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Racial Resentment and Voting Patterns Among Evangelical Americans

Racial resentment is strongly associated with voting patterns among white evangelical Americans, but this relationship varies across different racial and ethnic groups. Black evangelicals with higher levels of racial resentment show a dramatic drop in voting, while Asian American and Latino evangelicals follow a similar pattern to white evangelicals. This highlights a complex issue in understanding the intersection of race, religion, and voting behavior.

Social Sciences, Psychology, Social Psychology