Gen Z is known as "the most nonreligious generation" in American history, and its members are increasingly reaching voting age.
What do we know about their secular identity, voting behavior, and how they might impact the 2026 midterm elections? And what to make of the supposed "religious revival" among Gen Z men?
Join me and my friend, fellow co-founder of The Secular Vote, Sarah Levin of Secular Strategies, along with my friend and sociologist Dr. Ryan T. Cragun, author of Goodbye Religion: The Causes and Consequences of Secularization—to break it all down this Tuesday at 6 pm eastern time.
This virtual event will be the official launch of a years-in-the-making project called The Secular Vote, the go-to resource on secular voters in the U.S.—stay tuned for more info soon!
it will be like a live version of the newsletter. Hope you can join!
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