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Regular churchgoers leaned toward Trump in 2020, study shows

September 01, 2021

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CWN Editor's Note: A new Pew Research study finds that Americans who attend church services at least monthly favored Donald Trump over Joe Biden in the 2020 presidential contest. Among white Catholics who go to Mass at least monthly, the survey found that Trump won 63% of the votes. But among all Catholics (including racial minorities), the vote was evenly split.

Biden was more popular among Catholic voters than Hillary Clinton was in 2016, the Pew study found.

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