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How Protestant Denominations Have Voted from 2008 to 2024
22 Protestant Denominations, 5 Elections, 1 Story
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2024 Election Post-Mortem: Jews
Is the alliance between Jewish voters and the Democrats weakening?
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How Certain Are Clergy of their Faith?
This post has been unlocked through a generous grant from the Lilly Endowment for the Association of Religion Data Archives (ARDA).
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2024 Election Post-Mortem: Latter-day Saints
Are young Mormons abandoning the GOP?
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May 2025

2024 Marks Another Chapter in the SBC’s Long Slide
The Slow-Motion Collapse of America’s Largest Protestant Denomination
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2024 Election Post-Mortem: Black Americans, Religion and the Vote
Is there evidence of a racial realignment in the data?
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Megachurch Geography: Why America's Largest Churches Thrive Where They Do
Maybe it's not just Divine favor that leads to growth.
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Does Education Have the Same Impact on Church Attendance in Europe and the U.S.?
If there’s anything I know will get a lot of engagement on social media it’s the simple relationship between education and religious attendance.
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How Many Americans Are Actually Spiritual But Not Religious?
Why “Spiritual But Not Religious” Might Be More Niche Than You Think
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2024 Election Post-Mortem: Mainline Protestants
Can we stop calling them liberal, please?
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How Many Megachurches Are There? Where Are They Located?
...and more talk about non-denoms. They are everywhere.
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The United States is More Religious Than Europe, But By How Much?
One of the most important questions that one has to ask in doing data work is pretty simple, “Compared to what?” If I make a graph that visualizes the…
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