Gallup Poll Says Many Americans Think U.S. Is Becoming More Religious
Gallup conducts polling on religious influence at least twice per year as part of an effort to gauge 'U.S. religious attitudes and behavior.'
Gallup conducts polling on religious influence at least twice per year as part of an effort to gauge 'U.S. religious attitudes and behavior.'
Despite the slight uptick, the poll found that attendance was still three percentage points lower than the 34% attendance rate found in 2019, the year before the COVID-19 pandemic began.
The poll also asked respondents if they considered themselves to be “pro-life” or “pro-choice.” Gallup found that 49% identified as “pro-choice,” and 47% as “pro-life.”
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