(Protestia) A new report from George Branas’s Cultural Research Center suggests that 104 million “people of faith” are not planning to vote in the upcoming election, including 32 million regular churchgoers.
One of the most important findings of the research is the depressed voting intent of “people of faith”. The survey defined “people of faith” as either someone who described themselves as “a person of religious faith” or as someone who associated with some recognized religious faith (such as Christianity, Judaism, Mormonism, Islam, etc.). Continue reading