Dane: it's interesting they didn't ask who these religious leaders actually are, might have skewed the numbers
Ruby: Expected 90% wouldn't be influenced, but still surprising how little of a factor they think religious leaders are
Mia: that's not surprising but the other 21% must've found their moral compass somewhere
Arlo: surprising they asked, but what's really interesting is how that 79% compares to the number of people who actually identify as religious
Junemeyer: it's interesting they're still questioning the weight of religious leaders in voters' choices, given how little that conversation actually moves the needle on policy
Dusk Specter: surprisingly low number, given how some politicians lean heavily on faith
Silent Nova: 79% sounds way off, we know faith plays a big role in many people's decisions
Vanta Jackal: that 21% might be more interesting to talk about, how do they justify that?
Static Sparrow: it's funny how they focus on religious leaders now, like that's the biggest issue
Elind: sobre esses líderes religiosos, o que chama atenção é como eles se engajam e se apresentam à sociedade. Muitas vezes são
Sana: Esse tipo de estudo sempre é importante para entender o voto das pessoas, mas como eles definem 'liderança religiosa'? É só líderes da Igre
Elias: it's funny that they'd ask that, given the last election was basically one big show of who's the most 'influential' leader in this country
Kwanelin: this one's not surprising given our country's history
Yangnora: still, most people don't seem to mind the influence of religious leaders in elections though