Elections

The high-stakes runoff in Georgia today is the focus of the nation. While the results won’t settle all aspects of the 2020 election, they will determine which party governs the Senate. With the House majority being Democrat, and Nancy Pelosi newly reelected as speaker, today’s runoff in Georgia is considered crucial. Before the polls opened […]

Eleven Senate Republicans say they will object to certifying the 2020 election Jan. 6 when Congress convenes for the historic joint session. The results of December’s Electoral College vote will be counted that day in Congress. As the count approaches, both House and Senate legislators are going public with plans to officially object to an

Georgia Republican Sen. David Perdue is in quarantine after being exposed to the coronavirus. Though he’s tested negative, the 71-year-old Perdue is coming off the campaign trail in the final days of his runoff election with Democrat challenger Jon Ossoff. Perdue even canceled a New Year’s Eve rally with fellow Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler, who’s

With Americans focused on Georgia’s two Senate run-off elections Tuesday, Jan. 5, people from all over the country are traveling to the Peach State—many to pray. From 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. (EST) Saturday, Jan. 2, countless prayer warriors will gather outside the Georgia State House in Atlanta and online for the Georgia Prayer March.

Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., says he will oppose certification of the presidential election on Jan. 6. During its first session of 2021, Congress is expected to vote on whether to certify the results—a date set long before election results were questioned and President Donald J. Trump refused to concede. The vote of the Electoral College

President Donald J. Trump is starting his New Year campaigning for Republican control of the Senate—and some say the country. In a recent tweet, he said: On behalf of two GREAT Senators, @sendavidperdue & @KLoeffler, I will be going to Georgia on Monday night, January 4th., to have a big and wonderful RALLY. So important

Here is a summary of the top news stories featured on cn.mycharisma.com: Mario Murillo Says Post-Election Church Must ‘Find Its Moral Spine,’ ‘Get to the Bottom of Corruption’ Evangelist and author Mario Murillo isn’t a politician, nor does he pretend to be one. He has spent much of his life traveling the globe to share

On Tuesday, Jan. 5, America will hold its next national election. All the action is taking place in a single state—Georgia—but the implications of that state’s election are national, impacting every American. According to the American Center for Law and Justice, the widespread impact of the election is based on a convergence of three factors:

Georgia’s election for two U.S. Senate seats Jan. 5 will decide the future, not only of Georgia but of the entire country. What does liberal control of the federal government look like? Jack Hibbs, a California pastor largely responsible for defying state government and flipping multiple congressional seats in the infamously liberal state, says it

During the Global Prayer for Election Integrity/Against Election Fraud, Steve Bannon spoke of the criticality of prayer and persistence to thousands of participants. Bannon is a former top adviser to President Donald J. Trump who is now with Breitbart News. “This is a fight we cannot lose,” Bannon says. “If we lose this fight to

Rep. Mo Brooks, R-Ala., is looking beyond lawsuits and media reports. During an interview on FBN’s Lou Dobbs Tonight, he vowed to challenge the Electoral College, a common political practice used as recently as 2017 by Democrats after President Donald J. Trump was elected. “Well, it’s happened many times in the past,” Brooks said during

On Friday, the Supreme Court issued a short dismissal of the Texas election case against Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. “The State of Texas’s motion for leave to file a bill of complaint is denied for lack of standing under Article III of the Constitution. Texas has not demonstrated a judicially cognizable interest in the