The majority of the people living in Moldova follow Christianity, which is the main religion in the country. About 91% of the population identifies as Christian, with Eastern Orthodoxy being the primary denomination followed by a small number of Roman Catholics and other churches. A minority of around 5.5% do not associate themselves with any religion, while the rest follow other religions or have not specified their religious beliefs. 

To break it down further, among Christians, 90.1% follow Eastern Orthodoxy and 1.7% follow other Christian denominations. Those who do not identify with any religion make up 5.5% of the population, while 2.4% have not specified their religious beliefs and 0.3% follow other religions.