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Catholic

What's with the grey states? Are their no Catholics in Alabama and Utah? Did they run them out of those states?

That means that there was not a significant enough amount to present an accurate sample.

In North Dakota, though, there were actually no Jewish respondents whatsoever.

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Catholic

What's with the grey states? Are their no Catholics in Alabama and Utah? Did they run them out of those states?

That means that there was not a significant enough amount to present an accurate sample.

In North Dakota, though, there were actually no Jewish respondents whatsoever.

Another reason why I am never moving to Utah.

This is not because there are no Catholics; it is just because there are so many Protestants that it does not matter.

You'll notice states like Washington have samples for thinks that only consisted 5% of the respondents while some states lack respondents for 8% groups. This is because battlegrounds and semi-battlegrounds like Washington were polled more closely than other states.

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Truly shocking results there...

Though I didn't realize Jews were heavily Democratic in Michigan and Nevada.

Re: Michigan: Sen. Levin ring a bell? Former Sen. Abraham?

Doesn't mean there's a large Jewish population.

2% of respondents were Jewish - however, that was enough because Michigan is a battleground, and thus was heavily exit-polled.

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Unfortunately, they only reported "White Conservative Protestant", a waste of a question, in my view.