The Milwaukee suburbs are usually key for Republican victories in Wisconsin, but support in those areas has been slipping. We talk with political writer Craig Gilbert about the trend. Also, an expert on religion in America shares how changes in when and how people worship could affect politics.
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U.S. religious life is changing fast, politics could follow
The American religious landscape has changed a lot over the last twenty years, with a rise in the number of people who are not affiliated with any religion, and big shifts in Christian denominations. An expert on religion and politics says those changes have a big impact on American politics–and could swing the 2024 presidential election.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Tyler Ditter Technical Director
- Rob Ferrett Producer
- Ryan Burge Guest
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