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These politicians love talking about religion. They're also Democrats

Democrats' coalition of voters tends to be the most religiously diverse, but also the most secular, said David Campbell, director of the University of Notre Dame Democracy Initiative.

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David Campbell

Political Science

Congress’ wide age gap comes into focus

“Voters have these attitudes that they don’t want older members. But then when these older members run, especially incumbents run, they tend to put them back in power,” said James M. Curry, a political science professor at the University of Notre Dame. “Voters are the stopgap.”

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James Curry

Political Science