Democrats are within striking distance of flipping Congress and ending Trump's second term early.
Franklin Graham just posted what he wants every Christian voter in America to understand before they walk into the booth.
What one of their Senate candidates has already prayed should end any debate about which side they’re on.
Franklin Graham Issues a 2026 Midterm Warning Every Christian Voter Needs to Read
Franklin Graham isn't telling you who to vote for.
He said so directly in his social media post: "Do you know who to vote for in the midterms? Let me give you some help, but you decide."
"The Democratic Party wants open borders, while the Republican Party wants secure borders. The Democratic Party wants noncitizens to be able to vote; the Republican Party supports requiring voter ID. The Democratic Party wants to give taxpayer-funded benefits like healthcare to noncitizens; the Republican Party says No to that. And there are a hundred more issues," Graham wrote.
His closing line: "The choice is yours – but look prayerfully at what both parties stand for."
The ballot in November makes those hundred issues concrete.
https://twitter.com/Franklin_Graham/status/2113001040698331521
James Talarico Adam Hamilton and the Democrats Running Against Christian Faith in November 2026
In Texas, Democrats are running James Talarico against Republican Ken Paxton for Senate. Talarico has openly offered pagan prayers and denies that Jesus Christ is the only path to salvation. He is a 37-year-old Presbyterian seminarian, which makes his rejection of the faith's central claim a deliberate choice, not an oversight.
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick told the state Republican convention that Talarico would "go to hell." That's not a political attack — it's a theological conclusion from someone who read the Bible.
In Kansas, Democrats tapped Adam Hamilton, a Methodist pastor, to run against Sen. Roger Marshall. Hamilton teaches that a person doesn't need to know or follow Jesus Christ in their lifetime to spend eternity with God and states openly that the Bible is full of errors.
Democrats chose a pastor who rejects the resurrection's implications to be their face in a Senate race.
In Colorado, Democrats are running Melat Kiros – a card-carrying member of the Democratic Socialists of America who calls for a Trans Bill of Rights and believes that the freedom to murder an unborn baby equals "economic freedom."
The DSA openly advocates for government-controlled healthcare, open borders, and abolishing ICE.
Democrat leadership recruited these candidates as their best shot at flipping Congress and ending the Trump era.
Evangelical Voter Turnout in the 2026 Midterms Could Decide Whether Trump Keeps Congress
Republicans hold a 220-213 majority in the House. The Cook Political Report has 21 House races rated as tossups – 15 of them held by Republicans – with seven Senate races still genuinely competitive, including Texas and Kansas.
In each of Trump's three election victories, roughly 80 percent of white evangelical Christians voted Republican. That margin doesn't just win elections — it decides them. Complacency in November changes the math.
If Democrats flip enough of those seats, Trump's border enforcement faces obstacles, his deportation operations lose funding, and the conservative judges waiting for Senate confirmation never get a vote.
Everything built over the last two years gets dismantled from the inside.
Franklin Graham didn't post that voter guide by accident.
His father Billy Graham preached the Gospel to more than 200 million people across his lifetime – more than any other individual in Christian history. Franklin leads Samaritan's Purse and the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, and when he speaks before an election, it's because he believes the stakes justify it.
RNC Chairman Michael Whatley called 2026 "the most important midterm of our lifetime."
Leaders at the Faith and Freedom Coalition conference were equally direct about what losing looks like: "If we don't all act like Donald Trump for the next 18 months, you will lose it all forever."
Democrats understand that math. That's why they're running a pagan prayer leader in Texas and a Bible-doubting Methodist pastor in Kansas.
Franklin Graham just erased the line they needed to blur.
Sources:
- Hannah Knudsen, "Franklin Graham Lays Out the Differences Between Parties Ahead of Midterms," Breitbart, October 21, 2026.
- "Franklin Graham Says Trump Has Been Raised Up by God, Urges Loyalty in Midterms," Daily Gazette, March 2026.
- "Franklin Graham Tells CBN News He Thinks Democratic Party Is Opposed to Faith," CBN News.
- "Republicans Worry That Evangelicals Sitting the Midterms Out Could Cost Them in Key Races," Fox News, October 2026.
- "Cook Political Report 2026 Midterm Ratings," Cook Political Report, October 2026.