Three key facts about the secular adult population
Dissecting PRRI’s Census of American Religion Last week, PRRI (Public Religion Research Institute) released its latest Census of American Religion, confirming some trends and revealing others in the religious landscape of the United States. Notably, secular individuals continue to represent a significant portion of the population, accounting for 28% of U.S. adults. While this figure […]
Partisanship among 2024 Secular Voters
According to the VoteCast, in 2024, 45% of voters identified as Democrats, while 50% identified as Republicans and 6% as independents, with no leanings toward either major party. Notably, when examining the darker shades representing those who identify as either Democratic or Republican, we see that Republicans have a slight advantage of five percentage points (42% to 37%). This means that of the U.S. voting population, about 22% identified as independents, split fairly evenly between Democrats and Republicans, with a small fraction unaligned.
