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During every election cycle, some churches and other religious groups wonder what role, if any, they can play in the political process. This guide explains the IRS limits on political activity by tax-exempt organizations, including religious ones. READ THE FULL REPORT >
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| Key States in the 2012 Presidential Election |
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See how seven "swing" states voted in the last presidential election . . . and explore the religious makeup of the electorate in those states, based on 2008 exit polls. (Because the exit poll questions on religion varied from state to state, more detailed information is available for some states than for others.) EXPLORE 2008 EXIT POLL DATA >
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SEPT. 30 - PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE
Presidential politics and the spectrum of Catholic thought
An article on Catholicism and the 2012 presidential election cites several Pew Research Center surveys. According to a September Pew Research Center poll, 54% of Catholic registered voters support President Barack Obama, while 39% back his Republican challenger, Mitt Romney.
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