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FCCB Offers Voter Resources for 2026 General Election
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FCCB Voter Resources for 2026 Election in Florida

The Florida Conference of Catholic Bishops offers resources to help Catholic voters in Florida prepare for the 2026 General Election. The organization encourages informed decision-making guided by faith and conscience.

10/05/2026 · Fort Lauderdale edition

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The Florida Conference of Catholic Bishops (FCCB) provides resources to help Catholic voters across the state prepare for the 2026 General Election. The organization encourages the faithful to form their consciences and research candidates and proposals to make informed decisions.

The FCCB emphasizes that bishops do not endorse or oppose specific candidates. Instead, they stress that each Catholic voter is responsible for prayerfully making political choices with a well-formed conscience, guided by reason and faith teachings. This approach empowers individuals to engage thoughtfully in the electoral process.

Approved resources are available for use in Florida parishes and on the FCCB website. These materials assist parishioners in understanding election issues and candidates.

Residents seeking to understand the intersection of faith and civic duty can visit the FCCB website for guidance and information as they prepare to vote in the 2026 General Election.

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