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Chart from the Pew Research Center showing the religious affiliation of the members of the 115th Congress.

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“This continues a long-running trend toward more racial and ethnic diversity on Capitol Hill: This is the seventh Congress to break the record set by the one before it,” said Pew Research Center, including senators in its tally.

State of the Union? Congress doesn't fully reflect diversity →

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