Kamala Harris beating Donald Trump with key group of Christian voters: Poll

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65% : "At the same time, many prominent Christian leaders continued to vocally support Trump.
62% : Harris has the support of 50.1 percent of Catholics whereas Trump is backed by 42.7 percent.
60% : Trump is particularly popular with white Catholics and white evangelical Christians.
60% : April polling data from the Pew Research Center showed Trump with the support of 81 percent of white evangelicals and 61 percent of white Catholics.
59% : The Associated Press' VoteCast exit polling showed Trump very narrowly won Catholic voters in 2020.
58% : About eight in 10 white evangelicals supported Trump in that election.
47% : However, new polling released by EWTN News/RealClear Opinion Research showed the vice president ahead of Trump with Catholics, a key demographic of Christian voters.
42% : In 2016, Trump also won 50 percent of Catholics whereas former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton won 46 percent, according to CNN exit polling.
36% : Trump previously identified as a Presbyterian but told Religion News Service in 2020 that he now considers himself a non-denominational Christian.
36% : "If you're talking about choosing between Harris and Trump, I think that's clear.
32% : In four years, you don't have to vote again, we'll have it fixed so good you're not going to have to vote," Trump told supporters at a conservative Turning Point Action event in Florida in July.
23% : Theologian Dr. R. Albert Mohler, the president of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminar and a long-standing figure in conservative Christian politics, told The New York Times' The Run-Up podcast that Trump faces the "grave danger" of evangelicals staying home on Election Day.
16% : "Thousands have also signed a petition launched by Christian organization Faithful America, pledging not to vote for Trump and saying they were "horrified" by his recent remarks at the conservative Turning Point Action Believers' Summit.
11% : Trump Warned by Christian LeaderSome Christian leaders have expressed concerns about Trump's waffling position on abortion, warning it could dissuade some conservative religious voters from showing up at the polls in November.

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