This list reports the religious affiliation of the members of the United States Senate in the 119th United States Congress. In most cases, in addition to specific sources, the senators' religious affiliations are those mentioned by the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life at the Pew Research Center, which publishes a report at the beginning of each Congress.

Christians (86) Protestants (59) Baptists (11) NamePartyStateReligionNotes Angela AlsobrooksDemocraticMarylandBaptistDenomination: Converge; member of First Baptist Church of Glenarden. Cory BookerDemocraticNew JerseyBaptistDenomination: NBC; raised as a Methodist. John BoozmanRepublicanArkansasBaptistDenomination: SBC. Ted CruzRepublicanTexasBaptistDenomination: SBC. Chuck GrassleyRepublicanIowaBaptistDenomination: BGC; attends a non-denominational church. Cindy Hyde-SmithRepublicanMississippiBaptistDenomination: SBC. Jim JusticeRepublicanWest VirginiaBaptistDenomination: ABC. James LankfordRepublicanOklahomaBaptistDenomination: SBC; former student ministries and evangelism specialist for the BGCO. Mitch McConnellRepublicanKentuckyBaptistDenomination: SBC. Raphael WarnockDemocraticGeorgiaBaptistFormer associated pastor of Abyssinian Baptist Church, affiliated to NBC;senior pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church, affiliated to PNBC and ABC. Roger WickerRepublicanMississippiBaptistDenomination: SBC.

Presbyterians (12) NamePartyStateReligionNotes Jim BanksRepublicanIndianaPresbyterianDenomination: EPC. John BarrassoRepublicanWyomingPresbyterianDenomination: PCUSA; former Catholic. Marsha BlackburnRepublicanTennesseePresbyterianDenomination: PCA. Shelley Moore CapitoRepublicanWest VirginiaPresbyterianDenomination: PCUSA. Chris CoonsDemocraticDelawarePresbyterianDenomination: PCUSA; attends a Catholic church. Steve DainesRepublicanMontanaPresbyterianDenomination: EPC. Deb FischerRepublicanNebraskaPresbyterian Josh HawleyRepublicanMissouriPresbyterianDenomination: EPC; raised as a Methodist. Andy KimDemocraticNew JerseyPresbyterian Rand PaulRepublicanKentuckyPresbyterianDenomination: PCUSA; raised as an Episcopalian. Tina SmithDemocraticMinnesotaPresbyterianSwore by an old Heilige Bibel, a family Bible. Mark WarnerDemocraticVirginiaPresbyterian

Non-denominational Evangelicals (6) NamePartyStateReligionNotes Lisa Blunt RochesterDemocraticDelawareNon-denominational Evangelical Ted BuddRepublicanNorth CarolinaNon-denominational Evangelical Bill CassidyRepublicanLouisianaNon-denominational Evangelical Rick ScottRepublicanFloridaNon-denominational EvangelicalFormer Presbyterian. Tim ScottRepublicanSouth CarolinaNon-denominational Evangelical John ThuneRepublicanSouth DakotaNon-denominational Evangelical

Lutherans (6) NamePartyStateReligionNotes Joni ErnstRepublicanIowaLutheranDenomination: ELCA. Martin HeinrichDemocraticNew MexicoLutheranDenomination: ELCA. Ron JohnsonRepublicanWisconsinLutheranDenomination: WELS. Cynthia LummisRepublicanWyomingLutheranDenomination: LCMS. Jeff MerkleyDemocraticOregonLutheranDenomination: ELCA. Tim SheehyRepublicanMontanaLutheran

Methodists (5) NamePartyStateReligionNotes Katie BrittRepublicanAlabamaMethodistDenomination: UMC.https://baptistnews.com/article/sen-katie-britt-takes-up-her-cross-in-a-master-class-of-far-right-manipulationhttps://publicwitness.wordandway.org/p/what-congress-reveals-about-the-methodist Tom CottonRepublicanArkansasMethodistDenomination: UMC. John KennedyRepublicanLouisianaMethodistDenomination: UMC. Jerry MoranRepublicanKansasMethodistAttends a Presbyterian church. Elizabeth WarrenDemocraticMassachusettsMethodistDenomination: UMC; attends various churches.

Episcopalians (5) NamePartyStateReligionNotes Bill HagertyRepublicanTennesseeEpiscopalian Angus KingIndependentMaineEpiscopalian Gary PetersDemocraticMichiganEpiscopalian Chris Van HollenDemocraticMarylandEpiscopalian Sheldon WhitehouseDemocraticRhode IslandEpiscopalian

Restorationists (3) NamePartyStateReligionNotes John CornynRepublicanTexasRestorationistDenomination: Churches of Christ. Roger MarshallRepublicanKansasRestorationistDenomination: Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). Tommy TubervilleRepublicanAlabamaRestorationistDenomination: Churches of Christ.

Congregationalists (2) NamePartyStateReligionNotes Maggie HassanDemocraticNew HampshireCongregationalistDenomination: UCC. Amy KlobucharDemocraticMinnesotaCongregationalistDenomination: UCC.

Pentecostals (1) NamePartyStateReligionNotes Kevin CramerRepublicanNorth DakotaPentecostalDenomination: ICFG; former Lutheran.

Quakers (1) NamePartyStateReligionNotes John HickenlooperDemocraticColoradoQuaker"Raised on the periphery of the Episcopal Church",but misidentified as an Episcopalian in the Pew Report.

Unspecified Protestants (7) NamePartyStateReligionNotes Alan ArmstrongRepublicanOklahomaProtestant Darline GrahamRepublicanSouth CarolinaProtestant Dave McCormickRepublicanPennsylvaniaProtestant Ashley MoodyRepublicanFloridaProtestant Chris MurphyDemocraticConnecticutProtestantRaised as a Congregationalist. Jeanne ShaheenDemocraticNew HampshireProtestant Todd YoungRepublicanIndianaProtestant

Catholics (24) NamePartyStateReligionNotes Maria CantwellDemocraticWashingtonCatholic Susan CollinsRepublicanMaineCatholic Catherine Cortez MastoDemocraticNevadaCatholic Dick DurbinDemocraticIllinoisCatholic Ruben GallegoDemocraticArizonaCatholic Kirsten GillibrandDemocraticNew YorkCatholic John HoevenRepublicanNorth DakotaCatholic Jon HustedRepublicanOhioCatholic Tim KaineDemocraticVirginiaCatholic Mark KellyDemocraticArizonaCatholicHis wife, former Rep. Gabby Giffords, is Jewish. Ben Ray LujánDemocraticNew MexicoCatholic Ed MarkeyDemocraticMassachusettsCatholic Bernie MorenoRepublicanOhioCatholic Lisa MurkowskiRepublicanAlaskaCatholic Patty MurrayDemocraticWashingtonCatholic Alex PadillaDemocraticCaliforniaCatholic Jack ReedDemocraticRhode IslandCatholic Pete RickettsRepublicanNebraskaCatholic Jim RischRepublicanIdahoCatholic Mike RoundsRepublicanSouth DakotaCatholic Eric SchmittRepublicanMissouriCatholic Dan SullivanRepublicanAlaskaCatholic Thom TillisRepublicanNorth CarolinaCatholic Peter WelchDemocraticVermontCatholic

Latter-day Saints (3) NamePartyStateReligionNotes Mike CrapoRepublicanIdahoLatter-day Saint John CurtisRepublicanUtahLatter-day Saint Mike LeeRepublicanUtahLatter-day Saint

Jews (10) NamePartyStateReligionNotes Richard BlumenthalDemocraticConnecticutJewish Jon OssoffDemocraticGeorgiaJewish Elissa SlotkinDemocraticMichiganJewish Bernie SandersIndependentVermontJewishNon-practicing. Adam SchiffDemocraticCaliforniaJewish Jacky RosenDemocraticNevadaJewish Brian SchatzDemocraticHawaiiJewish Chuck SchumerDemocraticNew YorkJewish Ron WydenDemocraticOregonJewish Michael BennetDemocraticColoradoJewish

Buddhists (1) NamePartyStateReligionNotes Mazie HironoDemocraticHawaiiBuddhistSchool: Jōdo Shinshū; non-practicing.

Unknown or refused to specify (3) NamePartyStateReligionNotes Tammy BaldwinDemocraticWisconsinUnknown or refused to specifyBaptized as an Episcopalian. Tammy DuckworthDemocraticIllinoisUnknown or refused to specifySometimes acknowledged as Deist. Her father was a Baptist. John FettermanDemocraticPennsylvaniaUnknown or refused to specify

Comparison with general population In conjunction with figures derived from the Pew Research Center's 2021 "survey of the religious composition of the United States", the most basic breakdown of the above data indicates that 84% of the Senate identify as Christian (compared with 62% of the population), 9% identify as Jewish (compared with 2% of the population), 4% have unknown religious affiliation or refused to specify it (compared with 2% of the population), 1% identifies with other religions (compared with 5% of the population), while 0% identifies as unaffiliated (compared with 28% of the population).

According to figures derived from Gallup, Inc., in 2023 the most basic breakdown of the above data indicates that 86% of the Senate identify as Christian (compared with 67% of the population), 9% identify as Jewish (compared with 2% of the population), 4% have unknown religious affiliation or refused to specify it (compared with 3% of the population), 1% identifies with other religions (compared with 6% of the population), while 0% identifies as unaffiliated (compared with 22% of the population).

The unaffiliated are extremely under-represented, while Jews, Presbyterians, Lutherans and Episcopalians are particularly over-represented.

The following table compares reported religious affiliations of senators to religious statistics of the demographics of the United States: ReligionGroupNo. of senators% of senators% of populationRelative representationChristiansCatholicsPresbyteriansBaptistsNon-denominational EvangelicalsLutheransMethodistsEpiscopaliansRestorationistsPentecostalsOther ProtestantsLatter-day SaintsJewsOther religionsUnknown or refused to specifyUnaffiliated

See also Demographics of the United States Religion in the United States Religious affiliation in the United States House of Representatives Religious affiliations of presidents of the United States Religious affiliations of vice presidents of the United States

References

External links Catholics in the Public Square Jewish Members of Congress National Jewish Democratic Committee (List of Jewish Americans who are Democrats or Independents) Episcopalians in the Senate and the Federal Marriage Amendment