Weekly Update oct. 18, 2012  Latinos, Religion and Campaign 2012 A recent survey by the Pew Hispanic Center and the Pew Forum finds Latino Catholic voters strongly favor President Barack Obama's re-election. However, among Latino evangelical Protestants, just 50% prefer Obama, while 39% support his Republican challenger, Mitt Romney. The survey also finds rising support for same-sex marriage among Latinos. READ THE FULL REPORT > SEE ALSO: Religion & Politics 2012 PEW FORUM IN THE NEWS OCT. 9 - THE WASHINGTON POST Who are the 'Nones'? The Washington Post reports on a recent Pew Forum survey that finds the percentage of religiously unaffiliated Americans is growing. They now constitute nearly a fifth (19.6%) of all U.S. adults and a third (32%) of U.S. adults under 30. READ MORE PEW FORUM IN THE NEWS > TOP RELIGION NEWS ON THE WEB OCT. 17 - REUTERS Catholicism and sex shops: the struggle for Poland's soul OCT. 16 - THE WASHINGTON POST Egypt's Islamist revival most evident at the grass roots OCT. 15 - THE WASHINGTON POST Immigrant, gay rights groups form alliance - and meet resistance among some Latinos OCT. 15 - MINNEAPOLIS STAR TRIBUNE Catholic Knights of Columbus battle for marriage measure OCT. 14 - THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Muslim rebels ink Philippine pact as step to peace OCT. 14 - THE BOSTON GLOBE In twist, evangelicals now backing Mitt Romney OCT. 13 - THE NEW YORK TIMES Church's muscle helped propel president's rivals to victory in Georgia OCT. 13 - NEWSDAY Farmingville church draws immigrants OCT. 11 - THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Mitt Romney meets with Rev. Billy Graham OCT. 10 - THE WASHINGTON POST Tunisian university becomes front in religious battles READ MORE RELIGION NEWS ON THE WEB > Photo Credit: © Getty Images In This Issue Latinos, Religion and Campaign 2012 Pew Forum in the News Top Religion News on the Web Follow us: About the Forum Contact Information Subscribe Analyzing religious change and its impact on societies around the world. Read More...