john f. kennedy was the first catholic to be voted us president.
john f. kennedy was the first catholic to be voted us president.
who was the first catholic to be voted us president?
john f. kennedy
grover's catholicism was apparently not an issue with texas voters. had he been elected, he would have become the first catholic governor of the state of texas. many believed that texas had supported republican herbert hoover in 1928 because opponent alfred e. smith was roman catholic. texas, however, had voted narrowly in 1960 for john f. kennedy, the nation's first catholic president.









































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henry grover
gaye was elected at a 2015 by-election for the seat of lower saloum, following the dismissal of incumbent nam pa malick ceesay from the ruling alliance for patriotic reorientation and construction (aprc). gaye defeated aprc candidate kebba touray in the election, winning 2764 votes to touray's 1618 votes. speaking in the national assembly in january 2017, during the constitutional crisis and yahya jammeh's refusal to step down, gaye called for a peaceful transition of power and said, "the people who voted us in are the same people who voted for jammeh before and are the same people who voted adama barrow."
modou bamba gaye