In the United States and England, people take a little time to greet each other "Merry Christmas!" But all over the world, people say the same thing using different phrases. Although Christmas has ...

Unsurprisingly, it is the so-called Bible Belt states that overwhelmingly prefer “Merry Christmas,” while highly populated coastal blue states are wont to say “Happy Holidays.” ...

Data showed that Trump performed slightly better in states that preferred "Merry Christmas" while 22 percent of evangelical Republicans supported "Happy Holidays" compared to 29 percent in 2013.

Last year we analyzed public opinion on saying “merry Christmas” or “happy holidays” using data from a 2013 survey administered by Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI).

Whether or not there is a “War on Christmas” in the United States, as some commentators believe, there’s plenty of discussion about the topic. ... 63% of Republicans or those who lean Republican say ...

According to the findings, evangelicals, on average, strongly favor “merry Christmas” and seculars prefer “happy holidays” or “season’s greetings.” But the war on Christmas is not ...