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Today, as Donald J. Trump becomes the 47th president, America’s Christians are confident that these next four years will be pivotal in healing the nation and bringing legislation back to the founding principles of the forefathers.
Recent data unveiled from Worldometer reported that abortion was the leading cause of death worldwide in 2024, with 45.1 million lives aborted. Cancer, smoking, HIV/AIDS, traffic fatalities and suicide were among the leading causes of non-abortion deaths. “Totaling all the deaths in the world from causes other than abortion reveals a figure of 62.5 million, meaning that abortions accounted for just over 42 percent of all human deaths in 2024,” Breitbart stated. Specifically in the United States, abortion accounts for approximately one-third of annual deaths.
As the country prepares to welcome President-elect Trump back into the White House and many other state and government leaders into their newly elected positions, a few states are gearing up for special elections to fill open positions. In order to equip voters with the most up-to-date information, iVoterGuide (iVoterGuide.com), the nation’s premier Christian voting guide, is providing accurate, meticulously researched data on impending special election primary candidates.
AFA Action is a non-profit 501(c)(4) organization dedicated to advancing biblical, family values in society and government by educating and influencing public policy. AFA Action is also the Governmental Affairs Affiliate of American Family Association.
