Hey, I found it fascinating, and others here might
as well.
http://www.beliefnet.com/News/Politics/2008/11/Beliefnet-Election-2008-Exit-Poll-Results.aspx?p=1
or
http://tinyurl.com/5bcafu
Highlights:
* Very similar levels of religious participation and daily
prayer/weekly attendance of church between Obama voters and McCain voters.
* Very different ways of interpreting the Bible.
* Half of McCain voters believe Obama is or was Muslim, with 31.7%
saying "He used to be Muslim and still has too many connections to Islam."
* Many more Obama voters believe McCain ran an unchristian
campaign, rather than vice versa.
* Among the most religious voters, Obama supporters believe that
education is the best way to reduce abortion, while McCain supporters
prefer bans and restrictions on abortion.
* Supporters of each candidate doubt the religious sincerity of
the other candidate.
Lots of charts and raw data, for those who get
off on such things. Not a random sampling, as
the survey was advertised via the Beliefnet site,
and thus the 4,400 participants self-selected
themselves. But I still find it interesting.
