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A “Voter Poll” survey of the November 3, 2026, U.S. midterm elections, in which 79,219 voters answered a question about religious affiliation, found that Catholics were almost evenly split between Democrats (50%) and Republicans (49%), while majorities of Protestants, other Christians, and Mormons voted Republican. Eighty percent of Muslims voted Democratic, and 93% of Muslim voters in Michigan cast their ballots for Abdulrahman al-Sayed, who won a seat in the Senate. Democratic support among Jewish voters stood at 68%, while the share of voters with no religious affiliation rose from 24% in 2024 to 27%, with 78% of them supporting Democrats. The article concluded that most religious groups leaned toward the Democrats, influenced by the broader electoral tide, the economy, and the war with Iran, with Muslim voters emerging as the clearest exception after returning to the Democratic Party.
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