State rankings

Bible Belt States

Bible Belt States: compare 50 US states on 2 metrics.

Part of Bible Belt

3 values across 50 entries

Data

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50 states
AlabamaYes—
AlaskaNo—
ArizonaNo—
ArkansasYes—
CaliforniaNo—
ColoradoNo—
ConnecticutNo—
DelawareNo—
FloridaPartlyNorth Florida
GeorgiaYes—
HawaiiNo—
IdahoNo—
IllinoisPartly—
IndianaPartlySouthern Indiana
IowaPartly—
KansasPartly—
KentuckyYes—
LouisianaPartlyMost of Louisiana, excluding heavily Catholic Southern Louisiana
MaineNo—
MarylandNo—
MassachusettsNo—
MichiganNo—
MinnesotaNo—
MississippiYes—
MissouriPartlySouthern Missouri; excludes Kansas City and St. Louis
MontanaNo—
NebraskaNo—
NevadaNo—
New HampshireNo—
New JerseyNo—
New MexicoPartly—
New YorkNo—
North CarolinaYes—
North DakotaNo—
OhioPartlySouthern Ohio
OklahomaYes—
OregonNo—
PennsylvaniaNo—
Rhode IslandNo—
South CarolinaYes—
South DakotaNo—
TennesseeYes—
TexasPartlyMost of Texas; excludes South Texas and Trans-Pecos
UtahNoAlthough closely identified with the Mormon faith, and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in particular, Utah's geographical distance from the other "belt" states means it is rarely considered part of the Bible Belt
VermontNo—
VirginiaPartlyMost of Virginia outside Northern Virginia
WashingtonNo—
West VirginiaYes—
WisconsinNo—
WyomingNo—

Quick answers

Where does this bible belt states data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: What States Make Up the Bible Belt? (A Surprising Controversy!) - What States; Defining the Bible Belt: What states do Americans think make up the region? - YouGov America; MAP: From the Bible Belt to the Rust Belt, the United States has 13 distinct 'belts' - Business Insider; Bible Belt - Wiki.