Evangelical voters get a lot of attention around presidential elections due to their size and impact. In 2016, they unified behind Donald Trump, helping him win The White House. This time, however, division on abortion has the possibility of getting in the way.   "The temperature is not as high as it was in 2016 and 2020 when it comes to who they're supporting," says Tony Perkins with The Family Research Council.  The main reason comes down to abortion. In the past, Trump...