According to a new Pew Forum Survey Obama's largest gains (eight percentage points) were seen among those who are unaffiliated with any particular religion; fully three-quarters of this group supported Obama.

According to CNN , eleven percent of Americans surveyed after voting on November 4th responded "none"  when asked about their religion. This constituency went for Obama 76 percent to 22 percent. Sixty-seven percent of those who "never" attend church also voted for Obama. 

According to the latest Pew Survey out this week , religiously unaffiliated voters continue to support Barack Obama for president (65% for Obama to 22% for  Republican John McCain). This is a one-point decrease in support for the Democratic candidate compard to a week ago. 

The Matthew 25 Network, a political action committee, has started running a series of radio and tv ads supporting Barack Obama.

 According to CBN News yesterday, the McCain campaign in Nevada is handing out flyers-- in English and Spanish-- titled "Voter's Guide for Serious Christians" and "Voter's Guide for Serious Catholics."