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Political Preferences of U.S. Religious Groups (Original Post) brooklynite Aug 2016 OP
Odd grouping. Southern Baptists won't vote for a Catholic or a Mormon. tonyt53 Aug 2016 #1
Hey look. Catholics still lean Democratic and mirror the average American. onehandle Aug 2016 #2
Only because of the Hispanic bloc. whatthehey Aug 2016 #4
Only surprise there is Seventh Day Adventists whatthehey Aug 2016 #3
Next they... JSup Aug 2016 #5

onehandle

(51,122 posts)
2. Hey look. Catholics still lean Democratic and mirror the average American.
Wed Aug 10, 2016, 01:24 PM
Aug 2016

The nutcase minority do not speak for regular Catholics.

The 'Catholic League' is one guy.

whatthehey

(3,660 posts)
3. Only surprise there is Seventh Day Adventists
Wed Aug 10, 2016, 01:26 PM
Aug 2016

I'm not sure what social or theological bit of dogma unique to them moves them, just, into the politically sane camp. Food woo maybe? Anti-fun prudery? Other than that easy enough to predict. Christians unless in sects dominated by racial minorities (if you segregated Catholics by race as in other polls, it would become clear the only reason they appear vaguely Dem is because of the strongly Catholic Hispanic bloc) are almost all very right wing. Who didn't know?

JSup

(740 posts)
5. Next they...
Wed Aug 10, 2016, 02:14 PM
Aug 2016

...need to poll people that actually follow their religions; for CHRISTians that would be the New Testament (the one that actually has Christ in it).

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