In this episode of In The Market, host Janet Partial turns the spotlight on the intersection of faith, politics, and the ballot box. She invites Kelsey Pritchard of Susan B. Anthony Pro‑Life America to unpack the hidden language of abortion ballot measures and the strategic push to enshrine pro‑life language in state constitutions.

Why Abortion Ballot Measures Matter

Janet and Kelsey explore how wording on the ballot can mask the true scope of a measure, from claims of “late‑term” limits to proposals that allow abortion “until birth.” They discuss the risks of embedding pro‑life language in state constitutions, which could lock in policies that are difficult to reverse once a state’s political balance shifts.

Israel’s Election and Global Echoes

The conversation turns to Israel’s upcoming election amid ongoing conflict with Hamas. Janet and her guests draw parallels between Israel’s security concerns and the U.S. debate over immigration, national security, and the role of faith in public life. They highlight how leaders on both sides of the globe face similar questions about protecting citizens while upholding moral principles.

Prayer and Civic Responsibility

Throughout the hour, Janet emphasizes the importance of prayer—both for Jerusalem and for U.S. leaders—before casting a vote. She encourages listeners to study candidates’ platforms, seek biblical wisdom, and pray for guidance as the first Tuesday in November approaches.

For a deeper look at how faith intersects with politics, abortion law, and international conflict, listen to the full episode of In The Market on the station’s website.