Most religious congressional district in the US?

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-Least religious district - WA-7

Definitely not that. Major urban centers always have a significant population of immigrants, minorities and poor whites who tend to be religious. The suburban districts there are probably far less so.

Actually Seattle is an odd city, the population is two-third White, and its largest minority group is Asian which tends to be rather nonreligious. Tacoma has a larger minority population actually.  Next door, Bellevue is a suburb with a large immigrant population, but is still mostly nonreligious. Overall, the Seattle area lacks much religious following although in some exurbs you might find some very religious people. My district (the 8th) is probably the least religious state with a Republican in office, mostly because people here are quite fiscally conservative.

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I think the 3rd may well have been the least religous to have voted for Bush in 2004. Yay!

Maybe so...although Clark County is pretty status-quo suburban-y.  And Lewis County is pretty big on the Jesus.  Olympia, on the other hand...

Most non-religious people, I'd probably bet WY-AL or maybe one of the NV districts.  Who knows, though?  WA-3 is a possibility.

We probably won't ever find the answers, these facts are definitely not produced on a district level.

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Well, religion can be very sensitive. Not many Muslims would feel safe putting down their religions, and it keeps the separation of church and state discrete.

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My standard is that anyone who uses contraception is not a Catholic.

My Aunt is a devout Catholic who supports contraceptives, instead of abortion. I had a strong argument with her. She would never use contraceptives; she had a difficult enough time having a child, but she would support people who actually use them.