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Nov. 10: What Happened and What Comes Next: post-election review with James Dawson

Why millions of evangelical women vote with their husbands

A woman marks her ballot inside of a voting center in 2024. (Eduardo Munoz Alvarez/AP)
Eduardo Munoz Alvarez/AP
A woman marks her ballot inside of a voting center in 2024. (Eduardo Munoz Alvarez/AP)

Julianna Glasse is a former evangelical Christian singer and the author of “This is What Happens When Women Read.” As a guest contributor to the Washington Post, Glasse wrote an op-ed about the intense pressures on evangelical women in the ballot box.

She speaks to host Robin Young about the piece, “I used to vote the way my husband voted. Millions of women still do.”

This article was originally published on WBUR.org.

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