28% of Americans Identify as Religious 'Nones'

Most Still Believe in a Higher Power, Not Necessarily the God of the Bible

28% of Americans identify as religious 'nones', a group comprising atheists, agnostics, and those who believe in 'nothing in particular'.
63% of 'nones' fall into the 'nothing in particular' category, with 20% identifying as agnostic and 17% as atheist.
Most 'nones' still believe in a higher power or spiritual force, but not necessarily the God described in the Bible.
'Nones' are diverse in terms of age, race, political leaning, and education level, and are not uniformly anti-religious.
Religious 'nones' are more likely to vote Democrat over Republican, and are less likely to be civically engaged compared to religious people.