Trump voters don't think he's very religious, but say he fights for religious communities: poll

Voters supporting former President Trump do not think he is very religious, but they believe he stands up for people in religious communities.

Pew Research released a poll this week dissecting the religious angle of Trump's support base and how voters perceive the former president's spiritual beliefs.

Only 8% of voters supporting Trump said they believe he is "very religious," according to the Pew poll.

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Former President Trump speaks during a Buckeye Values PAC Rally in Vandalia, Ohio. (KAMIL KRZACZYNSKI/AFP via Getty Images)

Approximately 51% of voters supporting the former president said they believed he was "somewhat religious" and 38% said he is "not too religious" or "not religious at all."

Despite lukewarm assessments of his religiosity, 51% of Trump supporters said the former president stands up "a great deal" or "quite a bit" for religious beliefs similar to their own.

Only 11% of Trump supporters said he did not stand up much or at all for religious beliefs similar to their own. Approximately 21% said he did so somewhat.

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Then-President Trump and his wife Melania Trump attend Christmas Eve services at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C. (Olivier Douliery - Pool/Getty Images)

Fox News Digital reached out to the Trump campaign for comment.

Last month, Trump said during a speech in Tennessee that it is "crazy" how Christians or individuals who consider themselves to be religious could vote for a Democrat.

"How any Christian can vote for a Democrat, Christian or person of faith, how you can vote for a Democrat is crazy. It’s crazy," Trump told attendees at the National Religious Broadcasters International Christian Media Convention in Nashville, Tennessee.

Former President Trump speaks during a 2024 election campaign rally in Waco, Texas. (SUZANNE CORDEIRO/AFP via Getty Images)

Trump's comment to the crowd came shortly after he claimed Biden is an "incompetent president who doesn't know what the hell he's doing" and "will not lead us to the promised land."

During his speech, Trump lamented the indictments that had been waged against him in recent history and vowed to defend Christians from attacks by those on the "radical left" who are "coming after" those who are religious.

Fox News Digital's Kyle Morris contributed to this report.

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