Is Religiosity Re-emerging Among Young People in the US? | Sarah Levin
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Non-Religious People: The Fastest Growing Group in the US | Sarah Levin
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🎙️ New Episode: Sarah Levin on Secular Strategies to Mobilise Coalitions Defending Church–State Separation
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The chart is titled "Party Identification of 2024 Voters and Secular Voters." It shows a stacked bar graph comparing party identification across six voter groups: USA Voters, Harris Voters, Trump Voters, Secular Voters, Secular Harris Voters, Secular Trump Voters Each bar is divided into five color-coded categories representing party identification: Red: Republican, Pink: Lean Republican, Yellow: Independent no lean, Light Blue: Lean Democrat, Dark Blue: Democrat The y-axis ranges from 0 to 100, representing the percentage of each group. Each section of the bars is labeled with the corresponding percentage. The source is cited as AP/NORC VoteCast 2024, and analyzed by Socianalítica Research. Here are the exact percentages shown in the chart for each voter group and party identification category: ### **1. USA Voters** * Democrat (dark blue): **37%** * Lean Democrat (light blue): **8%** * Independent no lean (yellow): **6%** * Lean Republican (pink): **8%** * Republican (red): **42%** --- ### **2. Harris Voters** * Democrat: **72%** * Lean Democrat: **15%** * Independent no lean: **6%** * Lean Republican: **5%** * Republican: **2%** --- ### **3. Trump Voters** * Democrat: **0%** * Lean Democrat: **0%** * Independent no lean: **5%** * Lean Republican: **14%** * Republican: **77%** --- ### **4. Secular Voters** * Democrat: **50%** * Lean Democrat: **14%** * Independent no lean: **8%** * Lean Republican: **6%** * Republican: **22%** --- ### **5. Secular Harris Voters** * Democrat: **71%** * Lean Democrat: **19%** * Independent no lean: **6%** * Lean Republican: **3%** * Republican: **1%** --- ### **6. Secular Trump Voters** * Democrat: **1%** * Lean Democrat: **4%** * Independent no lean: **10%** * Lean Republican: **18%** * Republican: **67%** Each percentage is visually represented in a colored segment within the stacked bars.
This week’s #SecularPolitics focuses on #secularvoters partisanship in the 2024 election.
Per AP/NORC VoteCast 2024 voters were 45% D, 50% R & 6% I. Secular voters show a significant Democratic lean, with 64% D & 28% R (8% I). secularpolitics.us/sp20250516
The chart shows that Kamala Harris's 2024 voter coalition was significantly more secular and religiously diverse than Donald Trump's, with 31% of her supporters identifying as secular compared to just 13% for Trump. In contrast, Trump's base was more heavily religious, especially Protestant (28%) and Other Christian (22%), surpassing national averages in both categories. Catholic voters were more evenly split between the two candidates. Harris also drew more support from Jewish, Muslim, and other minority religious groups, while Trump’s coalition was more concentrated among traditional Christian denominations.
This week's analysis finds that #secularvoters are overrepresented among Democratic voters and underrepresented among Republicans. This trend aligns with the Democratic Party attracting secular support and the GOP leaning into Christian identity politics.
