[HarleyD]

There are many liberals who claim to be "evangelicals". Personally, I cannot understand how a true evangelical Christian could support a Democratic party that literally boos God at their national convention. That's why I'm skeptical about surveys of "evangelicals".

I'm sure the survey is correct in that those who claim to be evangelicals responded in such a manner. I'm just don't believe they represent true believers in Christ and are not what we would consider a true evangelical. It's a matter of definition.

[daniel1212]

There are many liberals who claim to be "evangelicals". Personally, I cannot understand how a true evangelical Christian could support a Democratic party that literally boos God at their national convention. That's why I'm skeptical about surveys of "evangelicals".

But to the contrary, when only 20% vote Democratic (80% Republican) in Presidential elections than it means that a Democrat supporting evangelical is a manifest aberration. Note also that in an election you often vote for the relative best out of a poor bunch of candidates, but while you can be a conservative and not be Christian, you cannot act/vote as a informed Biblical Christian and not be social conservative.