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The level of support for Donald Trump among White evangelical Protestants as reported by Pew Research Center and other outlets in 2025.
A noticeable but limited stream of high-profile Republican officials and some conservative megadonors have publicly withheld support or publicly split with , signaling an elite-level distancing . At t...
Evangelical endorsements and religious alignment were a consistent reinforcing force behind ’s margins among white evangelical Protestants: roughly 80–84% for Trump across 2016, 2020 and 2024, and sch...
moved from pragmatic, often enthusiastic public endorsements of in toward a more fractured and conditional posture by 2024: a vocal core remained loyal and influential, while a distinct and growing “N...
A recent Pew Research Center snapshot found that 72% of White evangelical Protestants approve of how President Donald Trump is handling his job, a level that still places this religious group among hi...
Multiple reputable post- surveys and exit polls place white evangelical support for in the neighborhood of roughly 75–84 percent, with many mainstream summaries settling on “” as the simplest way to d...
has functioned since the 2010s as a high-profile “prophetic” voice within segments of American evangelicalism whose rhetoric and stage presence have been used to justify and energize political support...
for rose slightly from 2016 to 2020 and then remained a commanding, supermajority level through 2024 according to major national surveys and exit polling; the most commonly reported figures are roughl...