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New Analysis: Nearly two-thirds of Americans qualify as Christian nationalism Rejecters (27%) or Skeptics (37%), compared with roughly three in ten who qualify as Sympathizers (21%) or Adherents (11%). ⬇️ Keep reading for more findings from a new report by PRRI and @snfagora.bsky.social.

Resistance to Christian nationalism varies widely across the 50 states, ranging from a low of 42% in Arkansas to a high of 80% in Massachusetts.

Resistance to Christian nationalism is strongest among non-Christians, but majorities of several Christian groups qualify as Rejecters or Skeptics, including Hispanic Catholics (71%), white Catholics (62%), white mainline/non-evangelical Protestants (61%), and Orthodox Christians (60%).

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At the state level, resistance to Christian nationalism is strongly correlated with Democratic representation in state legislatures and with religious diversity. Christian nationalism resisters are concentrated in states where Democrats hold larger majorities in their state legislatures.

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