Conservative US churches collect mail-in ballots for voter turnout boost.

Conservative Christians in the U.S., previously skeptical of mail-in ballots, are now actively collecting them in churches to boost voter turnout for candidates aligned with their views on issues like abortion and immigration. This strategy, which has gained popularity in states like California, aims to engage congregations politically. Despite ongoing concerns about potential fraud, many believe adapting to mail-in voting is essential for competitiveness in upcoming elections.