


Niche Religious Communities and Trump's Campaign: A Look at Targeted Outreach Strategies
This article explores how Trump's campaign focused on niche religious groups, including Coptic Christians, Amish voters, and Orthodox Jews, to secure their votes.
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Overview
Donald Trump's campaign strategically targeted niche religious communities, including Coptic Christians, Amish, and Orthodox Jews, successfully courting their support through tailored outreach. His engagement included social media tributes and visits to significant religious sites, indicating the importance of every vote in swing states. The influence of Christian Zionism also played a role in his administration, as exemplified by the potential nomination of Mike Huckabee as ambassador to Israel, showcasing a united pro-Israel evangelical front. Stefanik's nomination for UN ambassador further highlights ongoing support for Israel within the GOP.
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