It seems like according to exit polls in GA that Romney won with “evangelicals” in Atlanta but Huckabbe won with “evangelicals” outside of Atlanta. I wonder if that might be a common pattern in alot of these primaries where Romney won the evangelical vote in the city or big city suberbs but Huckabee won the evangelical vote once one got outside of the big city.
I know that this is not a political thread, but it kind of crossed over into religion. Anyway, thanks for that data. From Georgia at least, it seems the split is between rural evangelicals, perhaps with more of a fundamentalist theological leaning, vs. urban/suburban evangelicals associated more with the mega Church evangelical movement, at least that is my take on it.
Again, I think Catholic Republicans should not have any problem with McCain. He has a 0% rating from NARAL, and has consistently supported constructionist judges, including Bork, and John Roberts and S. Alito, both constructionist judges, with a strong belief in natural law.