new report pew research center show religiously unaffiliated make large religious vote bloc unite states.the report show white evangelicals flock trump religiously unaffiliated tend support hillary clinton.according report religiously unaffiliated grow rapidly share u.s. population constitute one-fifth register voters quarter democratic democratic-leaning register voters represent 50 percent increase proportion non-religious voters compare eight years ago make 14 percent overall electorate current political persuasions religious stack people also less likely desire president strong religious convictions additionally people also far likely view religious organizations positive impact society important one consider political significance church religious group unite states.this major shift social political makeup unite state christians tend much conservative make large vote bloc unite state new grow bloc might leave need order combat atrocious bigoted policies traditionally put place right-wing christians.there one problem new vote bloc vote probably due two important demographic realities young people much likely identify non-religious young people tend vote much old people mean non-religious heavily underrepresented office bloc happen actually flex political muscle vote booths debate bathrooms trans people use might become thing past.featured image chip somodevilla/getty image new majority religious vote bloc u.s. conservative christians like