Special Report
The Most Evangelical States in America
September 22, 2017 6:00 am
Last Updated: January 12, 2020 7:55 am
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45. New Jersey
> Pct. evangelical: 13%
> 2007-2014 change, evangelical: +1%
> Most common religion: Unaffiliated
> Fastest growing religion: Unaffiliated, +6%
> Median household income: $70,936
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44. Connecticut
> Pct. evangelical: 13%
> 2007-2014 change, evangelical: +4%
> Most common religion: Catholic
> Fastest growing religion: Evangelical & mainline Protestant, +4%
> Median household income: $76,126
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43. Rhode Island
> Pct. evangelical: 14%
> 2007-2014 change, evangelical: N/A
> Most common religion: Catholic
> Fastest growing religion: N/A
> Median household income: $53,079
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42. Maine
> Pct. evangelical: 14%
> 2007-2014 change, evangelical: -1%
> Most common religion: Unaffiliated
> Fastest growing religion: Unaffiliated, +6%
> Median household income: $60,596
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41. Delaware
> Pct. evangelical: 15%
> 2007-2014 change, evangelical: N/A
> Most common religion: Unaffiliated
> Fastest growing religion: N/A
> Median household income: $61,757
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