At The Washington Post, Paul Goldman and Mark J. Rozell analyze the importance of Catholic voters in the upcoming presidential election. While noting that many of the potential Republican vice-president candidates are Catholic, Goldman and Rozell write, “Catholics are about one-fourth of the U.S. voting population and not a monolith.” Nonetheless, “forging a closer identity with Catholic voters in key states in the electoral college is a necessary formula for having any chance at defeating the president.”