… Clearly, evangelicals have a large influence on the Republican party. At least three quarters of white evangelicals voted for Donald Trump. It’s incredibly hard to find another group that is so wed to a particular political party. (The only exception I can find is that black Protestants are ~90% Democratic voters in presidential elections). But, now that the nones are the same size statistically as evangelicals or Catholics, that means that those without religious faith should have some significant sway in electoral politics, right? Well, not really. CONT.
Ryan P. Burge (Eastern Illinois U.), Religion in Public