Welcome to the Morning Buzz, PRRI’s morning dose of religion-related news with a shot of data – because what doesn’t liven up a morning round-up like some public opinion numbers?

In my (humble) opinion, the two best things to come out of Wednesday’s debate were this and this. If you saw something better, though, please share it!

The anti-Muslim ads that are currently causing controversy in New York City (and spurring an interfaith protest and a pro-tolerance ad campaign) may come to Washington, DC – if a judge permits it.

Our new survey shows large racial divisions among younger Millennials, particularly on how much a presidential candidate’s faith matters.

Meanwhile, most younger Millennials oppose racial preferences in college admissions and hiring – although, perhaps unsurprisingly, there are large racial divisions on these questions too.

How much will Romney’s performance in the debate change the race? According to John Sides, a shift of about 1.25 percentage points is likely.

Breaking with two decades of tradition, there will be no exit polls in 19 states deemed non-competitive.

Orlando Cruz, a Puerto Rican boxer, came out as the first openly gay boxer. A slim majority of Latinos favor allowing gay and lesbians couples to marry legally.

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