Religion and Politics

I have some cool new graphs to share.

As I said a few days ago, the 2024 Cooperative Election Study came out after we wrote our big article on regional cultural differences in voting patterns which was based on exit polls. Ryan Burge has written postmortems of the 2024 election on the Catholic and Evangelical vote.

The 2024 CES data underscores our conclusion. Among White voters, Right vs. Left is less a matter of sex than it is a matter of religion and education. White post graduates who never attend religious services are politically the polar opposite of Whites with a high school education who attend church on a weekly basis. 2/3rds of White college graduates who are devout Christians also voted for Trump.

Keep this in mind when you see people in the movement bashing White women or Christians who in the real world are Trump’s biggest constituencies. 79% of White evangelical Protestants voted for Trump in the 2024 election. 67% of Whites with no religion voted for Kamala Harris. That’s also the exit polls which understate the CES data.

Note: It has gotten to the point where non-White evangelicals are breaking 50/50 for Trump and non-White Catholics are 40/60. Libtards are bleeding support among non-White working class voters because their insane secular cultural values keep undermining their race replacement political strategy.

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