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Will Trump have a Latter-day Saint voter problem yet again? - Vimarsana News

Will Trump have a Latter-day Saint voter problem yet again?

In 2016, Donald Trump’s support among members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints — typically a strong Republican voting bloc — was historically poor. In 2024, as the former president seeks a second term, does Trump still have a “problem” with Latter-day Saint voters? A new study from the conservative American Enterprise Institute suggests that he does.

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How do Latter-day Saints feel about Donald Trump? - Vimarsana News

How do Latter-day Saints feel about Donald Trump?

New polls show the former president wavering among Latter-day Saints and Utahns.

Gallup poll: Why are Americans becoming more socially conservative? - Vimarsana News

Gallup poll: Why are Americans becoming more socially conservative?

A recent Gallup poll shows Americans are the most socially conservative they have been in over a decade. Why are Americans becoming more socially conservative? How do Americans politically identify overall?

Analysis: Is there a rise of social conservatism in America? - Vimarsana News

Analysis: Is there a rise of social conservatism in America?

A recent Gallup poll shows Americans are the most socially conservative they have been in over a decade. Why are Americans becoming more socially conservative? How do Americans politically identify overall?

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Research: For high social capital, look to Latter-day Saints and Utah - Vimarsana News

Research: For high social capital, look to Latter-day Saints and Utah

What is social capital? What factors increase social capital? Strong families are encouraged in Latter-day Saint doctrine, which increases social capital.