evangelical voters
Faith-driven ballot casters
Evangelical voters are a political bloc of Protestant Christians who prioritize religious values in their electoral choices.
In American politics, the term typically refers to white evangelicals who vote reliably Republican, motivated by issues like abortion, religious liberty, and traditional marriage: Evangelical voters turned out in record numbers for the candidate.
The phrase implies organized political influence rather than just individual religious belief.
- conservativeCautious about altering customs
- ChristianAdherent of the gospel
- faithTrust without proof
- churchPlace of Christian worship
- pulpitChurch speaking platform
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- Political Factionsconservatives, Republicans, right wing, far right, hard right
- Religious Rightreligious right, Christian right, evangelicals, fundamentalists, Moral Majority
- votersconstituent, youth vote, nonvoter, voting bloc, voting blocs
- RepublicansGOP, Republican, RNC, elephant, conservatives
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