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There are at least three major independent pieces of evidence corroborating recent PRRI findings about white evangelical Protestant decline.

A seismic survey of American religious and denominational identity—the largest of its kind ever conducted—chronicles changes in the US religious landscape.

The religiously unaffiliated make up roughly one-quarter (24 percent) of the country’s religious landscape, as reported in PRRI’s “America’s Changing Religious Identity.”…

President Trump may soon end the DACA program. But majorities of Americans support the policies behind it.

Seven months into Trump's presidency, four in ten Americans believe the president should be impeached and removed from office, finds a PRRI poll.

More than seven in ten (71 percent) white working-class Americans say the Confederate flag is more a symbol of southern pride than racism, a view shared by less than half (42 percent) of white college…

President Trump has returned to an old campaign talking point: Immigrant crime. But few Americans believe immigrants increase local crime.

As the DOJ prepares to investigate colleges for bias against white applicants, PRRI looks at views on discrimination against white and black Americans.

In the wake of Trump's remarks regarding police brutality, PRRI looks at views on the police's treat of white, black, and other minority Americans.

The religiously unaffiliated are the "religious Rorschach" in the battle over America's religious identity.