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Candidate Notes on 00-ADH11

 


00-ADH11 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-ADH11

John Baldacci s1rMaine Democrat
James Barcia s1rMichigan Democrat
Tom Barrett s1rWisconsin Democrat
Xavier Becerra s1rCalifornia Democrat
Joe Biden s1rDE Democrat Jr Senator
David Bonior s1rMichigan Democrat
Robert Borski s1rPennsylvania Democrat
Robert Brady s1rPennsylvania Democrat
John Breaux s1rLA Former Democratic incumbent; retired 2004
Michael Capuano s1rMassachusetts Democrat
Jerry Costello s1rIllinois Democrat
William Coyne s1rPennsylvania Democrat
Joseph Crowley s1rNew York Democrat
Pat Danner s1rMissouri Democrat
Tom Daschle s1rPOTUS Democrat
Gray Davis s1rCA03 Former Democratic
Peter Defazio s1rOregon Democrat
Bill Delahunt s1rMassachusetts Democrat
Rosa DeLauro s1rConnecticut Democrat
John Dingell s1rMichigan Democrat
Chris Dodd s1rCT Democratic incumbent
Mike Doyle s1rPennsylvania Democrat
Richard Durbin s1rIL Democrat Sr Senator
Anna Eshoo s1rCalifornia Democrat
Lane Evans s1rIllinois Democrat
Parris Glendening s1rMD00 Former Democratic
Luis Gutierrez s1rIllinois Democrat
Tom Harkin s1rIA Democrat Jr Senator
Maurice Hinchey s1rNew York Dem./Ind./Lib./Working-Fam.
Ruben Hinojosa s1rTexas Democrat
Tim Holden s1rPennsylvania Democrat
Paul Kanjorski s1rPennsylvania Democrat
Marcy Kaptur s1rOhio Democrat
Ted Kennedy s1rMA Democrat Sr Senator
John Kerry s1rMA Democrat Jr Senator, ran for President 2004
Dale Kildee s1rMichigan Democrat
Jerry Kleczka s1rWisconsin Democrat (Until 2004)
Dennis Kucinich s1rOhio Democrat
John LaFalce s1rNew York Democrat/Ind./Lib. (Until 2004
Nicholas Lampson s1rTexas Democrat (Re-elected 2006)
Mary Landrieu s1rLA Democrat Sr Senator
John Larson s1rConnecticut Democrat
Patrick Leahy s1rVT Democratic incumbent
William Lipinski s1rIllinois Democrat (Until 2004)
Bill Luther s1rMinnesota Democrat/Farmer/Labor
Jim Maloney s1rConnecticut Democrat (retired)
Ed Markey s1rMassachusetts Democrat
Frank Mascara s1rPennsylvania Democrat
Carolyn McCarthy s1rNew York Dem./Ind./Working-Families
Karen McCarthy s1rMissouri Democrat (Until 2004)
Jim McGovern s1rMassachusetts Democrat
Cynthia McKinney s1rGeorgia Democrat
Michael McNulty s1rNew York Democratic/Ind./Cons.
Marty Meehan s1rMassachusetts Democrat
Robert Menendez s1rNew Jersey Democrat
Barbara Mikulski s1rMD Democratic incumbent
George Miller s1rCalifornia Democrat
Joe Moakley s1rMassachusetts Democrat
James Moran s1rVirginia Democrat
Pat Moynihan s1rNY Democrat Senator (Former)
Patty Murray s1rWA Democratic incumbent
John Murtha s1rPennsylvania Democrat
Grace Napolitano s1rCalifornia Democrat
Richard Neal s1rMassachusetts Democrat
James Oberstar s1rMinnesota Democrat/Farmer/Labor
David Obey s1rWisconsin Democrat
Frank Pallone s1rNew Jersey Democrat
Bill Pascrell s1rNew Jersey Democrat
Ed Pastor s1rArizona Democrat
Nancy Pelosi s1rCalifornia Democrat
Jack Reed s1rRI Democrat Sr Senator
Silvestre Reyes s1rTexas Democrat
Ciro Rodriguez s1rTexas Democrat
Tim Roemer s1rIndiana Democrat
Lucille Roybal-Allard s1rCalifornia Democrat
Loretta Sanchez s1rCalifornia Democrat
Jose Serrano s1rNew York Democrat/Liberal
Don Siegelman s1rAL00 Former Democratic
Bart Stupak s1rMichigan Democrat
Ellen Tauscher s1rCalifornia Democrat
Gene Taylor s1rMississippi Democrat
Mike Thompson s1rCalifornia Democrat
Jim Traficant s1rOhio Democrat
Nydia Velazquez s1rNew York Democrat/Working-Families
Bruce Vento s1rMinnesota Democrat/Farmer/Labor
Tom Vilsack s1rIA Democrat
Peter Visclosky s1rIndiana Democrat
Robert Weygand s1rRhode Island Democrat



Republicans participating in 00-ADH11

Bill Archer s1rTexas Republican
Brian Bilbray s1rCalifornia Republican (re-elected 2006)
Sherry Boehlert s1rNew York Republican/Independence
John Boehner s1rOhio Republican
Kevin Brady s1rTexas Republican
Jim Bunning s1rKY Republican incumbent
Jeb Bush s1rFL Republican
Sonny Callahan s1rAlabama Republican
Dave Camp s1rMichigan Republican
Tom Campbell s1rCalifornia Republican (Retired)
Michael Castle s1rDelaware Republican
Paul Celucci s1rMA02 Former Republican
Steve Chabot s1rOhio Republican
Susan Collins s1rME Republican Jr Senator
Christopher Cox s1rCalifornia Republican
Mike DeWine s1rOH Republican Sr Senator
Lincoln Diaz-Balart s1rFlorida Republican
Pete Domenici s1rNM Republican Sr Senator
John Engler s1rMI00 Former Republican
Phil English s1rPennsylvania Republican
Peter Fitzgerald s1rIL Former Republican incumbent; retired 2004
Mark Foley s1rFlorida Republican
Michael Forbes s1rNew York Republican (retired)
Vito Fossella s1rNew York Rep./Cons./Right-To-Life
Greg Ganske s1rIA Former Republican Nominee (2002)
Mark Green s1rWisconsin Republican
Gil Gutknecht s1rMinnesota Republican
Doc Hastings s1rWashington Republican
Jane Dee Hull s1rAZ00 Former Republican
Kenny Hulshof s1rMissouri Republican
Henry Hyde s1rIllinois Republican
Mike Johanns s1rNE Republican Senate Challenger; previously Governor
Walter Beaman Jones s1rNorth Carolina Republican
Frank Keating s1rOK00 Former Republican
Peter King s1rNew York Rep./Ind./Cons./Right-To-Life
Joe Knollenberg s1rMichigan Republican
Ray LaHood s1rIllinois Republican
Rick Lazio s1rNew York Republican Candidate (Former)
Frank LoBiondo s1rNew Jersey Republican
Connie Mack s1rFL Former Republican Senator
John McHugh s1rNew York Republican/Conservative
Scott McInnis s1rColorado Republican (Until 2004)
Connie Morella s1rMaryland Republican
Frank Murkowski s1rAK Republican
Bob Ney s1rOhio Republican
Don Nickles s1rOK Former Republican incumbent; retired 2004
Anne Meagher Northup s1rKentucky Republican
Bill Owens s1rCO Republican
George Pataki s1rNY Republican
Richard Pombo s1rCalifornia Republican
Jack Quinn s1rNew York Republican/Ind./Cons.
Marc Racicot s1rMT00 Former Republican
George Radanovich s1rCalifornia Republican
Tom Ridge s1rPA00 Former Republican
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen s1rFlorida Republican
John Rowland s1rCT Republican
Ed Royce s1rCalifornia Republican
Paul Ryan s1rWisconsin Republican
Rick Santorum s1rPA Republican Jr Senator
Clay Shaw s1rFlorida Republican
Joe Skeen s1rNew Mexico Republican
Bob Smith s1rFL Republican challenger; former NH Senator; Constitution Party
Christopher Smith s1rNew Jersey Republican
John Sununu s1rNew Hampshire Republican
John Sweeney s1rNew York Republican/Conservative
Billy Tauzin s1rLouisiana Republican (Until 2004)
Pat Toomey s1rPennsylvania Republican (Until 2004)
David Vitter s1rLA Republican Jr Senator; previously US Representative
George Voinovich s1rOH Republican incumbent
Jim Walsh s1rNew York Rep./Ind./Conservative



Independents participating in 00-ADH11

Carl Gutierrez s1rGU Guam
Chris John s1rLA 2004 former Democratic challenger; US Representative
Bob Schaffer s1rCO 2004 former Republican primary challenger
Tommy Thompson s1rUS Cabinet-2005
Robert Underwood s1rGuam -



Total recorded by OnTheIssues:

Democrats: 88
Republicans: 70
Independents: 5