Trump and Harris rush to win religious voters who say they're staying home

Only slightly more than half of religious Christian and Jewish voters are telling pollsters they plan on showing up to vote next month, a factor that could prove decisive in November.

Just 51% of religious voters are expected to head to the polls in November, with 104 million voters of faith abstaining, according to a study from the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University. These include some of former President Donald Trump’s most solid voter constituencies: 41 million born-again Christians, 14 million evangelicals, and 32 million regular church attendees.