Democrats confront new faith debate
Democratic candidates are increasingly sharing their faith in midterm campaigns to connect with voters in traditionally Republican-leaning states, challenging longstanding Republican dominance rooted in religious values. Some candidates face attacks highlighting their interpretations of scripture, but they emphasize that their faith motivates their policy positions without making religion the basis for laws. This shift aims to attract moderate and religious voters while navigating the polarization of faith and politics in the United States.
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