Religious Voter Participation

Only about 50% of religious individuals are expected to vote in upcoming elections, a significant drop over the past decades. This decline raises concerns about the engagement of faith-based communities in political processes, as many believe they have a moral responsibility to participate. A survey indicated that two-thirds of non-voters express disinterest in politics, while more than half dislike major candidates available for election. Understanding the implications of these statistics could motivate religious voters to recognize their civic duty and the impact of their votes on societal issues.