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Yet, even today, 40 percent of respondents say they would not vote for an atheist.<ref>[http://www.npr.org/sections/13.7/2015/08/10/431205042/should-we-distrust-atheists Would Voters Entrust The White House To An Atheist?], NPR</ref>}}

Yet, even today, 40 percent of respondents say they would not vote for an atheist.<ref>[http://www.npr.org/sections/13.7/2015/08/10/431205042/should-we-distrust-atheists Would Voters Entrust The White House To An Atheist?], NPR</ref>}}

In 2012, the Gallup organization reported:

In 2012, the Gallup organization reported: "While more than nine in 10 Americans would vote for a presidential candidate who is black, a woman, Catholic, Hispanic, or Jewish, significantly smaller percentages would vote for one who is an atheist (54%) or Muslim (58%)."<ref>[https://www.gallup.com/poll/155285/atheists-muslims-bias-presidential-candidates.aspx Atheists, Muslims See Most Bias as Presidential Candidates], Gallup organization</ref>

{{Cquote|While more than nine in 10 Americans would vote for a presidential candidate who is black, a woman, Catholic, Hispanic, or Jewish, significantly smaller percentages would vote for one who is an atheist (54%) or Muslim (58%).<ref>[https://www.gallup.com/poll/155285/atheists-muslims-bias-presidential-candidates.aspx Atheists, Muslims See Most Bias as Presidential Candidates], Gallup organization</ref>}}

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