Are non-Mormons in Utah actually Democrats?

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Well, looking strictly at the primary numbers, non-Mormon religious people came pretty close to being more Democratic than non-religious voters. (24D-2R among the non-religious, 39D-8R among the religious). But the non-religious were still more Democratic, even when you include Jews and Muslims with the non-Mormon religious.

[Verily]

Well, looking strictly at the primary numbers, non-Mormon religious people came pretty close to being more Democratic than non-religious voters. (24D-2R among the non-religious, 39D-8R among the religious). But the non-religious were still more Democratic, even when you include Jews and Muslims with the non-Mormon religious.

I didn't say non-religious, I said non-Christian.

I was giving you some leeway. It becomes even less true if you start including Jews and Muslims in with the non-religious.

[Verily]

24% Non-Religious for Democrats surprised me, even for the West.

Old post, but whatever. There are tons of non-religious people in the West. I'm not quite sure why more people admit to being non-religious there than elsewhere, but the "cafeteria Catholics" and other essentially non-practicing people actual identify as having no religion in the West but not elsewhere. A plurality of people identify as having no religion in not only Washington and Oregon but also Idaho and Wyoming, and no religion comes a close second to Catholic in Montana.