How the Changing Religious Landscape is Changing Politics

America’s religious landscape is undergoing a profound shift, Over the last thirty years, the percentage of Americans who identify as non-religious has quadrupled, and nearly half of Generation Z considers themselves to be “nones.” This change has profound implications for upcoming elections, including the 2024 presidential contest. Ryan Burge, associate professor of political science at Eastern Illinois University and the research director for Faith Counts breaks down the numbers.