Posted AT 1:43 AM EDT on 25/10/04
When voting is a matter of faith
Manheim, Penn. — Erin Randolph cannot imagine voting for a U.S. presidential candidate who does not believe in God.
"That would be a scary thing," said Ms. Randolph, 22, who is studying to be a teacher. "I lead my life based on belief in a higher power to give me direction. Without a set of core beliefs, you can do whatever you want."
That's the main reason Ms. Randolph and her boyfriend, Justin Shaw, are staunch supporters of George W.
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