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If you don’t believe in God, you might want to move to the Pacific Northwest.
Portland, Ore., San Francisco, Calif. and Seattle, Wash. are tied on a 2015 list of metropolitan areas with the most religiously unaffiliated residents (37%), according to the nonpartisan and nonprofit Public Religion Research Institute’s American Values Atlas, a survey of 50,000 people. Seattle and San Francisco have more religiously unaffiliated people than the previous year (33%), while Portland has less religiously unaffiliated residents than 2014 (42%). Las Vegas and Denver were next on the list with 29%.
On the other end of the spectrum, Charlotte, N.C. was the metropolitan area with the fewest people without any religious affiliation (16% in 2015 versus 17% the previous year), followed by Dallas, Texas and Milwaukee, Wisc. (17% in 2015) and Houston (18%) and Kansas City (19%).
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