According to most polls, nonreligious people are more likely to be left-wing voters. right-wing voters. republican voters. conservative voters.

Left wing voters

Explanation:

The other three answers are essentially the same so a simple process of elimination means that only the first choice can be correct. In regards to the actual question it is true that nonreligious people are overwhelming left wing voters.

left-wing voters.

Explanation:

People without religion tend to be less conservative, so the "conservative voters" option can be eliminated. Following this reasoning, the "right-wing voters" and "Republican voters" option can also be eliminated because they are options that exalt conservative values. That way the answer is "left-wing voters".

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