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Oklahoma Democratic Exit Poll Religious demographics chart
Republican Primary Results
Democratic Primary Results
Commentary Democrat Clinton won all the attendance categories easily, with the exception of the More-than-weeklies (19 percent), which she beat out Obama by a nose, 38 percent to 37 percent. Clinton did a lot better other with the Protestants alone, at 61 percent, than with the Other Christians, at 44 percent (not much more than Obama’s 37 percent). Republican Among those attending church at least once a week (68 percent), Huckabee won a plurality of 39 percent, but that wasn’t enough to overcome McCain’s success among the less frequent attenders—at 45 percent, better than twice as many as Huckabee won. Huckabee likewise won an insufficient plurality of evangelicals (72 percent of voters), getting 39 percent, as opposed to McCain’s 31 percent and Romney’s 26 percent.
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