Self-identified Christians continue to make up a large majority of Republican voters, but are now only about half of Democrats | Pew Research Center

June 2, 2020

2. The changing composition of the electorate and partisan coalitions

Self-identified Christians continue to make up a large majority of Republican voters, but are now only about half of Democrats

Self-identified Christians continue to make up a large majority of Republican voters, but are now only about half of Democrats

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2. The changing composition of the electorate and partisan coalitions
The aging U.S. electorate: A majority of Republican voters – and half of Democrats – are 50 and older
Nonwhites make up four-in-ten Democratic voters but fewer than a fifth of Republican voters
Share of Democratic voters with no college experience has fallen sharply; much less change among the GOP
Non-college white voters make up diminished share of Democrats, a continuing majority of Republicans
Self-identified Christians continue to make up a large majority of Republican voters, but are now only about half of Democrats