Latter‑day Saints Diverge on Diversity

Updated: 2026.09.22 1H ago 1 sources
Detailed Pew survey tables show that U.S. Latter‑day Saints remain highly religious and predominantly Republican, yet they hold more distinctive views than other Republican identifiers on diversity and communal ties. The data suggest the LDS bloc is politically loyal but culturally distinct — potentially a moderating influence within conservative coalitions. — If a visibly religious, Republican‑leaning group diverges on diversity and social‑trust issues, it can reshape party messaging, coalition management, and how religion is mobilized in politics.

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Appendix: Detailed tables
Beshay Sakla 2026.09.22 100% relevant
Pew Research Center appendix tables from 'Tradition and Change Among Latter‑day Saints in the U.S.' (Sept 22, 2026) documenting religiosity, partisan identification, and attitudinal splits on diversity and gender roles.
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