In this chapter, we analyze General Social Survey (GSS) data to examine 1) whether the presence of a Roman Catholic candidate for vice president affects individual vote decisions in presidential elections and 2) whether the relationship between Catholic vice-presidential candidates and vote choice has changed over time. Additionally, using Public Religion Research Institute’s (PRRI) 2024 American Values Survey data, we provide a preliminary analysis of support for JD Vance among different sets of religious voters.

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Catholic Candidates and the Catholic Vote: Analyzing Support for Catholic Running Mates

  • Cammie Jo Bolin,
  • Ted G. Jelen,
  • Clyde Wilcox

摘要

In this chapter, we analyze General Social Survey (GSS) data to examine 1) whether the presence of a Roman Catholic candidate for vice president affects individual vote decisions in presidential elections and 2) whether the relationship between Catholic vice-presidential candidates and vote choice has changed over time. Additionally, using Public Religion Research Institute’s (PRRI) 2024 American Values Survey data, we provide a preliminary analysis of support for JD Vance among different sets of religious voters.