evangelical vote

Born-again ballot bloc

The evangelical vote refers to the collective electoral influence of evangelical Christians, particularly in American politics.

Evangelicals—Protestants who emphasize personal conversion, biblical authority, and spreading their faith—form a significant voting bloc that candidates actively court.

The term typically implies conservative positions on social issues like abortion and same-sex marriage: Republicans have long depended on the evangelical vote.

The evangelical vote in the primaries gave him an early lead.

conservativeCautious about altering customs
religious rightFaith-based political movement
ChristianAdherent of the gospel
RepublicanGOP party member
family valuesBeliefs prioritizing domestic bonds

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