(KENA BETANCUR/AFP/Getty Images)Monday’s Supreme Court decision striking down a Texas law regulating abortion clinics will push presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and conservative white evangelicals further into each others’ arms. While hardly unanimous, many of these leaders gave Trump high marks for how he answered questions they submitted, particularly about Supreme Court nominations. (Reuters)Compared to other demographics, white evangelicals seem to trust Trump more, making them ripe for persuasion. But that number reflects an 8-point drop since May—giving Trump even more reason to use the Supreme Court decision to reinvigorate his standing with this constituency. According to the Post/ABC News poll, 68 percent of registered voters who are white evangelicals favor Trump over Clinton, making them his most supportive demographic.

Source: Washington Post June 28, 2016 10:30 UTC