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Thanks and thank God we can, and PM is fine but i found a CUNY survey on a link in the page you linked to, and it is the ARIS source i included, but the 2001 one. Yet the stats from the full survey show the below:

ARIS survey of 2001

THE GRADUATE CENTER

OF THE CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK

Group 1990 2001 percentage

Catholic 46,004,000 50,873,000 24.5%

Baptist 33,964,000 33,830,000 16.3%

Protestant - no denomination supplied 17,214,000 4,647,000 2.2%

Methodist/Wesleyan 14,174,000 14,150,000 6.8%

Lutheran 9,110,000 9,580,000 4.6%

Christian - no denomination supplied 8,073,000 14,190,000 6.8%

Presbyterian 4,985,000 5,596,000 2.7%

Pentecostal/Charismatic 3,191,000 4,407,000 2.1%

Episcopalian/Anglican 3,042,000 3,451,000 1.7%

Mormon/Latter-Day Saints 2,487,000 2,787,000 1.3%

Churches of Christ 1,769,000 2,503,000 1.2%

Jehovah's Witness 1,381,000 1,331,000 0.6%

Seventh-Day Adventist 668,000 724,000 0.3%

Assemblies of God 660,000 1,106,000 0.5%

Holiness/Holy 610,000 569,000 0.3%

Congregational/United Church of Christ 599,000 1,378,000 0.7%

Church of the Nazarene 549,000 544,000 0.3%

Church of God 531,000 944,000 0.5%

Orthodox (Eastern) 502,000 645,000

Evangelical 242,000 1,032,000 0.5%

Mennonite 235,000 346,000

Christian Science 214,000 194,000

Church of the Brethren 206,000 358,000

Born Again 204,000 56,000

Nondenominational 195,000 2,489,000 1.2%

Disciples of Christ 144,000 492,000

Reformed/Dutch Reform 161,000 289,000

Apostolic/New Apostolic 117,000 254,000

Quaker 67,000 217,000

Full Gospel 51,000 168,000

Christian Reform 40,000 79,000

Foursquare Gospel 28,000 70,000

Fundamentalist 27,000 61,000

Salvation Army 27,000 25,000

Independent Christian Church 25,000 71,000