Church of England worshippers are more likely to vote for the Conservative Party, according to new research.
The data also suggests Catholics tend to support the Labour Party.
Theos, a Christian think tank, published its report after compiling surveys of voters in Britain stretching back to the 1950s.
The research also suggests attitudes to welfare spending differed according to how frequently worshippers attended religious services.
The findings were revealed in a report, Voting and Values in Britain: Does Religion Count?, which analysed data from the British Election Survey and the British Social Attitudes survey.
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Church of England worshippers are more likely to vote for the Conservative Party, according to new research.
The data also suggests Catholics tend to support the Labour Party.
Theos, a Christian think tank, published its report after compiling surveys of voters in Britain stretching back to the 1950s.
The research also suggests attitudes to welfare spending differed according to how frequently worshippers attended religious services.
The findings were revealed in a report, Voting and Values in Britain: Does Religion Count?, which analysed data from the British Election Survey and the British Social Attitudes survey.
Read it all.