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Faith in numbers: Trump held steady among believers at the ballot – it was the nonreligious vote he lost in 2020

  • Written by Ryan Burge, Assistant Professor of Political Science, Eastern Illinois University
Faith in numbers: Trump held steady among believers at the ballot – it was the nonreligious vote he lost in 2020White evangelicals continued to back Trump in 2020 in significant numbers.Gina Ferazzi/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images

For all the predictions and talk of a slump in support among evangelicals, it appears Donald Trump’s election loss was not at the hands of religious voters.

As an analyst of religious data, I’ve been crunching data...

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