Doug Pagitt, a progressive pastor, highlights a growing rift between the Democratic Party and Christian voters. He commissioned a significant poll showing that 75% of Christian respondents distrust the Democratic Party. Pagitt argues that this disconnection could severely impact the party's future electoral prospects, especially after their recent losses among this demographic. The poll findings suggest Democrats must reassess their stance toward faith to avoid further alienating a crucial voting bloc, as Christian voters largely feel overlooked and underrepresented in the party's agenda.
A shocking 75% of Christian voters say that they have little or no trust in the Democratic Party, while Republicans almost break even on that trust.
Democrats have lost the Christian voting bloc by a two-to-one margin last election; you can't be the majority party if you ignore the majority faith.
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