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The Catholic vote, with Stephen White
Stephen White discussed the shifts in the Catholic vote during a podcast episode of The Pillar. White serves as the executive director of the St. John Paul II National Shrine and is a fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center.
In the episode, White and host Ed Condon examined the 2024 presidential election, which they described as an anomaly compared to the historical role of the Catholic vote as a bellwether in United States elections. The discussion addressed potential causes for this change and the future direction of Catholic voters.
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