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Despite some of the excitement about evangelical voters moving to the Democrats, the latest figures are a bit more modest – a little south of 30% so far. John Kerry garnered 21% nationally in 2004. Send me your thoughts on the evening – davidkuo@beliefnetstaff.com

on MSNBC… and see former President Bill Clinton behind her… is it just me or is he fidgeting and twitching just enough it looks like he is about to seize the podium and microphone?

People who attended church weekly voted 58 to 41 for Bush in 2004. This year they voted 51% for Republicans to 48% for Democrats. A significant improvement in the “God gap” for Democrats.

With all the attention on evangelicals, we shouldn’t lose sight of this: Democrats this election have won back the Catholic vote. In 2004, President Bush beat John Kerry among Catholics 52%-47%. The exit polls for the House races show Catholics going 57%-42% for the Democrats. In all likelihood this has little to do with social…
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