Christian‑nationalism awareness rises, support stable

A growing share of Americans now report having heard of the term 'Christian nationalism,' even while measurable support for policy positions commonly associated with that ideology (like ending separation of church and state) has not meaningfully increased. At the same time, more Americans say religion is gaining influence in public life, yet most still oppose houses of worship endorsing candidates or engaging in day‑to‑day politics. — Rising public familiarity with the label without a corresponding jump in policy support means debates will likely focus more on framing, identification and stigma than on immediate policy change — shaping electoral messaging and institutional responses.