Faith in the 2012 Election
(April 24, 2012) The likely Republican nominee for president, Mitt Romney joins a handful of Mormons — including Mormon founder Joseph Smith...
(April 19, 2012) Dr. Robert Jones, CEO and founder of the Public Religion Research Institute, discusses the findings of the Millennial Values Survey released today in conjunction with the Berkley Center for Religion, Peace & World Affairs at...
(April 30, 2012) Because of their concentration in swing states and increasing political engagement, Muslim voters could play a divisive role in choosing our next president, according to a new study released this month by the Institute for Social...
(March 14, 2012) (Video) The White House stopped by the South by Southwest Conference to engage in conversation with organizations like Odyssey Networks.
This May we are bringing together experts in the field to give you current analysis and insight into the role of faith in politics, in light of the 2012 election.
(March 6, 2012) Thirteen faith organizations recently joined the Anti-Defamation League in signing a statement that asks candidates to refrain from encouraging religious bias or stereotypes, and to conduct their campaigns without using religion to...
(April 9, 2012) Prospective voters in Indiana must register before a Monday deadline if they hope to cast their ballots in the May 2012 primary. Indiana is one of several states home to controversial voter registration laws enacted in recent years....
(February 21, 2012) In recent weeks, a firestorm has erupted between the Obama administration and conservatives over his January mandate that all employers, including hospitals and universities with religious affiliations, cover contraception to...
(Feburary 08, 2012) As Mitt Romney continues his fight for the Republican presidential nomination, the media and political observers continue to highlight his Mormon faith. Evangelicals, especially, have been vocal on the subject, with some calling...
