[Dilbert San Diego]

Interesting to see, but how significant is this?

Or to say another way, does the faith of Catholic voters move them towards voting a certain way? It would appear not based on the splits we see here.

[PIF]

Again Evangelicals failed to turn out.

[gibsonguy]

So 50% of “Catholics” voted for the baby killing Rats. I just don’t have the words.

[Dilbert San Diego]

I’m sure professional political operatives have deeper detail of such group voting. Such as, breaking down Catholic women voting, Catholic married women, Catholic mothers, Catholic Hispanic women, etc.

I’ve heard that the inrosds Trump.has made in black voter support has been almost all among black men, as black women remain 95+% Democrat voters. But have not seen the numbers on that in particular.

I’m sure the professional political operatives are setting up spreadsheets to micro analyze all of this.

[rhinohunter]

The interesting thing I notice is Catholics were left of the nation as a whole up until 2008. Since 2008 they have been to the right.

[Gay State Conservative]

No *real* Catholic would have even considered voting for Obola or BillyBob.But I'm sure it's no secret that in this country at least there's no shortage of “Catholics In Name Only”.

[PapaBear3625]

It would have been interesting to get the numbers for non-Hispanic Catholics.

And Jews going 79% Dem?

[joma89]

One out of two people I go to church with are my enemy.

JoMa

[upsdriver]

When millions of tainted votes are cast, how in the hell do we know who voted from which groups? Why should we care? Our elections have become a farce.

[Cronos]

Interesting, Catholics are split evenly down the middle

What is more interesting is that in the US catholics are majority based in the cities, and city areas mostly vote Democratic, so it seems that Catholics are no different in voting patterns from other people in their location

to Dilbert San Diego - it seems not - but then why would Catholics have voted D is similar to why (until 2016) evangelical white families in the Rust belt would have voted D - that it was not a single issue

The Democrats made wild promises (which they never kept) and many people held their noses and voted for them

But thanks to Trump that is now broken

For me everything is make or break on abortion - if a Candidate is anti-abortion, but also wants strict gun laws and big government and his opponent is pro-abortion and wants loose gun laws and small government, I'm sorry but I would vote for the first guy but that's a hypothetical scenario - most elections are not that clean-cut.

My hope is that the D's move further left and alienate not only Catholics but also Hindus, Sikhs etc. who will finally realize that they can't stand those guys