| My colleagues at the Early Brief looked at this question recently, too, while noting that some Democrats see an opening with religious voters in light of Trump’s missteps. They’re encouraging candidates to talk more about their own faith. One evangelical pastor and organizer, Doug Pagitt, told the Early Brief: “Our appeal to them is: ‘There’s people like you, shared faith, that are inviting you not to become a Democrat but to vote for one in the next election. Could you lend your vote this one time?’” What else to know Thanks to Scott Clement for breaking down these new poll results. (And for encouraging me to hold off on this question for a couple of weeks.) And a reminder that you can sign up for the Early Brief newsletter here — Dan Merica and Matthew Choi are doing some really smart work there. And thanks to you for your questions — now, keep ’em coming. If you want to ask us about news you’ve seen in The 7, send them here. We’ll find the right person to answer them for another weekend edition. Keep reading Each weekend, The 7 team shares our favorite recent Post stories with you.  | Hannah Jewell | Mother’s Day is on Sunday, and I was moved by columnist Michelle Singletary’s reflections on the meaning of the day. She wrote about being raised by her grandmother after being abandoned by her parents. It’s well worth your time.  | Izin Akhabau | I really enjoyed Emily Heil’s column on how she has learned to love her small kitchen.  | Jamie Ross | If you enjoy wine but hate how expensive it can be to get something nice, you should bookmark this expert advice. I’m going to try to deploy some of these tips tonight.  | John Taylor | If you’re a sports fan, channel surfer, movie buff or journalist, Ted Turner — who died this week at 87 — made a huge impact on your life. | 
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