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« on: November 24, 2012, 10:07:37 PM »

Religion has a lot to do with it.  Vermont has the lowest church attendance of any state in the country.  Democrats have won non-believers by large margins in recent elections.  The people who do attend church are generally members of mainline denominations which skew Democrat compared to evangelical or non-denominational Christian churches. 

USA, ~16% of people are religiously non-affiliated, Vermont: ~34% religiously non-affiliated
USA, ~26% evangelical, Vermont: ~2%.

What if the USA had these religious demographics?   
Quick dirty math:  Obama won 7/10 non-affiliated voters, Obama won 2/10 evangelicals, Obama won almost 6/10 of everyone else.  Assuming that holds true,  if the electorate had the same religious affiliation as Vermont, Obama would have won the popular vote with over 60%.
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