Who's God's Candidate?
BRIC TV, in partnership with the Guardian, spends time in Brooklyn 'the Borough of Churches' to discover how peoples' faith factors into their presidential vote.
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What do American Muslims think of the election and its presidential candidates?Brian Vines went to mosques and protests to learn about gender, surveillance and the differences between Republican and Democratic Muslims in New York
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The Muslim vote: balancing faith and politics in a divisive election – videoBRIC-TV chief correspondent Brian Vines talks to Republican and Democratic Muslims alike and asks how their faith helps them determine their vote
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Who is God's candidate? Jewish voters speak out ahead of New York primaryBrian Vines finds out what issues matter to the state’s large and diverse Jewish community, and what one rabbi thinks of Bernie Sanders, in the first installment of ‘Who is God’s candidate?’ on the role religion plays in this year’s election
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Bernie Sanders, religion and Aipac: what matters to Jewish voters – videoJews in Brooklyn, New York, share their thoughts on the US election and whether or not they feel the Bern
The evangelical vote: will 94 million Americans sit out this year's election?