Survey offers data for worldview of Trump voters
Baylor researchers found that 81 percent of Trump voters see Middle Eastern refugees as a threat.
c. 2017 Religion News Service
NASHVILLE, Tennessee (RNS) — Americans who voted for President Trump are often very religious, believe in an authoritative God, and hold traditional views about gender.
The new Baylor Religion Survey, released in September, also found that Trump supporters are more likely than other voters to see Muslims as threats to America and to view the United States as a Christian nation.
