An election message from Dan Fisher

Charlie's Picks - Oct 2026  
Oklahoma Primary Election

   LifePoint Bible Church does not officially endorse candidates. However, because of the biblical principles we teach and preach, we always vote according to our biblical, conservative beliefs. Consequently, the correct way to vote is normally obvious to us.  That said, as a pastor, and because of my stand over the years, people often ask who and what I am supporting each election cycle.  
   So, we are sharing Charlie’s Picks as a resource to help further inform your research on the candidates and issues in this midterm election. Charlie Meadows is a stalwart Christian conservative and a friend of many years.  
   These picks are provided for your awareness — we encourage everyone to review the information, do their own research, and make their own voting decisions based on Biblical values.

    This time, Charlie is recommending some Democrat candidates. Given the anti-God, anti-biblical morality, and pro-immoral positions of the Democrat Party, I cannot recommend anyone who is aligned with the Democrat Party.
   Some argue that a few Democrats are “moderate” and are therefore not as extreme as their party has become. Sadly, even if a Democrat candidate is “moderate” (though I don’t know how anyone who claims to be a moderate could align themselves with the Democrat Party platform), once they are elected, they almost always vote down their party line. So, moderate or not, a vote for a Democrat is a vote for their Leftist ideology. Consequently, I will not encourage anyone to vote for someone who is a member of the Democrat Party.
That said, we present Charlie’s Picks to you for your research.
Dan Fisher 

Important  Voting  InfoRMATION

Let us pray for wisdom in stewarding our vote and for leaders who uphold righteousness. 

  • Important dates:
    • Election Day: Tuesday, November 3, 2026 (polls open 7 a.m. – 7 p.m.)
    • Early Voting: October 28–30 (8 a.m.–6 p.m.) and October 31 (8 a.m.–2 p.m.)
    • Voter Registration Deadline: October 9, 2026 (has passed)
    • Absentee Ballot Request Deadline: October 19, 2026 at 5 p.m. (has passed)
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  • Bring a valid photo ID if voting in person. Confirm your specific polling or early voting location before you go.