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Candidate Notes on 00-ADH1

 


00-ADH1 on Nov 7, 2000

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What’s an adherent?

The most common definition used in broad compilations of statistical data is somebody who claims to belong to or worship in a religion. This is the self-identification method of determining who is an adherent of what religion, and it is the method used in most national surveys and polls.

Such factors as religious service attendance, belief, practice, familiarity with doctrine, belief in certain creeds, etc., may be important to sociologists, religious leaders, and others. But these are measures of religiosity and are usually not used academically to define a person’s membership in a particular religion. It is important to recognize there are various levels of adherence, or membership within religious traditions or religious bodies. There’s no single definition, and sources of adherent statistics do not always make it clear what definition they are using.



Democrats participating in 00-ADH1

Sanford Bishop s1rGeorgia Democrat
Corrine Brown s1rFlorida Democrat
Robert Byrd s1rWV Democrat Sr Senator
Mel Carnahan s1rMO Democrat Senator (Former)
Julia Carson s1rIndiana Democrat
James Clyburn s3rSouth Carolina Democrat
Gary Condit s1rCalifornia Democrat
John Conyers s1rMichigan Democrat
Elijah Cummings s1rMaryland Democrat
Danny Davis s1rIllinois Democrat
Chaka Fattah s1rPennsylvania Democrat
Harold Ford s1rTennessee Democrat
Dick Gephardt s1rMissouri Democrat (Until 2004)
Alcee Hastings s3rFlorida Democrat
Earl Hilliard s1rAlabama Democrat
Steny Hoyer s1rMaryland Democrat
Jesse Louis Jackson s1rIllinois Democrat
William Jefferson s1rLouisiana Democrat
Eddie Bernice Johnson s1rTexas Democrat
Stephanie Tubbs Jones s1rOhio Democrat
Carolyn Kilpatrick s1rMichigan Democrat
Barbara Lee s1rCalifornia Democrat
John Lewis s1rGeorgia Democrat
Carrie Meek s1rFlorida Democrat (retired 2002)
Gregory Meeks s1rNew York Dem./Working-Families
Juanita Millender-McDonald s1rCalifornia Democrat
Alan Mollohan s1rWest Virginia Democrat
Major Owens s1rNew York Democrat/Working-Families
Donald Payne s1rNew Jersey Democrat
David Phelps s1rIllinois Democrat
Owen Pickett s1rVirginia Democrat
David Eugene Price s1rNorth Carolina Democrat
Max Sandlin s1rTexas Democrat (Until 2004)
Ronnie Shows s1rMississippi Democrat
Ed Towns s1rNew York Democrat/Liberal
Jim Turner s1rTexas Democrat (Until 2004)
Albert Wynn s1rMaryland Democrat



Republicans participating in 00-ADH1

Spencer Bachus s1rAlabama Republican
Roy Blunt s1rMissouri Republican
Henry Bonilla s1rTexas Republican
Tom Coburn s1rOK Republican Jr Senator; previously US Rep
Thad Cochran s1rMS Republican Sr Senator
Nathan Deal s1rGeorgia Republican
Tom DeLay s1rTexas Republican
Terry Everett s1rAlabama Republican
Ernie Fletcher s1rKentucky Republican
Virgil Goode s1rVirginia Republican
Lindsey Graham s2rSC Republican Jr Senator
Chuck Grassley s1rIA Republican incumbent
J.D. Hayworth s1rArizona Republican
Jesse Helms s1rNC Former Republican Sr Senator
John Hostettler s1rIndiana Republican
Mike Huckabee s2rAR Republican
Duncan Hunter s1rCalifornia Republican
Asa Hutchinson s1rArkansas Republican
Tim Hutchinson s1rAR Republican Sr Senator
Bill Jenkins s1rTennessee Republican
Ron Lewis s1rKentucky Republican
Trent Lott s1rMS Republican Jr Senator
Frank Dean Lucas s1rOklahoma Republican
Donald Manzullo s1rIllinois Republican
Mitch McConnell s1rKY Republican Sr Senator
Chip Pickering s1rMS Republican challenger, U.S. Rep.
Bob Riley s1rAL Republican
Hal Rogers s1rKentucky Republican
Dana Rohrabacher s1rCalifornia Republican
Joe Scarborough s1rFlorida Republican
Charles Taylor s1rNorth Carolina Republican
Bill Thomas s1rCalifornia Republican
Strom Thurmond s1rSC Former Republican Senator
Zach Wamp s1rTennessee Republican
J.C. Watts s2rOklahoma Republican
Roger Wicker s2rMississippi Republican



Independents participating in 00-ADH1



Total recorded by OnTheIssues:

Democrats: 37
Republicans: 36
Independents: 0