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Americans who would re-elect President Obama, by faith group

Percent who would re-elect him based on performance, U.S. adults, 2010 (in percent)

Key finding

Highest: Other faiths (53%). Lowest: Evangelicals (16%).

Source: Barna Group, By Slim Margin, Voters Want Democrats to Win House and Senate; Split Evenly on Re-Electing Obama; Evangelicals Feel Differently · Telephone interviews with 1,000 U.S. adults, August 16 to 22, 2010. Article published 2023-12-04.

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What does this statistic show?

Highest: Other faiths (53%). Lowest: Evangelicals (16%). Other faiths: 53%. Catholics: 47%. Protestants: 40%.

Who published this data?

Barna Group, 2010. Source: Barna Group, By Slim Margin, Voters Want Democrats to Win House and Senate; Split Evenly on Re-Electing Obama; Evangelicals Feel Differently (https://www.barna.com/research/by-slim-margin-voters-want-democrats-to-win-house-and-senate-split-evenly-on-re-electing-obama-evangelicals-feel-differently/).

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Leader Insights collects statistics about U.S. churches from published research by organizations such as Lifeway Research, Barna Group, Springtide, the American Bible Society and PRRI. Every number is checked against the wording of the original source before it is published, and each statistic links back to the study it came from. Figures are reproduced from the publishers named above; see the source for full methodology.