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Candidate Notes on 00-ADH5

 


00-ADH5 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-ADH5

Rob Andrews s1rNew Jersey Democrat
Evan Bayh s1rIN Democratic Jr Senator
Ken Bentsen s3rTexas Democrat
Sherrod Brown s2rOH Democratic challenger, U.S. Rep.
Richard Bryan s1rNV Democrat Jr Senator (Former)
Lois Capps s2rCalifornia Democrat
Tom Carper s3rDE Democrat Jr Senator
Eva Clayton s3rNorth Carolina Democrat (Until 2004)
Jim Davis s1rFlorida Democrat
Diana DeGette s3rColorado Democrat
Norm Dicks s2rWashington Democrat
Julian Dixon s1rCalifornia Democrat
Byron Dorgan s2rND Democratic incumbent
Bob Etheridge s3rNorth Carolina Democrat
Sam Farr s1rCalifornia Democrat
Tony Hall s3rOhio Democrat
Fritz Hollings s2rSC Former Democratic Sr Senator; retired 2004
Darlene Hooley s2rOregon Democrat
James Hunt s3rNC00 Former Democrat
Tim Johnson s2rSD Democrat Sr Senator
Ron Kind s2rWisconsin Democrat
Blanche Lambert Lincoln s1rAR Democratic incumbent
Carolyn Maloney s3rNew York Democrat/Liberal
Jim McDermott s1rWashington Democrat
Mike McIntyre s3rNorth Carolina Democrat
David Minge s2rMinnesota Democrat/Farmer/Labor
Eleanor Holmes Norton s1rDistrict of Columbia Democrat
Paul Patton s3rKY Democrat
Collin Peterson s2rMinnesota Democrat/Farmer/Labor
Earl Pomeroy s3rNorth Dakota Democrat
Charles Robb s1rVA Democrat Senator (Former)
John Rockefeller s3rWV Democratic Jr Senator
Martin Sabo s2rMinnesota Democrat/Farmer/Labor
Tom Sawyer s3rOhio Democrat
Edward Schafer s1rND00 Former Democrat
Bobby Scott s1rVirginia Democrat
Louise Slaughter s1rNew York Democrat
Vic Snyder s3rArkansas Democrat
John Spratt s3rSouth Carolina Democrat
Charles Stenholm s2rTexas Democrat
Karen Thurman s1rFlorida Democrat
Mel Watt s3rNorth Carolina Democrat
Bob Wise s1rWest Virginia Democrat
Lynn Woolsey s3rCalifornia Democrat
David Wu s3rOregon Democrat



Republicans participating in 00-ADH5

Lincoln Almond s1rRI00 Former Republican
Dick Armey s3rTexas Republican
Cass Ballenger s1rNorth Carolina Republican
Bill Barrett s3rNebraska Republican
Charlie Bass s1rNew Hampshire Republican
Doug Bereuter s2rNebraska Republican (Until 2004)
Judy Biggert s1rIllinois Republican
Kit Bond s3rMO Republican incumbent
Conrad Burns s2rMT Republican Jr Senator
Charles Canady s3rFlorida Republican
John Chafee s1rRI Republican Senator (Former)
Saxby Chambliss s1rGA Republican Sr Senator
John Howard Coble s3rNorth Carolina Republican
Barbara Cubin s1rWyoming Republican
Jim DeMint s3rSC Republican Jr Senator; previously US Representative
Jimmy Duncan s3rTennessee Republican
Jennifer Dunn s1rWashington Republican (Until 2004)
Jo Ann Emerson s3rMissouri Republican
Michael Enzi s3rWY Republican Jr Senator
Mike Foster s1rLA Republican
Tillie Fowler s1rFlorida Republican
Bill Frist s3rPOTUS Republican
Jim Geringer s2rWY Republican
Slade Gorton s1rWA Republican Senator (Former)
Porter Goss s3rFlorida Republican (Until 2004)
Phil Gramm s1rTX Former Republican Senator
Rod Grams s2rMN Republican Senator (Former)
Jim Greenwood s3rPennsylvania Republican (Until 2004)
Kenny Guinn s1rNV Republican
Chuck Hagel s1rNE Republican Jr Senator
Robin Hayes s3rNorth Carolina Republican
Joel Hefley s3rColorado Republican
Van Hilleary s3rTennessee Republican
Amo Houghton s1rNew York Republican/Conservative
Kay Bailey Hutchison s1rTX Republican Jr Senator
James Inhofe s3rOK Republican Sr Senator
Bill Janklow s2rSD00 Former Republican
Gary Johnson s2rNM00 Former Republican
Sue Kelly s3rNew York Republican/Conservative
Jack Kingston s1rGeorgia Republican
Steven Kuykendall s3rCalifornia Republican
Jon Kyl s3rAZ Republican Jr Senator
Tom Latham s2rIowa Republican
Jim Leach s1rIowa Republican
Jerry Lewis s3rCalifornia Republican
John Linder s3rGeorgia Republican
John McCain s1rAZ Republican incumbent
Bill McCollum s1rFL Former Republican challenger; former US Representative
David McIntosh s1rIndiana Republican
John Mica s1rFlorida Republican
Dan Miller s1rFlorida Republican (retired)
Jim Nussle s2rIowa Republican
Doug Ose s2rCalifornia Republican
Michael Oxley s2rOhio Republican
Tom Petri s2rWisconsin Republican
Deborah Pryce s3rOhio Republican
Ralph Regula s1rOhio Republican
Thomas Reynolds s3rNew York Republican/Cons. (Until 2004)
William Roth s1rDE Former Republican Senator
Jim Ryun s3rKansas Republican
Mark Sanford s1rSC Republican
James Sensenbrenner s1rWisconsin Republican
John Shadegg s1rArizona Republican
Richard Shelby s3rAL Republican incumbent
John Shimkus s2rIllinois Republican
Floyd Spence s2rSouth Carolina Republican
Cliff Stearns s3rFlorida Republican
Ted Stevens s1rAK Republican Sr Senator
Don Sundquist s2rTN00 Former Republican
Jim Talent s3rMissouri Republican
Tom Tancredo s3rColorado Republican
Mac Thornberry s3rTexas Republican
Greg Walden s1rOregon Republican
John Warner s1rVA Republican Sr Senator
Wes Watkins s3rOklahoma Republican
Frank Wolf s3rVirginia Republican
Don Young s1rAlaska Republican



Independents participating in 00-ADH5

Angus King s1rME02 Independent Former Governor
George Nethercutt s3rWA 2004 former Republican challenger; US Representative
Christie Todd Whitman s3rUS Cabinet-2005



Total recorded by OnTheIssues:

Democrats: 45
Republicans: 77
Independents: 3