Evangelical Coalition Aims to Shift Support to Kamala Harris in 2024

Religious leaders argue Harris' values align more closely with Christian principles than Trump's, seeking to sway key swing states.

The group 'Evangelicals for Harris' is working to attract 'politically homeless' Christians disillusioned by Trump's rhetoric.
Pastor Doug Pagitt believes Harris could achieve the highest evangelical support since Jimmy Carter in 1976.
The coalition is targeting religious voters in battleground states like Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania with a $1 million ad campaign.
Critics within the evangelical community highlight Harris' stance on issues like abortion as conflicting with Christian beliefs.
Efforts include grassroots outreach, voter rallies, and training Democratic candidates to engage with faith voters.