Americans Say Trump Is Less Religious

A Pew Research Center poll (April 6–12, 2026) finds 70% of U.S. adults say Donald Trump is 'not too' or 'not at all' religious, an 8‑point rise since fall 2024. The shift is large across parties but sharply divided: 89% of Democrats vs. 49% of Republicans view him as not very religious, and even among white evangelical Protestants relatively few call him 'very religious.' — Perceptions of a major political figure’s religiosity can change how religious communities align, how opponents frame moral authority, and how candidates use faith symbolism in campaigning.