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Randy Jeffs, a Republican from Irvine, said he didn’t vote for a presidential candidate last week.

“He told us exactly who he is, what he’s going to do, and we still vote for him. I don’t understand.”

It certainly helped that many North Carolinians cast their vote for Trump but skipped the judicial race.

Father Nabor Rios of the St. Gertrude the Great Catholic Church told worshipers to vote for a candidate during a Mass in late October, a violation of a longstanding federal law that prohibits religious and nonprofits from campaigning for or against a candidate.

Voters who emphasized the economy and inflation were more likely to vote for Trump and MAGA.