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Trump Gains Support From 60% of White Evangelicals

10/15/2025

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President Donald Trump has strengthened support among white evangelical Protestants during his second term, contributing to a high approval rating.
A Public Religion Research Institute survey shows 60% of white evangelical Protestants think God chose Trump.
Similarly, 45% of Hispanic Protestants share that view.
Black Protestant voters and other non-Christian groups supported Kamala Harris.
Trump's rhetoric claims a radical left agenda against Christianity, and his policies appeal to religious conservatives.

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Story summary

President Donald Trump has strengthened support among white evangelical Protestants during his second term, contributing to a high approval rating.
A Public Religion Research Institute survey shows 60% of white evangelical Protestants think God chose Trump.
Similarly, 45% of Hispanic Protestants share that view.
Black Protestant voters and other non-Christian groups supported Kamala Harris.
Trump's rhetoric claims a radical left agenda against Christianity, and his policies appeal to religious conservatives.