Keeping the faith -- and getting voters: Democrats get religion in Chicago

On the convention floor, sessions start and end with interfaith prayer, but in the "DemPalooza" expo across town, things are more competitive, with numerous faith groups jostling for attention. Most aren't proselytizing -- the goal tends to be getting religious people to vote, rather than getting voters to be religious. "We're trying to convince Catholic voters that they're not going to go to Hell if they vote for a Democrat," said Patrick Carolan, the founder of Catholics Vote for Common Good.