EDMOND — State Question 755, the president’s rocky relationship with Israel and his position on the so-called “ground zero mosque” were some of the issues that drove a record number of evangelical voters, observers said.
The latest polling data shows that Tea Party members and conservative evangelicals came out in force at the ballot box.
Oh, ye of big faith. Like, really big faith. The largest single constituency in the electorate in the midterm elections was “self-identified evangelicals,” who comprised 29 percent of the vote and cast a hefty 78 percent of their ballots for Republican
Exit polls reveal that Conservative Christian voters are a large and growing political force that “cannot be ignored,” says the Faith and Freedom Coalition.
(Duluth, GA) According to a post-election survey conducted by Public Opinion Strategies for the Faith and Freedom Coalition, the largest single constituency in the electorate in the 2010 midterm elections was self-identified evangelicals, who comprised 29% of the vote and cast an astonishing 78% of their ballots for Republican candidates.
The Brody File has coined a new phrase: The “Teavangelical Party”. The polling from the 2010 Midterm Elections proves it.
Our Colorado Faith & Freedom Coalition has been working for months to make sure that Colorado’s conservatives make it to the polls on Election Day in record numbers.
Faith & Freedom Coalition is in the midst of the largest conservative get-out-the-vote program in the history of American politics!
