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People are sometimes more complicated than we think

Looking at Party vs Religiosity gives you a very broad picture.  But when you also consider race, it's not nearly as simple an analysis.  (And I suspect mixing in economic class and geography would further complicate things.)

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How Race Changes the Relationship Between Religion and Politics
Identifying as Republican is strongly associated with religiosity in the U.S., so much so that people often use the term “Republican” and “Religious Right” interchangeably. Indeed, religious people are more likely to be politically conservative overall, but a Gallup poll shows that this relationship is moderated by race. The figure below cross-tabulates religiosity for four racial/ethnic groups with the likelihood of affiliating with the Democratic or Republican party or neither. You can see …

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