Small freshman class has little effect on overall makeup of Congress

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July 15, 2024

Faith on the Hill

Small freshman class has little effect on overall makeup of Congress

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Small freshman class has little effect on overall makeup of Congress

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Faith on the Hill
In new Congress, nearly nine-in-ten describe themselves as Christian
Changes in the religious makeup of Congress (1961 – 2021)
Small freshman class has little effect on overall makeup of Congress
Nearly all non-Christian members of Congress are Democrats
Both chambers of Congress have Protestant majorities
117th Congress looks very similar to 116th
The religious makeup of the 117th Congress

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