Religion, Politics in 2014 Midterms Registered voters support for each party's today congressional candidates if elections held today Source: Pew Research Center survey, Aug. 20-24, 2014. Those who said "don It know or other not shown. Results include those who said they would vote for a certain party s
White evangelical Protestants express strong support for Republican candidates, just as they have in recent elections. Two-thirds of registered voters who are white evangelical Protestants in the new survey say they would vote Republican (67%), compared to 22% who would vote for a Democrat.
Religion, Politics in 2014 Midterms  | Registered voters support for each party's today  | congressional candidates if elections held today  | Republican  | Democrat Tota  | White Protestants evangelical  | 67%  | 22%  | 248  | Protestants evangelical  | White mainline  | 39  | 52  | 187  | Black Protestant 10  | 88  | 97  | Catholic 49  | 41  | 221  | Unaffiliated 22  | 62  | 242  | Source: Pew Research Center survey, Aug. 20-24, 2014.  | Those who said "don It know or other not shown. Results  | include those who said they would vote for a certain party s  | candidate or lean toward that candidate.  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 