On March 28, 2025, CatholicVote organized and led a prayer vigil outside the Kansas State Capitol to counter a planned satanist black mass and help prevent potential chaos. The event mobilized local Christians to assemble in peaceful protest, demonstrating a commitment to civic engagement and public order.

CatholicVote's news feed reported that the Diocese of Springfield and a pro-life pregnancy resource center filed a lawsuit on March 20, 2025, challenging an amendment to the Illinois Human Rights Act that requires religious organizations to hire individuals irrespective of their alignment with pro-life Christian values. The lawsuit argues that the law infringes upon their religious freedom in hiring.

CatholicVote has mobilized a significant political campaign through extensive financial support for far-right candidates and aggressive political messaging. The organization celebrated executive orders under Trump, reflecting its deep alignment with an emergent Catholic right that advocates for policies opposing progressive inclusion and amplifies authoritarian narratives.

CatholicVote's news feed published an article reporting that American Airlines will end its corporate Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) practices following a federal civil rights complaint and compliance conference with the OFCCP. The article's framing, which labels DEI practices as controversial, indicates a political stance that may undermine protections for marginalized groups.

The Hill recognized CatholicVote’s Director of Government Affairs, Tom McClusky, as one of the most influential grassroots lobbyists of 2024. The article highlights his role in mobilizing political advocacy and his efforts in drawing attention to the Biden administration’s attempts to roll back Trump-era religious freedom protections.

CatholicVote published an article featuring human rights expert Benedict Rogers, who criticized the Vatican's secret renewal of its agreement with China regarding the appointment of bishops. The article highlights issues of opacity, authoritarian control by the CCP, and the resulting repression of loyal, underground Catholic communities in China.

CatholicVote officially endorsed former President Donald Trump for the Republican presidential nomination in 2024. In the announcement, President Brian Burch emphasized the need to defeat incumbent Biden and highlighted issues such as the alleged pro-abortion stance of the current administration and the border crisis. The endorsement aligns the organization with Trump, a figure whose policies and rhetoric have been associated with authoritarian and divisive practices.

CatholicVote reported on a proposed bill introduced by U.S. lawmakers aimed at countering Nicaraguan Dictator Daniel Ortega’s persecution of the Catholic Church by imposing targeted economic sanctions. The coverage emphasizes efforts to restore human rights and religious freedoms in Nicaragua amid reports of arrests of priests and extended detentions of church leaders.

CatholicVote, known for mobilizing political activism among the Catholic community, published an article on December 6, 2023, detailing a lawsuit filed by The Federalist, The Daily Wire, and the state of Texas. The suit accuses the Biden administration, via the Global Engagement Center, of engaging in censorship practices against conservative media outlets. By featuring this politically charged narrative, the organization provides a platform that reinforces partisan viewpoints and challenges the balanced discourse expected in democratic politics.

CatholicVote’s CV News Feed published a report on proposed legislation by Republican lawmakers aimed at stripping Section 230 liability protections from large tech companies, a measure touted as a way to expose alleged bias and curb censorship of conservative voices. The report, published on July 28, 2021, reflects the organization’s active role in disseminating politically charged content.

CatholicVote, a politically active Catholic organization, announced a $9.7 million ad campaign targeting swing state voters to highlight what it describes as Joe Biden's failure to support Catholic issues, framing his policies as an existential threat to Catholic values.