Special Report
The Most Evangelical States in America
September 20, 2018 10:28 am
Last Updated: August 10, 2020 4:03 pm
40. Maryland
> Pct. evangelical: 9%
> 2013-2017 change, evangelical: -1 percentage point
> Most common religion: Unaffiliated
> Fastest growing religion: Unaffiliated, +5%
> Median household income: $76,067
39. New Hampshire
> Pct. evangelical: 10%
> 2013-2017 change, evangelical: +1 percentage point
> Most common religion: Unaffiliated
> Fastest growing religion: Unaffiliated, +4%
> Median household income: $68,485
38. New Mexico
> Pct. evangelical: 10%
> 2013-2017 change, evangelical: -2 percentage points
> Most common religion: Unaffiliated
> Fastest growing religion: Unaffiliated, +4%
> Median household income: $45,674
37. Delaware
> Pct. evangelical: 11%
> 2013-2017 change, evangelical: -4 percentage points
> Most common religion: Unaffiliated
> Fastest growing religion: Hispanic Protestant, +4%
> Median household income: $61,017
36. Illinois
> Pct. evangelical: 11%
> 2013-2017 change, evangelical: -1 percentage point
> Most common religion: Unaffiliated
> Fastest growing religion: Unaffiliated, +3%
> Median household income: $59,196
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