Re: 54 million Evangelical Christian people did not vote?
Facebook Comments
Comments
They left out the fact that at the same time 54 million dead voters turned out to vote as well. I remember that stat (or close to it), during/after the last 2 elections. It was worse after Romney supposedly because of his Mormon faith, but most likely it was due to the fact that he didn’t energize them enough to go and vote. I nearly didn’t because I thought how are we going to trust a guy to repeal something that he pretty much modeled (Obamacare), or trust a guy to be a conservative that won a popular election in a notoriously liberal state?
I won’t pretend to know, but I know a few in my own circles and I’m sure everyone does, who stayed home because either he was Mormon or he was a liberal Yankee. 54million is only about 22% of the country. I read that there are around 100 million evangelicals in the US, so that would indicate half of them stayed home!
Very good question. I am sure it is a sampling survey, but who did it and the criteria used.And also I must point out……THAT MIGHT BE EVANGEISTICALLY SPEAKING! ________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/
They left out the fact that at the same time 54 million dead voters turned out to vote as well. I remember that stat (or close to it), during/after the last 2 elections. It was worse after Romney supposedly because of his Mormon faith, but most likely it was due to the fact that he didn’t energize them enough to go and vote. I nearly didn’t because I thought how are we going to trust a guy to repeal something that he pretty much modeled (Obamacare), or trust a guy to be a conservative that won a popular election in a notoriously liberal state?
I won’t pretend to know, but I know a few in my own circles and I’m sure everyone does, who stayed home because either he was Mormon or he was a liberal Yankee. 54million is only about 22% of the country. I read that there are around 100 million evangelicals in the US, so that would indicate half of them stayed home!
‘Evangelical’ does not have the same definition as ‘evangelistic.’ One should lead to the other, but they don’t mean the same thing.
Very good question. I am sure it is a sampling survey, but who did it and the criteria used.And also I must point out……THAT MIGHT BE EVANGEISTICALLY SPEAKING! ________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/
Way things are looking this year…
it may be 54 million and one not voting________________God-HonoringChrist-CenteredBible-BasedSpirit-Led