"The evangelical vote" has become the most banal and overused phrase in the 2016 US election coverage.
Incessant polls show the fluctuations of how white evangelicals are voting but beyond the core "evangelical" vote, other religious groups could prove crucial in eleven key swing states. From Trump's ban on Muslim immigrants to the "Muslims for Trump" campaign group, evangelicals are far from the sole religious grouping as America heads to the polls.
Christian Today has broken down the demographics across 11 states based on figures from Pew Research Center.
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