NBC NewsHarris goes to church, highlighting the absence of religion in the 2024 campaign
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50% Medium Conservative
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70% ReliableGood
- Policy Leaning
30% Somewhat Conservative
- Politician Portrayal
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
57% : Just 8% of people who had a positive view of Trump earlier this year thought he was "very" religious, according to Pew.40% : While candidates in both parties have traditionally sought to play up their piety to appeal to religious voters and signal their personal integrity, Harris, Trump and their running mates have not centered their faith this year.
39% : "Indeed, at the Al Smith dinner, Trump made that plain: "Catholics, you've got to vote for me.
30% : Trump was raised Presbyterian but in 2020 said he considers himself a nondenominational Christian, though he is not known to attend services regularly.
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