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2024-09-12T01:30:03+00:00

JUST IN: GREAT news for Trump: he’s killing it with White Evangelical Protestants (his faithful base that propelled him to The White House the first time). Pew Research just released figures showing he’s up 82%_16%. That’s a PHENOMENAL number and it should go higher from there because voter education & GOTV programs haven’t even hit their full effect yet. Some of the growth doesn’t show up until Election Day. With that number, he’ll win in 2024. Furthermore, his number is EVEN higher among White Evangelical Protestants who attend church regularly. That number is 85%-14%. You must understand that these are EXTREMELY IMPRESSIVE numbers. Trump and Evangelicals have always had a very unique and special bond. @realDonaldTrump @TeamTrump

Support for Trump is higher among White evangelicals and White Catholics who attend church regularly. A bar graph compares the percentage of registered voters who would vote for Harris or Trump if the 2024 presidential election were held today across different religious demographics. Among all Christians, those who attend church monthly+ support Trump at 63% and Harris at 35%, while those attending less often support Trump at 55% and Harris at 44%. Among White evangelical Protestants, monthly attendees show 85% for Trump and 14% for Harris, with less frequent attendees showing 78% for Trump and 21% for Harris. For White nonevangelical Protestants, 52% of monthly attendees support Trump, and 46% support Harris, while 60% of less frequent attendees support Trump, and 39% support Harris. Among Black Protestants, 10% of monthly attendees support Trump, and 86% support Harris, with less frequent attendees showing 13% for Trump and 86% for Harris. Among White Catholics, 65% of monthly attendees support Trump, and 34% support Harris, while 58% of less frequent attendees support Trump, and 41% support Harris. Data is based on a Pew Research Center survey conducted from August 26 to September 2, 2024.

Bar chart showing voter preferences for the 2024 presidential election by religion. Among all voters, both Harris and Trump receive 49% support each. Protestant preferences: 37% for Harris, 61% for Trump. White evangelical: 16% Harris, 82% Trump. White nonevangelical: 41% Harris, 58% Trump. Black Protestant: 86% Harris, 11% Trump. Catholic voters: 47% Harris, 52% Trump. White: 38% Harris, 61% Trump. Hispanic: 65% Harris, 34% Trump. Jewish: 65% Harris, 34% Trump. Religiously unaffiliated: 68% Harris, 28% Trump. Atheist: 85% Harris, 13% Trump. Agnostic: 78% Harris, 20% Trump. Nothing in particular: 59% Harris, 38% Trump. Based on registered voters, survey conducted August 26-September 2, 2024, by Pew Research Center.

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Original Post Date	Wednesday, September 11, 2024, 09:30 pm EDT
Capture Date	Tuesday, September 15, 2026, 03:03 am EDT
TRUTH Social status ID	`113121991271935442`
Original URL	https://truthsocial.com/@dbrodyreports/113121991271935442

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Support for Trump is higher among White evangelicals and White Catholics who attend church regularly. A bar graph compares the percentage of registered voters who would vote for Harris or Trump if the 2024 presidential election were held today across different religious demographics. Among all Christians, those who attend church monthly+ support Trump at 63% and Harris at 35%, while those attending less often support Trump at 55% and Harris at 44%. Among White evangelical Protestants, monthly attendees show 85% for Trump and 14% for Harris, with less frequent attendees showing 78% for Trump and 21% for Harris. For White nonevangelical Protestants, 52% of monthly attendees support Trump, and 46% support Harris, while 60% of less frequent attendees support Trump, and 39% support Harris. Among Black Protestants, 10% of monthly attendees support Trump, and 86% support Harris, with less frequent attendees showing 13% for Trump and 86% for Harris. Among White Catholics, 65% of monthly attendees support Trump, and 34% support Harris, while 58% of less frequent attendees support Trump, and 41% support Harris. Data is based on a Pew Research Center survey conducted from August 26 to September 2, 2024.

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Bar chart showing voter preferences for the 2024 presidential election by religion. Among all voters, both Harris and Trump receive 49% support each. Protestant preferences: 37% for Harris, 61% for Trump. White evangelical: 16% Harris, 82% Trump. White nonevangelical: 41% Harris, 58% Trump. Black Protestant: 86% Harris, 11% Trump. Catholic voters: 47% Harris, 52% Trump. White: 38% Harris, 61% Trump. Hispanic: 65% Harris, 34% Trump. Jewish: 65% Harris, 34% Trump. Religiously unaffiliated: 68% Harris, 28% Trump. Atheist: 85% Harris, 13% Trump. Agnostic: 78% Harris, 20% Trump. Nothing in particular: 59% Harris, 38% Trump. Based on registered voters, survey conducted August 26-September 2, 2024, by Pew Research Center.