Something else.
At the risk of sounding cynical, abortion will simply never be overturned despite efforts to do so. It hasn't happened in 40 years. The demographics are now such that it just is not going to happen. Let's put it this way; churches are closing and kids are bailing out left and right. The multiple sex scandals and abuse cases within ALL denominations aren't helping.
Within another 20 years, the number of non-religious will be huge. Gigantic. Dwarfing Evangelicals. Where I live, this is the #1 non-religious state at about 30%. Not surprisingly, its blue. I do not like it being blue.
As for same-sex marriage, I've had that argument with various people as well including describing what works, what doesn't work, and all that. Quite simply, nobody really has an issue with 'civil unions' or ensuring that people can have someone at the hospital for them. Basic recognition that someone can have someone to speak for them. The issue in that is the word "marriage" and the insinuation that there could be a requirement for Churches to perform such things.
Its a fight. If you take the position with some of these folks that Churches should be left alone and not forced to do things, you get some push-back but there has not been an argument with a militant anti-theist on that issue I've had yet where I didn't win it on the basis of basic liberty.
That's about how it is. Its sad, but its true.
You just told me that you think abortion and homosexual “marriage” are inevitable features of our society, but you did not give me an example of what you mean by “religion forced down your throat,” if you did not, by that, mean restriction of abortion and non-recognition of novel forms of “marriage.”
You say that you are representative of a particular class of voters, but you’re not being clear about what your driving issues are. If it is abortion and homosexuality, please say so. If not, can you explain what issues cause your group to choose a Marxist who is trashing the economy and inviting increased Moslem terrorism over ... that other guy, who wasn’t quite so bad, economy-destruction-wise.