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Democratic candidates put faith front and center on election night
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On Tuesday night, several Democratic winners who made faith central to their campaigns carried it into their victory speeches. Their embrace of religion marked a shift from previous election cycles, when faith was more often a defining feature of Republican campaigns, while Democrats drew support fr…
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Democratic victories in the midterms marked a striking moment for the religious left, which has long struggled to match the influence and visibility of conservative Christians.
From Texas to Kansas, Democratic candidates drew on their religious values, securing wins and signaling a shift in the relationship between faith and politics.
On Tuesday night, several Democratic winners who made faith central to their campaigns carried it into their victory speeches. Their embrace of religion marked a shift from previous election cycles, when faith was more often a defining feature of Republican campaigns, while Democrats drew support fr…
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