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Faith & Freedom Coalition

Religious voter-mobilization organization founded by Ralph Reed in 2009 that built a modern state-and-national grassroots network around conservative evangelical political participation.

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Religious voter-mobilization organization founded by Ralph Reed in 2009 that built a modern state-and-national grassroots network around conservative evangelical political participation.

Why this entry is in the archive

Shows continuity in voter-mobilization infrastructure after the Christian Coalition era.

Mission and structure

Faith & Freedom Coalition describes itself as a national grassroots organization focused on mobilizing faith-based conservative voters and building state-level chapters and activist capacity.

Continuity

Reed’s leadership creates a personnel bridge to the Christian Coalition era, while the organization itself is a distinct later entity.

Evidence limits

Coalition membership or voter outreach does not establish control over churches, denominations or individual voters.

The archive treats the organization as a mobilization node, not as a proxy for all evangelical political behavior.

Timeline

  1. Tea Party-era organizations form

    Tea Party Patriots and Faith & Freedom Coalition emerge, creating durable organizations out of movement-era grassroots energy and evangelical voter mobilization.

    Jenny Beth Martin · Tea Party Patriots · Ralph Reed

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Source records

  1. Faith & Freedom Coalition — About