Religion has not played a central role in this election campaign. It seems that there are other, more immediate issues—such as the economy, escalating international crises and Kamala’s “joy” levels—taking precedence in the minds of voters and candidates alike.
However, it could be that the voting habits of certain religious minorities end up being the deciding factor in the presidential race. With both international and national conflicts proving to be particularly divisive and polarising, it’s likely that religious blocs, whether holding firm to tradition or breaking up in favour of a new path, may shape the outcome next week.
