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U.S. public opinion on the separation of church and state in 2012

 

Should the separation of church and state be absolute?

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United States; 18 years and older; 1,000; The Economist; YouGov; March 3-6, 2012 Source: The Economist; YouGov


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This statistic shows the results of a survey on the separation of church and state among the U.S. population in 2012. 41 percent of the respondents stated that the separation of church and state should be absolute. However, 65 percent of the Democrats endorse secularization, while 54 percent of the Republicans are against it.

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Society , Politics & Economy
Survey
Survey time period March 3-6, 2012
Interview
Number of respondents 1,000
Region United States
Macroregion North-America only
Age group 18 years and older
Relevance 3
Method of interview Online survey
Release
Published by The Economist; YouGov
Release date March 2012