Pew poll: 52% of Catholics including 61% of white Catholics back Trump over Harris

[Michie]

CV NEWS FEED // A Pew Research Center poll released Monday found that former President Donald Trump is leading Vice President Kamala Harris by five points among all Catholic voters, with 52% compared to her 47%.

The poll asked registered voters across many religious affiliations which candidate, Trump or Harris, they would vote for, or are leaning toward voting for, if the election was held on they day they were polled.

Specifically among white Catholics, Trump has a significant 23-point lead, polling at 61% against Harris’ 38%.

Harris leads Trump by just over 30 points among Hispanic Catholics, meanwhile, with 65% of support compared to the Republican nominee’s 34%.

According to Pew’s survey, Trump also enjoys a wide lead among white Protestants, especially those who identify as evangelical.

Among white evangelical Protestants, Trump leads Harris by a whopping 66% points: 82% to 16%.

The same poll also found Trump ahead by 17 points with non-evangelical white Protestants. Harris, however, maintains a commanding lead among black Protestants – 86% to 11%.

Harris’ lead with Jewish voters was identical to her lead with Hispanic Catholics: 65% to 34%.

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Pew poll: 52% of Catholics including 61% of white Catholics back Trump over Harris

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[chevyontheriver]

CV NEWS FEED // A Pew Research Center poll released Monday found that former President Donald Trump is leading Vice President Kamala Harris by five points among all Catholic voters, with 52% compared to her 47%.

The poll asked registered voters across many religious affiliations which candidate, Trump or Harris, they would vote for, or are leaning toward voting for, if the election was held on they day they were polled.

Specifically among white Catholics, Trump has a significant 23-point lead, polling at 61% against Harris’ 38%.

Harris leads Trump by just over 30 points among Hispanic Catholics, meanwhile, with 65% of support compared to the Republican nominee’s 34%.

According to Pew’s survey, Trump also enjoys a wide lead among white Protestants, especially those who identify as evangelical.

Among white evangelical Protestants, Trump leads Harris by a whopping 66% points: 82% to 16%.

The same poll also found Trump ahead by 17 points with non-evangelical white Protestants. Harris, however, maintains a commanding lead among black Protestants – 86% to 11%.

Harris’ lead with Jewish voters was identical to her lead with Hispanic Catholics: 65% to 34%.

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Looks like in this poll zero percent prefer an actual Catholic candidate, Sonski, and only have eyes for Trump or Harris. I wonder if the polls even allowed for options other than Harris or Trump? Of course what should I expect. It's the 'Third Party Shutout' in action. We get the government that we deserve. Or the government the elites allow us to have.

 

[Michie]

Looks like in this poll zero percent prefer an actual Catholic candidate, Sonski, and only have eyes for Trump or Harris. I wonder if the polls even allowed for options other than Harris or Trump? Of course what should I expect. It's the 'Third Party Shutout' in action. We get the government that we deserve. Or the government the elites allow us to have.

Third parties are rarely considered if ever. It’s all about the 2 major parties.

 

[chevyontheriver]

Third parties are rarely considered if ever. It’s all about the 2 major parties.

Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum.

 

[RileyG]

Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum.

When we have a two party system, it makes thinks rather difficult. In my opinion.

I think that's why we are so divided because our lack of choices.

Maybe I'm wrong.

 

[Valletta]

Looks like in this poll zero percent prefer an actual Catholic candidate, Sonski, and only have eyes for Trump or Harris. I wonder if the polls even allowed for options other than Harris or Trump? Of course what should I expect. It's the 'Third Party Shutout' in action. We get the government that we deserve. Or the government the elites allow us to have.

Unfortunately Sonski is a write-in candidate in most states. I think I've done a write-in candidate for president twice. As I recall I was once in the less than two percent of the country who voted for a presidential candidate other than from the two major parties. We almost got initiative and referendum in our state, people were able to vote on it once many years ago, but the League of Women Voters stepped in at that last minute against it and it failed.

 

[chevyontheriver]

Unfortunately Sonski is a write-in candidate in most states. I think I've done a write-in candidate for president twice. As I recall I was once in the less than two percent of the country who voted for a presidential candidate other than from the two major parties. We almost got initiative and referendum in our state, people were able to vote on it once many years ago, but the League of Women Voters stepped in at that last minute against it and it failed.

If we keep voting for the big failed parties it will only prolong the time until they utterly crash and burn.

 

[WarriorAngel]

I honestly don’t know how it would work out with 5 parties.
A lot more choices.
Maybe less haggling and more policy speaking.

Because the other parties are like off shoots of the 2.
Independent, Green, Reform, Libertarian, Socialist , Natural Law, Constitution..

I like some who have run Independent.

Anyway the politicians have to have 1million votes to get on the ballot and we don’t see them in debates.

 

[WarriorAngel]

I don’t even think we should have a socialist party since it goes against the constitution and capitalism that many have been fighting against.

 

[chevyontheriver]

I honestly don’t know how it would work out with 5 parties.
A lot more choices.
Maybe less haggling and more policy speaking.

Because the other parties are like off shoots of the 2.
Independent, Green, Reform, Libertarian, Socialist , Natural Law, Constitution..

I like some who have run Independent.

Anyway the politicians have to have 1million votes to get on the ballot and we don’t see them in debates.

Do check out the American Solidarity Party. Tiny, shut out, but worthy.