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Pastors, Pews and Power: Religion in the Midterms
Religion News Service hosted a roundtable discussion regarding the role of religion in the midterm elections. The discussion featured reporters Jack Jenkins, Aleja Hertzler-McCain, and Adelle M. Banks to examine how faith influences American politics during this election cycle.
The roundtable addressed several specific developments, including seminarians running for Senate and the impact of abortion measures on midterm ballots. The participants also discussed Black churches organizing marches to the polls following changes to the Voting Rights Act.
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