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Catholic support for Trump is declining, but is it just part of a national trend?

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A survey by the Pew Research Center shows a decline in Catholic support for the Republican Party, with 42% of Catholics supporting Democratic candidates for Congress and 39% supporting Republicans.

What happened

A recent survey by the Pew Research Center found that 42% of Catholics support Democratic candidates for Congress, while 39% support Republicans, with a significant divide among Hispanic Catholic voters. The survey also found that Catholic approval of President Trump's job performance is 30%, the same as the national average.

Why it matters

The decline in Catholic support for the Republican Party may reflect a national trend, rather than a specific shift in Catholic attitudes towards the party. The trend may have implications for the midterm elections and potential Republican candidates in the 2028 presidential election.

Key facts

  • 42% of Catholics support Democratic candidates for Congress
  • 39% support Republicans
  • Catholic approval of President Trump's job performance is 30%
  • The decline in Catholic support for the Republican Party may reflect a national trend

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