Rev. O'Neal Dozier, the conservative pastor of Pompano Beach's Worldwide Christian Center, told the Palm Beach Post Sunday that Mitt Romney cannot win the presidency because Americans won't vote for a Mormon president.

Following his third place finish in South Carolina, Rick Santorum made his first Florida campaign stop at Dozier's church, where he gave a faith-based sermon. Dozier has been an outspoken critic of homosexuality and radical Islam. In November, former presidential candidate Herman Cain decided minutes before a speech not to have Dozier deliver his invocation, as was originally planned.

"You can look at the June Gallup poll that shows the people have already spoken - 22 percent of the electorate will not vote for a Mormon," Dozier said. "The American people will not vote for a Mormon to be president of the United States."

Dozier, who is black, said a Republican will need at least 10 percent of the black vote to win the presidency.

"Blacks are not going to vote for anyone of the Mormon faith," Dozier said. "The book of Mormon says the Negro skin is cursed."