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The survey, the first of its kind to compare and contrast the religious identity of 18-to-25 year old Catholics, Protestants, Jews, and Muslims, classified the plurality of Generation Y (46%) as "Undecided," young people who value faith, but prefer to express it informally. The remaining respondents are identified as either highly religious (27%) or avowedly secular (27%).
"I have formed relationships with members of the other party based on our interest in the environment," said Rep. James Saxton of New Jersey, one of the most pro-environment Republicans in Congress, according to the League of Conservation Voters' annual scorecard. "I'm still on the conservative side, and they're still what I'd call liberal, but we now have a kind of bond that you get with people you work closely with."