Researchers: Conservative Christian Voters Can’t Be Ignored
Exit polls reveal that Conservative Christian voters are a large and growing political force that “cannot be ignored,” says the Faith and Freedom Coalition.
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!
With nearly 30 active state affiliates across the country, the one-year-old Faith & Freedom Coalition has robust volunteer and staff field operators all over the country.
Speaking of Ralph Reed: His Faith and Freedom Coalition is focused on getting out the vote. They’re spending $500,000 on a radio ad campaign in eighteen House and Senate races.
The Faith and Freedom Coalition will announce Tuesday evening that it is launching a $500,000 radio ad campaign to increase evangelical and conservative turnout next week.
Republican John Raese has now opened up a seven-point lead over West Virginia Governor Joe Manchin in perhaps the most improbably close U.S. Senate contest in the country. It’s Raese’s biggest lead yet.