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Seeing as Republicans keep getting elected, AND the professions listed lean so heavily Democratic, which professions aren't covered that make up the difference?
Are there professions where Independents stand out compared to pthers?
Why are Catholics, who are quite numerous in the US, left out of the final by-denomination graph? Are the subsumed under "Other"?
The title of the graph is - "Partisan Lean by Protestant Denomination"
Why would it include Catholics?
I just pulled out Catholics separately - their partisan lean is 2.4% Republican.
OK, thanks. I didn't notice the graph title, and there were graphs that included Jews and Muslims as well.
Seeing as Republicans keep getting elected, AND the professions listed lean so heavily Democratic, which professions aren't covered that make up the difference?
Are there professions where Independents stand out compared to pthers?
Why are Catholics, who are quite numerous in the US, left out of the final by-denomination graph? Are the subsumed under "Other"?
The title of the graph is - "Partisan Lean by Protestant Denomination"
Why would it include Catholics?
I just pulled out Catholics separately - their partisan lean is 2.4% Republican.
OK, thanks. I didn't notice the graph title, and there were graphs that included Jews and Muslims as well.