3 takeaways from the midterm exit polls

White evangelicals lose electoral ground while religious nones expand their influence

Religious "nones" outnumbered white evangelicals by a stunning ten percentage points in the 2026 midterms electorate, up from just one point in 2024.Why it matters: The era of conservative white evangelicals dominating America's religious-political narrative faces a mathematical collapse.By the numbers: White evangelical or born-again Christians accounted for 17% of voters Tuesday, down from 23% in 2024 and 24% in 2022, according to preliminary …

Christians are failing America

In the wake of massive Democrat midterm wins, political strategist Tiffany Marie Brannon went on News24 and said, "One very telling demographic was that out of the evangelical church-attending Christians," "only 17 percent showed up to vote in this election."

3 takeaways from the midterm exit polls

Exit polls show that Christians made up a smaller share of the electorate than they did two years ago, with white Evangelicals holding steady for the GOP.