Mississippi, Utah and Alabama are the most religious states and Vermont and New Hampshire the least religious, according to a Gallup survey that asked respondents about their religion and their church attendance.
The survey, released March 27, is based on interviews with 350,000 adults in 2011 as part of Gallup's daily tracking poll. The poll asked respondents if religion is an important part of their daily life, and also asked them if they attend religious services every week or almost every week.
Southern states were the most religious, while the Northeast and Northwest states the least religious. (See the full list at the bottom of this story.) Keep reading
Friday, March 30, 2012
Poll: Misissippi most religious state, Vermont & New Hampshire least
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