The Common Good
November 2008

Voters' Voices: The new evangelicals, in their own words

by Jeannie Choi | November 2008

Once thought to be in the pocket of the Religious Right, many American evangelicals today are discovering that to be pro-life is to be pro-everyone's-life.

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Once thought to be in the pocket of the Religious Right, many American evangelicals today are discovering that to be pro-life is to be pro-everyone's-life. Here, in their own words, are their thoughts as they consider what issues concern them in the upcoming election.

Jason Chatraw

Jason Chatraw, 33, publisher
Boise, Idaho
Christian Chin

Christian Chin, 29, college minister
Seattle, Washington
Karen Cox

Karen Cox, 43, operations coordinator
Las Vegas, Nevada
Joshua Hopping

Joshua Hopping, 28, brand analyst
Sweet, Idaho
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