Disgraced former Trump lawyer fears right-wing Christians are abandoning MAGA

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : "Trump has long relied on the white evangelical vote as the backbone of his campaign -- although there has been an undercurrent of evangelicals for years who opposed the former president and are making their voices heard in this election.
40% : "While Trump has added new voters to his base and is performing well in traditionally Democratic demographics like Black men, his campaign cannot discount voters in swing states who may vote down ticket but leave the top blank," said Ellis.
39% : Ellis, a former traffic court prosecutor in Weld, Colorado, who jumped into national prominence when she became a senior legal adviser to Trump, pleaded guilty to criminal charges in Georgia in the scheme to overturn the 2020 election, which she had claimed was a mission from God.
36% : The Latter-Day Saints, another conservative Christian bloc, has also been souring on Trump, and the Harris campaign has made a big play to try to win their votes, as they hold substantial populations in the Western battleground states of Arizona and Nevada.

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