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Election 2016

I acknowledge my disappointment

By Mariam Williams

Catholic scholars react to Trump's election

By Michael Sean Winters

The disaster that we chose

By Michael Sean Winters

White Catholics going for Trump

By Thomas Reese

Fr. Frank Pavone uses aborted fetus in message for Election Day

By Brian Roewe

What does it mean for governance to have an issue-free election?

By Michael Sean Winters

Theology of a taco truck

By Rose Pacatte

US election's very essence was indecency

By Joan Chittister

The choice: America at the fork in the road

By Michael Sean Winters

Our hurting world needs saints

By Tony Magliano

Why do we Americans think business is good training for government?

By Michael Sean Winters

Planks in our own eyes

By Brian Harper

The election: Who are you betting on?

By Phyllis Zagano

Panel discusses impact of new 'immigrant church' on Catholic vote

By Tom Roberts

Hillary Clinton wants to be president, not your mother

By Jamie Manson

Final thoughts before the November 8 election

By Pat Perriello

Some Catholics say it's time to end the Al Smith Dinner

By David Gibson, Religion News Service

White Catholic women dump Trump

By Thomas Reese

Catholic women tell candidates: 'Family values' not just a buzzword

By Brian Roewe

America, divided on values, seeks authoritarian leader

By Thomas Reese

'Toxic' 2016 election exhumes national divides

By NCR Staff

Updating the race for control of the Senate

By Michael Sean Winters

I felt sorry for Cardinal Dolan at the Al Smith dinner

By Maureen Fiedler

I won't go to the polls for a president this year, despite precious right

By Melissa Musick Nussbaum

Trump draws boos at Catholic charity event

By William Cummings, USA Today, Religion News Service

Trump, the boor, ruins the Al Smith dinner

By Michael Sean Winters

Churches and political parties are in the same pickle

By Thomas Reese

Clinton, Trump spar over abortion issue as final debate opens

By Kurt Jensen, Catholic News Service

Trump's meltdown in the third debate

By Michael Sean Winters

Election poses questions of conscience

By Mike Jordan Laskey

Has this election cycle lost its moral compass?

By Phyllis Zagano

Mr. Trump and Archbishop Kurtz

By Michael Sean Winters

Why the Christian right still supports Trump

By David Gushee, Religion News Service

Can moderator Chris Wallace make sense of nonsense in third debate?

By Bill Mitchell

Trump's lead among white males raises concern

By Mariam Williams

In case you missed it, Ken Bone's question raised legit concerns about energy

By Brian Roewe

This election, white Catholics are riding a political rollercoaster

By Thomas Reese

WikiLeaks hack exposes Clinton staff's past Catholic conversations

By Julie Asher, Catholic News Service

The state of the race

By Michael Sean Winters

Civility loses second debate, says NCR panel of millennial Catholic women

By NCR Staff

Trump's letter to Catholics

By Maureen Fiedler

The ugliest debate ever

By Michael Sean Winters

This election, vote with a Christian conscience

By Tony Magliano

Trump's pledge to Catholics: 'I'll be there for you'

By Brian Roewe

With Kaine and Pence, religion finally takes center stage in Election 2016

By Lauren Markoe, Religion News Service

Experts on last night's veep debate

By Michael Sean Winters

Tonight's veep debate

By Michael Sean Winters

A divided nation watches the debate

By Pat Perriello

Checking in with the third parties

By Michael Sean Winters

Politics used to be fun. Now, it is depressing

By Thomas Reese

Trump, Clinton to trade jokes instead of barbs at Al Smith dinner

By David Gibson, Religion News Service

After the first debate, what's next?

By Michael Sean Winters

Candidates, party platforms differ on need for climate change action

By Dennis Sadowski, Catholic News Service

First presidential debate didn't move NCR panel of Latino Catholics

By NCR Staff

How Lester Holt's limitations as enforcer and fact-checker triggered his success as moderator

By Bill Mitchell

Trump slips on his own ego in first debate

By Michael Sean Winters

Tonight's debate: Why it matters at both the micro and macro level

By Michael Sean Winters

Clinton's dreadful campaign

By Michael Sean Winters

Group of Catholic advisers signs on with Trump

By Tom Roberts

Hillary Clinton, the media and the common good

By Christine Schenk

Who will win the U.S. vice presidential election?

By Phyllis Zagano

Do Democrats have a shot at taking Congress?

By Michael Sean Winters

Georgetown panel analyzes anger within 2016 presidential election

By Tom Roberts

Poll: Jewish voters support Clinton over Trump by 3-1 ratio

By Lauren Markoe, Religion News Service

US bishops squelch Tim Kaine's hopes that church may embrace same-sex marriage

By Brian Roewe

Where does presidential race stand, post-Labor Day?

By Pat Perriello

The post-forum fun house

By Michael Sean Winters

Jobs, economics and politics

By Thomas Reese

Catholic voters finally in the spotlight

By Thomas Reese

Poverty solutions almost absent as a presidential campaign issue

By Dennis Sadowski, Catholic News Service

Catholic communities nationwide organize activities to battle racism

By Rhina Guidos, Catholic News Service

Violent summer pushes US to once again deal with racism

By Rhina Guidos, Catholic News Service

Spiritually motivated: How Tim Kaine navigates his faith and politics

By Brian Roewe

Republicans, Democrats alike still level threats at Iran

By Stephen Zunes

The presidential election has already been decided

By Mario T. García

Khans blame Donald Trump for growing intolerance toward Muslims

By Susan Page, USA Today

On abortion, Tim Kaine is a bridge to Hillary Clinton's past

By Trevin Wax

Election issues, not candidates, mentioned more at Mass, poll finds

By Rhina Guidos, Catholic News Service

Catholic sisters call for civility in presidential race

By Catholic News Service

Voter registration on faith groups' to-do lists

By Adelle M. Banks, Religion News Service

Knights of Columbus leader: Catholics cannot vote for abortion advocates

By David Gibson, Religion News Service

Two conventions, two nominees, and a whole new culture war

By David Gibson, Religion News Service

Can Clinton-Kaine bring Catholic voters back to the Democrats?

By David Gibson, Religion News Service

God, Country and Hillary

By Michael Sean Winters

Religion playing a large part in 2016 election

By Thomas Reese

In DNC invocation, Jesuit priest asks God to keep nation 'free of hatred, violence'

By Matthew Gambino, Catholic News Service

The divided soul of the Democratic Party

By David Gibson, Religion News Service

Give Hillary my best

By Colman McCarthy

An open letter to Catholic voters

By Jocelyn A. Sideco

A Catholic role in healing US culture

By NCR Editorial Staff

Clinton's Catholic VP pick faces criticism for stand on abortion

By Colleen Dulle, Catholic News Service

Can Hillary Clinton finally close the 'God gap'?

By David Gibson, Religion News Service

An abundant worldview leads to shared prosperity

By Richard Trumka

The 2016 Catholic vote

By Brian Roewe

Democrats' abortion plank misconstrues will, beliefs of most Americans

By Steven A. Krueger

Gathering discusses Americans' lost confidence

By Tom Roberts

5 faith facts about Dem. VP pick Tim Kaine, a Jesuit-educated Catholic

By Kimberly Winston, Religion News Service

The End of White Christian America

By Maureen Fiedler

Republican platform: Government is still the problem

By Thomas Reese

Night three at the GOP convention

By Michael Sean Winters

The second night at the GOP convention

By Michael Sean Winters

Priest's prayer reminds GOP convention of importance of all human life

By Dennis Sadowski, Catholic News Service

The first night at the GOP convention

By Michael Sean Winters

E.J. Dionne on how Clinton should approach 2016 election

By Michael Sean Winters

Four questions in Cleveland

By Michael Sean Winters

5 faith facts on Mike Pence: A 'born-again, evangelical Catholic'

By Emily McFarlan Miller, Kimberly Winston, Religion News Service

We live in an age of trumpery

By Alex Mikulich

Terror, Trump and the polls

By Michael Sean Winters

Pew: Hispanic Catholics largely favor Clinton; white Catholics split but lean Trump

By Brian Roewe

White evangelicals overwhelmingly back Trump, survey says

By Lauren Markoe, Religion News Service

Political extremism on the left: Democrats and abortion

By Michael Sean Winters

'Circling the City with Love' campaign aims to bridge cultural divides

By Christine Schenk

Clinton on the Trans-Pacific Partnership: Is she committed to a new trade paradigm?

By Michael Sean Winters

A limited defense of Hillary Clinton

By Pat Perriello

Democratic platform is progressive wish list

By Thomas Reese

What some important Republicans have to say about Donald Trump

By Pat Perriello

Who will be Trump's running mate?

By Michael Sean Winters

Unification or separation? Questions of church and state

By Phyllis Zagano

Violence and hate require the response of a real pastor

By Pat Perriello

DAPA and Brexit: Is the Left up to the challenge?

By Michael Sean Winters

Can Trump win?

By Michael Sean Winters

The speech Clinton must give

By Michael Sean Winters

Now is the time to start a carbon tax

By Thomas Reese

Amelia Marie takes center stage in Austria

By Pat Perriello

Will this year see a political realignment?

By Michael Sean Winters

The November election takes shape

By Michael Sean Winters

Lessons and depression from the primary elections

By Thomas Reese

Donald Trump's lies

By Michael Sean Winters

Silent approval won't move the church forward on women deacons

By Pat Perriello

The role of the hierarchy in the 2016 election

By Pat Perriello

Catholics need to take a hard look at Trump's rhetoric

By Pat Perriello

Playing the (Catholic) woman card

By Phyllis Zagano

The American bathroom wars

By Phyllis Zagano

Will the American people elect Donald Trump?

By Pat Perriello

Trump's 'losers' are often winners in God's eyes

By Christine Schenk

What's so wrong with a brokered convention?

By Pat Perriello

Truth or consequences

By Phyllis Zagano

Republicans have themselves to blame for Donald Trump

By Mario T. García

Dear Catholics: Stop Trump, says National Review appeal

By Cathy Lynn Grossman, Religion News Service

On the Middle East, Trump sounds like a statesman

By Drew Christiansen, Ra'fat Al-Dajani

Leaders should condemn ugly moments like Trump rally violence in Ky.

By Mariam Williams

Notre Dame rebukes ugly politics, gives award to Biden and Boehner

By David Gibson, Religion News Service

The Laetare Award: Dismantling the architecture of the culture warrior church

By Michael Sean Winters

Editorial: Return our country to its moorings

By NCR Editorial Staff

Bernie Sanders' message to evangelicals

By Mary Ann McGivern

Political parties: Chaos and gridlock

By Thomas Reese

Super Tuesday Analysis

By Michael Sean Winters

It's Super Tuesday. Do you know what role religion will play?

By Emily McFarlan Miller, Religion News Service

Trump's wall and the challenge of vulnerability

By Patrick Manning

When my friend gave up politics for Lent

By Mike Jordan Laskey

Bishop and nun blast Trump for using faith as a 'ploy to grab votes'

By David Gibson, Religion News Service

Why Christian Republicans insist Donald Trump is a good Christian

By Daniel Petri, Kasey Petri

The pope and the Donald: a recap of the border wall row

By NCR Staff

Primary alert! 5 faith facts about South Carolina and Nevada

By Cathy Lynn Grossman, Religion News Service

Who is coming out of New Hampshire strong?

By Pat Perriello

Yes, Catholics may vote for Bernie Sanders

By Charles C. Camosy, Religion News Service

Election 2016: the issues in focus

By Michael Sean Winters

Pandering and preaching on the campaign trail

By Colman McCarthy

Americans’ views on Islam, Muslims divide by party lines

By Cathy Lynn Grossman, Religion News Service

The Catholic vote in 2016

By Thomas Reese

Is the anger of the electorate justified?

By Pat Perriello

Voters warm to candidates who are not religious

By Cathy Lynn Grossman, Religion News Service

How the presidential candidates' extreme abortion positions distort a growing consensus

By Charles C. Camosy, Religion News Service

Immigration is a moral issue, not just an election topic

By Mario T. García

The State of the Union

By Maureen Fiedler

'Believe whatever you want,' Rubio tells athiest

By Mackenzie Ryan, USA Today Network

Sarah Palin Endorses Trump, You Betcha!

By Michael Sean Winters

Hillary Clinton's strident opposition to the International Criminal Court

By Stephen Zunes

Last Night's Democratic Debate

By Michael Sean Winters

Editorial: The gulf between Francis and Trump

By NCR Editorial Staff

Mexican standoff

By Phyllis Zagano

In final State of the Union address, Obama strikes note of hope

By Vinnie Rotondaro

Despite hurdles, Hillary Clinton may be unbeatable

By Michael Sean Winters

Looking Ahead to 2016: Politics

By Michael Sean Winters

Last Night's GOP Debate

By Michael Sean Winters

Placing your bets on the island of misfit toys

By Michael Sean Winters

Addressing the question of the 'Catholic vote'

By Vinnie Rotondaro

'Faithful Citizenship,' what next?

By Thomas Reese

Growing 'nones' present a puzzle for political parties

By Lauren Markoe, Religion News Service

Last Night's CNBC GOP Debate

By Michael Sean Winters

Who will be the Republican presidential nominee?

By Pat Perriello

Republicans hope to find ‘missing’ evangelical voters

By David Jackson, USA Today

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