Democratic leaders are increasingly looking to religion as a means of connection, with lawmakers in Texas, Georgia, and Pennsylvania reclaiming faith in politics from the right.
A young Texas lawmaker is encouraging his white progressive peers to engage in discussions about religion in politics, showcasing a shift towards embracing faith-based connections.
The Jewish governor of Pennsylvania, Josh Shapiro, integrates his faith into his public identity, using it as a crucial aspect of his campaign and public speeches.
President Biden stands out in a secular party as a practicing Catholic who has embraced his faith, illustrating the evolving landscape of religion in Democratic politics.
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