Donald Trump’s campaign has nourished a fusion of hard-right politics and theology to energize evangelical Christians in swing states. The campaign has launched a “Believers for Trump” program and conducted several calls with conservative faith leaders on how to mobilize their congregations for Trump. The campaign’s program for Christians includes a “Believers and Ballots” program. It aims to boost vote-by-mail and in-person early voting efforts by training “Church Captains” who will coordinate their respective congregations, according to a program overview. That overview includes a disclaimer warning churches to consult legal counsel about how congregations can participate.
