Opinion: Christian women are a powerful voting bloc. Yet many say they are not political.

Sixty-eight percent of white women identify as Christian, and in 2024, two-thirds of those voted for President Trump.

Christian Women Say They’re Not Political. Their Living Rooms Disagree. (Francesca Hummler/The New York Times)

Christian Women Say They’re Not Political. Their Living Rooms Disagree. (Francesca Hummler/The New York Times)

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