In SKDK Managing Director Alex Slater’s recent column in The Guardian, Slater discussed how Mitt Romney’s Mormon faith might affect turnout among GOP evangelicals in the general election.

Slater: “The great divide between born-again and evangelical Christians on the one hand, and less religiously-oriented, pragmatic conservatives on the other, has become increasingly clear in the support Mitt Romney has attracted during these primaries. And this, in turn, reveals a more fundamental divide in the Republican party – one that may cost it dearly at the general election…”

“It’s too early to tell for certain whether born-again and evangelical Christians will sit out this election. But the answer to that question will, without a doubt, be critical in determining who is president for the next four years.”

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