People of faith have historically had lower levels of support of physician-assisted suicide, even as support has been rising across the nation. So it’s no surprise that Utah, one of the most religious states, does not allow physician-assisted suicide. A granular look at the new data shows that support for physician-assisted suicide in Utah is largely bolstered by three groups: Democrats, liberals and Gen X. Nearly three-quarters of people who identify as agnostic or “other” support physician-assisted suicide. Seventy-four percent of Democrats said physician-assisted suicide should definitely (37%) or probably (37%) be allowed, compared to 46% of Republicans, of whom 18% said physician-assisted suicide should definitely be allowed and 28% probably.