Christian Family Coalition's Bilingual Voter Guide Scores GOP Candidates

The Christian Family Coalition is releasing a bilingual voter guide for Florida's Jan. 31 Republican presidential primary.

According to the organization, the guide is the "first in the nation addressing issues of the greatest importance to people of faith, as well as Americans in general. The nation's economy, immigration reform, health care, the sanctity of innocent human life and respect for the family built on marriage as one man, one woman, are all included."

The bilingual voter guide also reflects growing participation of Hispanic citizens in the electoral process. During the 2008 presidential election, more than 7.8 million Hispanics voted.

On the issues, CFC finds almost universal agreement among the candidates. The few exceptions are the federal marriage amendment to the Constitution, which CFC said was opposed by Ron Paul and Herman Cain.

Also, Mitt Romney was listed as the lone candidate opposed to moving the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem and recognizing it as the capital of Israel. CFC said Paul's position was not available on that issue.