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The end of our Election 2006 coverage.

If you’re interested in more of Christianity Today‘s take on the election, make sure you read our coverage over at our usual Christianity Today site. Our latest articles include:

Declaring Victory | Evangelical Democrats claim credit, leading conservatives find plenty to blame. by Sheryl Henderson Blunt in Virginia (posted Nov. 8)

Speaking Out: Faith-Based Triangulation | Religious moderates propelled the Democrats to victory. by Joseph Loconte (posted Nov. 8)

Speaking Out: Good News for Democrats, Good News for Evangelicals | And Good News for the world. by George G. Hunter III (posted Nov. 8)

Focus on the Family Praises Democrats, Slams Republicans | Dobson says values voters stayed home after GOP abandoned them. by Ted Olsen (posted Nov. 9)

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As a volunteer at a polling station, I saw what we lose when we choose convenience over communal participation.