Religiosity as Republican retention lever

Religious‑service attendance, independent of education, strongly correlates with approval of Trump in the poll (large gaps between 'sometimes attend' and 'never attend' within the same education/race cohorts). That suggests mobilizing religiously active voters — not just ideological persuasion — could be decisive to hold or rebuild Republican support. — If religiosity materially anchors partisan support, campaigns and policy debates will increasingly target faith communities and attendance patterns as strategic levers.