Voters who support former President Trump do not consider him to be very religious, but they believe he represents people in religious communities.
Pew Research released a poll this week analyzing the religious dimensions of President Trump’s base and how voters perceive the former president’s spiritual beliefs.
According to the Pew poll, only 8% of Trump voters say they believe Trump is “very religious.”
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Former President Trump speaks at the Buckeye Values PAC rally in Vandalia, Ohio. (Kamil Krzazinski/AFP via Getty Images)
About 51% of voters who support the former president said they thought he was “somewhat religious,” while 38% said he was “not very religious” or “not at all religious.”
Despite their lukewarm ratings of his religiosity, 51% of Trump supporters said the former president stands up “a lot” or “a lot” against religious beliefs similar to theirs.
Only 11% of Trump supporters say he rarely or never stands up for religious beliefs similar to theirs. About 21% said they did so to some extent.
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Then-President Trump and first lady Melania Trump attend Christmas Eve service at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C. (Olivier Driery – Pool/Getty Images)
FOX News Digital has reached out to the Trump campaign for comment.
In a speech in Tennessee last month, President Trump called it “insane” how Christians and individuals who consider themselves religious could vote for the Democratic Party.
“How can Christians vote for Democrats, Christians, believers? How can I vote?” vote for democrat It’s crazy. That’s crazy,” President Trump told attendees at the National Religious Broadcasters International Christian Media Convention in Nashville, Tennessee.
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Former President Trump speaks at a 2024 campaign rally in Waco, Texas. (Suzanne Cordeiro/AFP via Getty Images)
Trump told the audience that Biden is an “incompetent president who doesn’t know what he’s doing” and “will not lead us to the promised land.” It was right after.
During his speech, Trump lamented the charges brought against him in recent history and vowed: protect Christians from attack By people on the “radical left” who “go after” religious people.
Fox News Digital’s Kyle Morris contributed to this report.
