Among supportive Republicans, Trump regular churchgoers and more sporadic attenders equally Among Republican and Republican- leaning registered voters who attend religious services
But while churchgoing Republicans were particularly skeptical of Trump during the primaries, they are firmly in his corner now that the general election campaign is underway. Indeed, in a June 2016 telephone survey, churchgoing GOP voters were as supportive of Trump in the general election as Republicans who attend religious services less than once a week. Nearly nine-in-ten GOP registered voters who attend religious services weekly say they would vote for Trump over Clinton if the election were held today, including 40% who say they would “strongly” support Trump in the general election. Among GOP voters who attend less regularly, 84% say they would back Trump if the election were today, including 41% who support him “strongly.”
Among supportive Republicans, Trump regular churchgoers and more sporadic attenders equally  | supportive of Trump  | Among Republican and Republican- leaning registered voters who attend religious services  | Would vote Clinton  | Would vote Trump stover Clinton  | over Trump  | 87%  | 7%  | Other/  | Strongly support Clinton  | DK/  | Strongly support Trump  | Not strongly  | Not strongly  | refused  | weekly  | 40  | 45  | 5  | less often  | 41  | 41  | 2*  | 84  | Don't know how strongly.  | Note: Based on Republican and Republican-leaning registered voters. Figures may not add to 100% or to subtotals indicated  | due to rounding.  | Source: Pew Research Center telephone survey conducted June 15-26, 2016 among U.S. adults  | "Evangelicals Rally to Trump, Re ligious Nones Back Clinton  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 