Source: Pew Research
I live in Michigan, and it's anecdotal because I tend to surround myself with secular people, but I find this hard to believe.
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Agreed, also live in Michigan, and not that I know EVERYONE in this state, I find it really hard to believe that the state as a whole would go for this.
WTF RI?
I love maps that are basically just population density maps
Is it though? Florida is quite dense in US terms and states like Idaho and Montana are about as far from dense as you can get.
More importantly in terms of net domestic migration the overwhelming majority of people are going to the states in blue. Particularly Florida andTexas.
That is not surprising.
Funny part is .... it has absolutely no indication of how religious or moral any of these regions are
Idaho….? Utah? Neutral, really?
Utah has been getting a ton of Californians moving in. Also, Mormons seem to believe the whole separation of church and school thing.
Repeal the 1st. It's clear you can't have religious freedom without it just allowing a theocracy.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance
We shouldn't ban religion, though--just institution.
Just make them pay taxes every time they get even close to talking about electoral politics.