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1/ Faith and the 2026 midterms, a thread.
Among registered voters, 73% of White evangelical Protestants say they would vote for the Republican House candidate in their district and 12% for the Democrat. White Catholic voters prefer the Republican 50% to 32%.
ALT Pew Research Center chart: 2026 House vote preferences among registered voters by religious group
1/ Who makes up a changing America? A thread on Pew data about eligible voters, naturalized citizens and Americans of Middle Eastern or North African (MENA) origin. ๐งต
About 250 million U.S. citizens are eligible to vote in 2026. 61% are White, 16% Hispanic, 12% Black, 5% Asian.
ALT Pew chart: racial and ethnic composition of U.S. eligible voters, 2006 to 2026.
10/ Not every group sees itself as MENA. In a 2015 Census Bureau test (data now about 11 years old), 99% of Yemeni and 94% of Jordanian respondents picked MENA as their race when given the option.
Among Israeli respondents it was 39%, and among Arab respondents 35%.
ALT Pew chart: share of each origin group choosing MENA as their race in the 2015 Census Bureau National Content Test.
11/ Bottom line: the electorate is more diverse than in 2006, naturalized citizens make up most Asian eligible voters, and the MENA population's size depends on how it's counted.
Data: @pewresearch (2024 American Community Survey analysis)