Elections – Campaign 2016

Margaret Sullivan’s “reality-based” approach to journalism overlooks the reality of legitimate division in American society.

Surveys show evangelical identity holding steady over the last presidency, but with more complicated partisan connotations for the church.

LifeWay Research measures political support for the issue for the first time.

After a polarizing presidential election in 2016, evangelicals rethink their discourse and engagement.

Wheaton College-based institute studied how and why both white and non-white believers voted in 2016.

Ahead of the midterms, the Billy Graham Center Institute examined the most infamous statistic about faith and the 2016 election.

How political divides impact religious affiliation and attendance.

“Army of Jesus” tried to stir dissension among American voters, Congress reveals.

And how their choice of Trump has affected the church since last year’s election.

Question is how many single-issue voters are really up for grabs.