With fewer than 100 days to go until the 2020 election, presidential candidates are honing their appeals to people of faith.
President Donald Trump continues to emphasize his support for religious freedom and participate in listening sessions with pastors from across the country. His competitor, former Vice President Joe Biden, is beefing up his campaign’s religious outreach team and meeting with leaders from a variety of faith groups.
Neither candidate is taking the religious voters in their party for granted, according to experts on religion and politics. Instead, they’re actively working to shore up support from friendly faith groups and capture votes that typically go to the other party.
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