No, none of that is true.
Remember, Republicans represent half the country, not some isolated sect living in small town Appalachia.
Remember, Republicans represent half the country, not some isolated sect living in small town Appalachia.
This statement isn't necessarily wrong because about half of elected government officials are Republican, but I want to point out that less than 60% of eligible Americans voted in 2024, so we're talking about <30% of Americans who vote Republican.
wyoming has ~800k people. ohio has 11 million. the greater NYC area (parts of NJ, CT, etc.) has ~22 million. california has 40 million.
and as a parent poster mentioned, just slightly 1/3 of eligible voters chose trump; if "no candidate" was a choice it may have one most states, beating out kamala and trump.
Calvinists or Evangelicals?
I don't think that holds water either way.