This map shows the percentage of Protestants by state in Germany. When compared to the previous map

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This map shows the percentage of Protestants by state in Germany. When compared to the previous map of votes for the German Social Democratic Party, the relationship between region, religion, and voting behavior in German politics becomes clear.

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