In Missouri, 34% of those who described themselves as white evangelicals voted Democratic. That’s about 160,000 people. The percentage was 29% in Tennessee or 182,000 voters. The numbers comes from a Zogby poll taken right after those states’ primaries. Another survey conducted by Barna showed 40% of evangelicals say they will pull the lever for the Democratic presidential in November and 29% plan to vote for the Republican. The rest say they haven’t made up their minds or else will vote for a third-party candidate.
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
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