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John C. Green
John C. Green is a senior fellow in religion and American politics at the Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life.
Faithful voters: Religion and the 2006 Election
As the Democrats wrested control of Congress from the Republicans for the first time since 1994, exit polls revealed some changes in the pattern of faith-based politics, but also much continuity....
Winning numbers: Religion in the 2004 election
In winning reelection George W. Bush expanded his 2000 coalition primarily by increasing the turnout and his support among key constituencies, including religious communities....
Partisan religion: Analyzing the 2000 election
From the time that George W....
A defeat, not a debacle: The religious right and the 1998 election
On the morning after the November elections, pundits announced the death of the Religious Right as a political force....
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