WASHINGTON, Dec. 24 (UPI) -- About 75 percent of Americans identified as Christians in 2015, representing little change from 2014 but a 5 percent drop since 2008, a new Gallup poll found.
The poll, a review of more than 174,000 interviews in 2015, found about 5 percent of Americans identify with a non-Christian religion. It also found 20 percent have no formal religious identification, which is up 5 percentage points since 2008, the first year Gallup began tracking the data.