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Religious right helped Republicans cling to House power
The religious right did not fade after the election but mobilized voters to help Republicans maintain control of the House. Movement efforts backed open-seat wins and many incumbents, with some losses among high-profile Senate candidates. White Protestants shifted Republican, Muslims and Arab-Americans backed Bush, and Catholic outreach touched key states.
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EW York
Steve Benen
Americans United For Separation of Church and State
People For the
House
Senate
Spencer Abraham
Michigan
Rod Grams
Minnesota
John Ashcroft
Missouri
George Allen
Virgi
Mack Mattingly
Georgia
William Redmond
New Mexico
Nevada
John Ensign
Florida
Bill McCollum
Nebraska
Don Stenberg
Furman Uni
James
Guth
America
Arkansas
Tennessee
West Virginia
al Gore
George W. Bush
Gore
Bush
Bob Dole
Hudson
California
Maine