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Public Sees Religion’s Influence Waning
Party Affiliation by Religion: Long-Term Trends (continued)
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- Public Sees Religion’s Influence Waning
- Rising Number Say Religion Losing Influence
- Growing Support for Religion in Politics
- Increasing Appetite for Religion in Public Life Among Republicans, Religiously Affiliated
- Trend in Support for Same-Sex Marriage
- Should Wedding-Related Businesses Be Required to Provide Services to Same-Sex Couples?
- How Republicans and Democrats Rate Their Party on Key Issues
- Public Divided Over Whether Churches Should Express Political Views
- Rising Numbers Say Churches Should Express Views on Social and Political Questions
- Slight Increase in Share Saying Too Little Expression of Religious Faith by Political Leaders
- Growing Minority Supports Church Endorsements of Candidates
- Six-in-Ten Want Members of Congress Who Have Strong Religious Beliefs
- Big Majority Says Religion’s Influence is Waning
- Most View Religion’s Waning Influence as Negative Development
- Views of Religion and the Parties
- Fewer Americans Say Obama Administration is Friendly Toward Religion
- Nearly Three-in-Ten Now See Obama Administration as Unfriendly Toward Religion
- Half Say Supreme Court Is Neutral Toward Religion
- Perceptions of Discrimination in U.S.
- Group Members Most Likely to Perceive Discrimination Against Their Group
- Is It Becoming More Difficult to Be Religious in the U.S.?
- Do You Think of Yourself as a Minority Because of Your Religious Beliefs?
- Democrats More Positive Than Republicans in Rating Their Party’s Job Representing Their Views
- Republicans Rate GOP’s Job Representing Their Views on the Issues
- Many Evangelical Republicans Want More Conservative GOP
- Democrats Rate Democratic Party’s Job Representing Their Views on the Issues
- Religious Groups’ Ratings of the Democratic Party
- Will Definitely Vote in Upcoming Elections?
- Given “Quite a Lot” of Thought to November Elections?
- The Economy, Health Care and Terrorism Rank Among Most Important Issues
- Public Split on Requiring Wedding-Related Businesses to Provide Services for Same-Sex Weddings
- Is Homosexual Behavior Sinful?
- Views on Same-Sex Marriage
- Views on Size of Government
- Views on Abortion
- About The Survey – Sample Size
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- Sample Size and Margin of Error for American Trends Panel
- Jews Viewed More Positively by Whites, Evangelicals & Muslims by Blacks
- Party Affiliation by Religion: Long-Term Trends (continued)
- Party Affiliation by Religion: Long-Term Trends