Flexitarians, who follow vegetarianism with the occasional inclusion of meat, form 13% of the UK’s population and 12% in the US.

Data from YouGov finds that six in 10 Americans (62%) feel it is important that their romantic partner has religious beliefs that are similar to their own.

Two in five Americans who say religion is “very important” to them (40%) believe it is safe to attend in-person religious services now, compared to 28% of those who call religion “somewhat important.”

While seven in 10 Americans (71%) celebrate Easter, only 16% will partake in the Lent tradition this year.

Only 3% of Americans object to depicting Jesus as anything other than white, although many more take issue with Christ being shown as certain races

By 54% to 46%, women are more likely than men to believe in demons.

Only about one-third of Americans overall (33%) say it is very important to recognize holidays of other religions. A similar number of Roman Catholics (36%) and Protestant Americans (32%) say it is very important.

Roughly half (48%) of Americans say a presidential candidate's religious beliefs and practices are important when deciding whom to vote for. A few more, 52 percent, land on the other end of the spectrum.

About one-third (35%) are strongly opposed to public funding being routed to religious schools, while about one in five (22%) support it.

Only 18 percent of Americans would allow churches to operate without any restrictions, as before COVID-19.

Republicans are three times as likely as Democrats to support a religious exemption.

Most Americans aren’t convinced that religious or spiritual gatherings should be considered exempt from social distancing orders.

More than one in five Americans (22%) say they would consider having sex with a robot, according to a study conducted by YouGov in February 2020.

By two to one (49% vs 25%), Americans say they do not want to see Roe v. Wade overturned.

Half the country regards anti-Semitism as a serious national problem.

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Most (75%) Americans say that they typically donate some amount of money to charity every year.

A majority of Americans (58%) consider themselves “very religious” or “somewhat religious.” Two-thirds of the Silent Generation (66%) consider themselves religious, compared to half of Millennials (49%).

Over half (54%) of Republicans say that they believe in demons, while far fewer (37%) Democrats say the same.

Almost nine in ten (88%) Catholics want the famous landmark rebuilt.