Christian voter turnout could determine 2024 election amid ‘great reset’ concerns, warns ‘The Trump Code’ author

As the 2024 presidential race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris intensifies, new research from the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University, led by Dr. George Barna, indicates that millions of Christians — many of whom traditionally support conservative candidates — are unlikely to vote.

According to the study, only 51 percent of people of faith plan to vote this November, raising concerns about the impact on the election outcome.

Troy Anderson, Pulitzer Prize-nominated journalist and author of the No. 1 bestseller “The Trump Code,” emphasized the urgency of this moment for Christian voters.

“We could be on the brink of monumental changes, potentially accelerating the World Economic Forum’s ‘Great Reset’ plan and the United Nations’ ‘Agenda 2030’ if Kamala Harris wins,” Anderson said. “This could bring us closer to events described in the book of Revelation,” Anderson warned.

The survey highlights a concerning drop in voter enthusiasm among Christian voters who have historically played a pivotal role in presidential elections.

With 66 percent of voting-age adults identifying as Christian, the low turnout could significantly impact President Trump’s chances of re-election. The report also reveals that many churches have distanced themselves from political engagement, leaving congregants without guidance on critical social issues.

A pivotal election: The impact of Christian non-participation
The study shows that millions of votes could be left on the table, a number that could sway the election outcome in key battleground states.

“This could mean the difference between a second term for President Trump or a victory for Kamala Harris,” Anderson noted, emphasizing the importance of Christian engagement.

In the 2020 election, just seven million votes separated the candidates, underscoring the potential impact of even a small shift in voter turnout.

“The Trump Code:” A call to action for Christians
Anderson’s new book, “The Trump Code,” frames this as the “Nineveh Moment” that Billy Graham foresaw in his 2013 interview with the famed evangelist — a critical time when the actions of believers could determine the fate of America. With 40 days of prayer, fasting, and repentance underway from Sept. 26, to Nov. 5, as part of the “40 Days to Save America” campaign, Anderson called on Christians not only to engage spiritually but also to exercise their right to vote. He insisted that the future of America, freedom and biblical values depends on the turnout of Christian voters.

Key findings of the survey
Only 51 percent of people of faith plan to vote in the 2024 election.

An estimated 41 million born-again Christians and 32 million regular churchgoers may sit out the election.

Reasons for not voting include a lack of interest in politics, dissatisfaction with candidates and a belief that their votes will not make a difference.

Dr. George Barna, Director of Research at Arizona Christian University’s Cultural Research Center, highlighted that this disengagement represents a missed opportunity.

“Pastors hold the power to change the outcome of this election. Encouraging their members to vote as a matter of biblical responsibility could mobilize millions more to the polls,” Barna said.

A call for awakening and action
As America faces a potential shift towards socialism, globalism and what some see as a prophesied global upheaval, Anderson and Barna urged Christians to recognize the stakes.

“The Trump Code” aims to provide insights into how these times align with biblical prophecy and the role of President Trump in this unfolding narrative.

Anderson concludes, “Now is the time for Christians to wake up, pray, and vote. The fate of our nation and the world hangs in balance.”

About Troy Anderson
Troy Anderson is a Pulitzer Prize-nominated investigative journalist, six-time No. 1 FaithWords/Hachette Book Group, Chosen Books/Baker Publishing Group, Salem Books/Regnery Publishing and Charisma House/FrontLine bestselling author, a recognized authority on biblical prophecy, and the founder and president of the Inspire Literary Group.

His new book, “The Trump Code,” decodes the prophetic significance of Trump’s presidency and his role in shaping America’s spiritual and political future. His previous works include co-authoring The Babylon Code and Trumpocalypse with former nationally-syndicated radio show host Paul McGuire, co-authoring The Military Guide to Armageddon, The Military Guide to Disarming Deception and Your Mission in God’s Army with retired U.S. Army Chaplain (Colonel) David Giammona, and co-authoring Revelation 911 with Pastor Paul Begley, host of the syndicated TV show The Coming Apocalypse and a popular YouTube program with over 250 million views.

Anderson is the former executive editor of Charisma magazine and Charisma Media, executive editor of The Return International, senior editor of Godspeed Magazine, and reporter, bureau chief, and editorial writer at the Los Angeles Daily News, The Press-Enterprise and other newspapers. He writes for Newsmax, The Christian Post, Charisma, Charisma News, Townhall and other media outlets. Anderson’s extensive research and expertise make him a leading voice in the exploration of prophecy and its implications for today’s world. His latest book is “The Trump Code.” Find out more at .troyanderson.us and www.inspireliterary.com.