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The Republican Party has long been a stronghold of religious voters, but how are those same voters responding to Donald Trump as their party's nominee? Dartmouth College Religion Chair  

 and Furman University Political Science Professor 

 joined Kerri Miller to talk about how Evangelicals are responding to Trump's campaign and what they're looking for in a nominee.

The Republican Party has long been a stronghold of religious voters, but how are those same voters responding to Donald Trump as their party's nominee?

In recent decades, the Republican party has been a stronghold for religious voters, but how are those same voters responding to Donald Trump as their party's nominee? MPR News host Kerri Miller, religion scholar Randall Balmer, and professor Jim Guth, examined how Trump is appealing to religious Republicans. 6/1/16

Trump and Evangelicals

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