Marriage wound up being a top predictor for voting Republican in this past election, according to Brad Wilcox of the Family Research Council (FRC).
“Families and communities with more children tend to vote red,” Wilcox told American Family Radio Network’s “Washington Watch.” “But there is another key dimension: Marriage continues to shape U.S. elections. This past November, married Americans and communities with more married men and women were markedly more likely to vote Republican.
“You see this trend across the board, and there’s a very strong association between people’s marital status and how they vote in American elections.”
Both married men (56%-42%) and married women (52%-48%) were more likely to vote for President Donald Trump this past November, per the FRC.
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