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Arizona Polls
Arizona Democratic Exit Poll Religious demographics chart
Republican Primary Results
Commentary
Democrat
Clinton took the vote of most religious
grouping, doing somewhat better among Catholics than Protestants. “Other
Christians”—a category that in all likelihood is largely comprised of
non-denominational evangelicals—split almost evenly between Clinton and
Obama. For his part, Obama took the votes of the seven percent of Arizonans
belonging to other religions (not Muslims but Hindus, Buddhists, etc.) 56
percent to 40 percent. The 19 percent of no religion broke his way 47
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