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Research: GOP churchgoers rally to Trump

Gregory A. Smith, Pew Research

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Right through the primaries, most religious Republicans were skeptical about Donald Trump’s candidacy. Now that he’s the nominee, they’re solidly behind him, although Evangelicals slightly more than Catholics.

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