Middle America's Worldview

Since the elections are coming up, I thought I would post this survey I found. I also noticed Sean Hannity has now been pretty much stating, the Republicans could very well lose the house this year. Seems, the babble of both parties are increasing as we draw near to the vote. I personally wonder if the nearing of the vote is the reason for the drop in gas prices.

I spoke with a Liberterian on his thoughts regarding the Republicans losing the house or even (gast) worse, the possibility of a Demo getting the Presidency. Interesting enough, he didn't think either will be the case. This screaming from the media, democrats, ect. is just that. The far left have more outlets to be noticed. I hope he is right. I don't want to say, pick the lesser of two evils. Although, there are some things, I am truly not happy about regarding the Republican party, but realistically we cannot allow the far left to come into full power.

Churchgoing tied to November elections

By UPI Staff

United Press International

August 31, 2006

WASHINGTON (UPI) -- White U.S. voters who frequently go to church are more likely to vote Republican in November than white voters who do not, a Gallup survey said Wednesday.

Non-white voters are more likely to vote Democratic, regardless of church attendance, the survey said.

The number of white registered voters who frequently go to church -- meaning those who attend church services weekly or almost every week -- make up one-third of registered voters, the survey said. They are more likely to vote Republican by a margin of 24 percent.

The half of registered voters who are white but attend church monthly or less frequently are likely to vote Democratic by a 17-point margin.

The 16 percent of non-white registered voters, regardless of church attendance, intend to vote Democratic by a 59-point margin.

The telephone survey of more than 5,000 registered voters was conducted between June and August. It had a margin of error of 3 percent.