

Trump, Harris, or Neither: Who Should Christians Vote For?
15 snips Oct 9, 2024
Brett Lloyd, a longtime polling expert at Independent Center, discusses the rising trend of independent voting. Erik Reed, a pastor, offers insight into why he supports Donald Trump, while Lauren Onak, the American Solidarity Party's VP candidate, champions third-party voting for social justice. They explore the complexities of voting as Christians, addressing key issues like the influence of foreign policy and the need for discernment in political choices. This conversation encourages a thoughtful approach to election decisions amidst varied perspectives.
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Rise of Independents
- Independents are now the largest voting bloc in the U.S., surpassing both Democrats and Republicans.
- This shift is driven by generational changes and evolving news consumption habits.
Factors in Independent Growth
- The rise of independent voters began before 2010, coinciding with increasing political polarization.
- Social media and anti-establishment sentiment likely contribute to this trend.
Independent Priorities
- Independents prioritize certain issues, like climate change and election denial, over party lines.
- These issues can be dealbreakers, outweighing a candidate's stance on other topics.