Most issues are complex. A law that emphasizes one type of justice may unwittingly be unjust in other ways. A candidate may be right on one issue but wrong on others. Christians might therefore make opposing decisions on the same issue, but they must accept one another as members of the same family of faith. We must remember that truth cannot be determined by majority vote.
Voting is simply a temporary system of administrative convenience.
It works imperfectly, and we pray for the perfect replacement. Christians must not put faith in a human institution or a human process. Our hope and faith are in God. Our allegiance is to him, not to any political party or any other human opinions. Christians must not allow political activities to distract them from spiritual priorities.