Nope, don't think so. Iowa is not the South. The South is religious, but it isn't the special type of stupid that votes for Romney, or Santorum, a Roman Catholic and a Mormon (in reverse order), just because they can give some religious one liners. That's not to say that the South wouldn't vote Catholics, but they wouldn't vote for them for purely religious reasons. The proof of that is that Carson, in any of the polls, never did as well in the South as he did in Iowa, aside perhaps from weird polls put out by Quinnipac, whose pollster spent 24/7 ranting about how bad Trump is and how great Ben Carson is, before revealing he is a Democrat.
I’m in South Texas.
Talking to many clients in business,
many friends in the neighborhood,
my wife’s baptist family,
my own catholic family,
my friends who work the polls,
the signs in all the yards,
the bumper stickers everywhere,
NO ONE says they are voting for or against religion or religious affiliation.
This country is in trouble. As long as the candidate is not a devil worshiper, we are looking for a competent candidate.
We have sent money to Cruz and I’m not sure what denomination he specifically is (and I don’t care).
Religion is just for political talking heads to talk about.