Why would Romney not win the Presidency if the Mormon church were true with God on their side so with Romney losing does that mean the Mormon church is false?

Answer 1

The outcome of an election is not cause to rethink a religion and Obama's success at the 2012 presidential election does not prove that the Mormon Church is false.

There are many occasions when followers of God have had outcomes that are not in line with their wishes or prayers. The reaction to such outcomes are a matter for those involved rather than outside observers. Similarly, the result of the election suggests a time of reflection and consideration by the Mormons. Such reflection is a matter for the church rather than a debate by those who are not associated with the church.

-Another answer-

When Jesus was on the earth, he established His church and taught the gospel. He healed the sick, and raised the dead. He did much good while on the earth. However, He was crucified and died on a cross. Does that mean that the gospel of Jesus Christ is false? Does that mean that God does not care about His son? Was God not on His side?

Christ fulfilled His mission on earth, to be an example, to atone for the sins of the world, and to be crucified and resurrected that all mankind might be forgiven of their sins. His mission was not to live on earth teaching and blessing His people until he was 90 years old.

Mitt Romney's mission on earth was not to win the 2012 Presidential Election.