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July 01, 2011
AP
By Justin Ho, Politico
Democrats are more likely to oppose a Mormon candidate in 2012 than Republicans, according to a new Gallup poll.
The polling firm found that 27 percent of Democrats would vote against a Mormon candidate for president because of religion, compared with about 20 percent of both Republicans and independents who said they would oppose such a candidate.
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