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Quinnipiac University Poll. Aug. 25-29, 2022. N=1,584 adults nationwide. Margin of error ± 2.5.

             

"As you may know, the Supreme Court ruled in 2015 that same-sex marriages should be legal in all fifty states. Do you support or oppose this ruling?"

 
    Support Oppose Unsure    
    % % %    
 

8/25-29/22

71 24 5    

 

Monmouth University Poll. June 24-27, 2022. N=747 adults nationwide. Margin of error ± 3.6.

             

"Now that Roe has been overturned, how likely is it that the Supreme Court decision allowing same-sex marriage will also be overturned in the future: very likely, somewhat likely, not too likely, or not at all likely?"
5/22: "If Roe is overturned, how likely is it that the Supreme Court decision allowing same-sex marriage will also be overturned in the future: very likely, somewhat likely, not too likely, or not at all likely?"

 
    Very
likely
Somewhat
likely
Not too
likely
Not at all
likely
Unsure
    % % % % %
 

6/24-27/22

29 27 15 25 4
 

5/5-9/22

26 24 14 32 4

 

Suffolk University/USA Today Poll. June 12-15, 2022. N=1,000 registered voters nationwide. Margin of error ± 3.1.

             

"Some legal scholars say a Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade would open the door to overturning other decisions that recognized personal rights. Would you support or oppose a Supreme Court decision that overturned the right of same-sex couples to marry?"

 
    Support Oppose Unsure    
    % % %    
 

6/12-15/22

19 72 9    

 

Quinnipiac University Poll. May 12-16, 2022. N=1,586 adults nationwide. Margin of error ± 2.5.

             

"Do you think it's likely that the 2015 Supreme Court decision that legalized same-sex marriages in all states will be overturned within the next few years, or don't you think so?"

 
    Think it's
likely
Don't
think so
Unsure/
No answer
   
    % % %    
 

5/12-16/22

26 64 10    

 

NBC News Poll conducted by Hart Research Associates (D) and Public Opinion Strategies (R). May 5-7 & 9-10, 2022. N=621 adults nationwide. Trend includes polls co-sponsored by The Wall Street Journal.

             

"Do you favor or oppose allowing gay and lesbian couples to enter into same-sex marriages?"

 
    Favor Oppose Depends
(vol.)
Unsure  
    % % % %  
 

5/5-7 & 9-10/22

65 20 7 8  
 

8/5-9/17

60 33 3 4  
 

3/1-5/15

59 33 2 6  
 

4/5-8/13

53 42 1 4  
 

12/6-9/12

51 40 2 7  
 

2/29 - 3/3/12

49 40 3 8  
 

10/22-25/09

41 49 3 7  
 

3/6-8/04

30 62 3 5  
             

"Which of the following statements comes closer to your feelings about the way our society deals with people who are transgender, that is, someone who does not identify with their birth gender, like a person born as a man who now identifies and is living as a woman? We have gone too far in accepting transgender people. We have not gone far enough in ending discrimination against transgender people. OR, We have reached a reasonable balance when it comes to this issue."

 
    Too far Not far
enough
A reasonable
balance
None/
Mixed (vol.)
Unsure
    % % % % %
 

5/5-7 & 9-10/22

33 35 25 2 5
 

8/14-17/21

26 38 29 2 5
 

5/15-19/16 RV

33 33 28 2 4

 

CBS News Poll. May 29-June 2, 2020. N=1,309 adults nationwide. Margin of error ± 3.1.

             

"How much discrimination do you think there is against each of these groups in society today: a lot, some, only a little, or none at all? ..."

 
    A lot Some Only
a little
None
at all
Unsure/
No answer
    % % % % %
 
 

"Gay, lesbian, or bisexual people"

 

5/29 - 6/2/20

37 39 16 5 2
 
 

"Transgender people"

 

5/29 - 6/2/20

55 26 10 5 4
             

"Do you think gay, lesbian or bisexual people should be protected under civil rights laws, or should they not be protected under these laws?"

 
    Should be Should
not be
Unsure/
No answer
   
    % % %    
 

5/29 - 6/2/20

82 14 4    

 

Quinnipiac University Poll. April 26-29, 2019. N=1,044 registered voters nationwide. Margin of error ± 3.5.

             

"In general, would you say that you are open to electing a president who is a gay man, or wouldn't you say that?"

 
    Are open Wouldn't
say that
Unsure/
No answer
   
    % % %    
 

4/26-29/19

70 23 7    
             

"In general, would you say that the United States is ready to elect a president who is a gay man, or wouldn't you say that?"

 
    Is ready Wouldn't
say that
Unsure/
No answer
   
    % % %    
 

4/26-29/19

36 52 12    
             

"Do you think employers should be allowed to fire someone based on their sexual orientation or sexual identity, or don't you think so?"

 
    Think they
should be
Don't
think so
Unsure/
No answer
   
    % % %    
 

4/26-29/19

6 92 2    

 

Public Religion Research Institute. April 9-20, 2019. N=1,100 adults nationwide. Margin of error ± 3.5.

             

"Now, we would like to get your views on some issues that are being discussed in the country today. Do you strongly favor, favor, oppose or strongly oppose [see below]? ... What about [see below]?"

 
    Strongly
favor
Favor Oppose Strongly
oppose
Unsure/
Refused
    % % % % %
 

"Allowing gay and lesbian couples to marry legally"

 

4/9-20/19

25 37 20 13 5
 

3/14-25/18

28 32 19 14 7
 

2/10-19/17

36 27 15 19 4
 

6/3-7/15

27 28 18 19 9
             

"Allowing a small business owner in your state to refuse to provide products or services to gay or lesbian people, if doing so violates their religious beliefs"

 

4/9-20/19

13 25 33 24 5
 

3/14-25/18

15 22 26 31 6
 

2/10-19/17

16 16 24 40 4
 

6/3-7/15

16 18 28 32 5
             

"Laws that would protect gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people against discrimination in jobs, public accommodations, and housing"

 

4/9-20/19

31 40 15 10 4
 

3/14-25/18

34 36 16 9 5
 

2/10-19/17

42 28 11 15 5
 

6/3-7/15

40 29 13 12 6
             

"Laws that require transgender individuals to use bathrooms that correspond to their sex at birth rather than their current gender identity"

 

4/9-20/19

17 28 29 18 8
 

2/10-19/17

19 20 22 31 8
             

"Allowing transgender people to serve in the U.S. military"

 

4/9-20/19

22 41 18 14 5
             

"Allowing licensed professionals like doctors, lawyers, teachers, and social workers in your state to refuse to provide services to particular groups of people, if doing so violates their religious beliefs"

 

4/9-20/19

9 19 35 32 6
             

"Allowing religiously affiliated agencies that receive federal funding to refuse to place children with qualified gay and lesbian couples"

 

4/9-20/19

10 23 32 28 8

 

Pew Research Center. March 20-25, 2019. N=1,503 adults nationwide. Margin of error ± 3.

             

"Do you strongly favor, favor, oppose or strongly oppose allowing gays and lesbians to marry legally?"

 
    Favor Oppose Unsure/
Refused
   
    % % %    
 

3/20-25/19

61 31 8    
 

6/8-18/17

62 32 6    
 

3/17-27/16

55 37 7    
 

7/14-20/15

54 39 7    
 

5/12-18/15

57 39 5    
 

9/2-9/14

49 41 10    
 

2/12-26/14

54 39 7    
 

5/1-5/13

51 42 8    
 

3/13-17/13

49 44 8    
 

10/24-28/12

49 40 11    
 

6/28 - 7/9/12

48 44 8    

 

Quinnipiac University Poll. Jan. 25-28, 2019. N=1,004 registered voters nationwide. Margin of error ± 3.7.

             

"Do you think transgender people should be allowed to serve in the military, or not?"

 
    Should
be allowed
Should not
be allowed
Unsure/
No answer
   
    % % %    
 

1/25-28/19

70 22 8    
 

Republicans

40 50 10    
 

Democrats

94 3 2    
 

Independents

75 16 9    
 
 

7/27 - 8/1/17

68 27 5    

 

Gallup Poll. May 1-10, 2018. N=1,024 adults nationwide. Margin of error ± 4.

             

"Do you think marriages between same-sex couples should or should not be recognized by the law as valid, with the same rights as traditional marriages?"

 
    Should Should not Unsure    
    % % %    
 

5/1-10/18

67 31 2    
 

5/3-7/17

64 34 2    
 

5/4-8/16

61 37 2    
 

7/8-12/15

58 40 2    
 

5/6-10/15

60 37 3    
 

5/8-11/14

55 42 3    
 

7/10-14/13

54 43 3    
 

5/2-7/13

53 45 3    

 

CNN Poll conducted by SSRS. Dec. 14-17, 2017. N=1,001 adults nationwide. Margin of error ± 3.6.

             

"Do you think people who are transgender should or should not be allowed to serve in the U.S. military?"

 
    Should Should not Unsure/
Refused
   
    % % %    
 

ALL

73 22 5    
 

Democrats

90 7 3    
 

Independents

75 21 4    
 

Republicans

48 45 8    

 

Quinnipiac University Poll. July 27-Aug. 1, 2017. N=1,125 registered voters nationwide. Margin of error ± 3.4.

             

"Do you think it should be legal or illegal for an employer to discriminate against an employee based on their sexual orientation?"

 
    Legal Illegal Unsure/
No answer
   
    % % %    
 

7/27 - 8/1/17

8 89 3    

 

CBS News Poll. June 9-13, 2016. N=1,280 adults nationwide. Margin of error ± 3.

             

"Do you think it should be legal or not legal for same-sex couples to marry?"

 
    Legal Not legal Unsure/
No answer
   
    % % %    
 

6/9-13/16

58 33 9    
 

Republicans

38 52 10    
 

Democrats

72 21 7    
 

Independents

59 31 10    
 
 

10/21-25/15

56 34 10    
 

9/9-13/15

55 37 8    
 

6/10-14/15

57 35 8    
 

4/30 - 5/3/15

57 36 7    
 

2/13-17/15

60 35 5    
 

9/12-15/14

56 37 7    
 

7/29 - 8/4/14

53 40 7    
 

2/19-23/14

56 39 4    
 

7/18-22/13

55 39 6    
 

5/31 - 6/4/13

51 44 5    
 

3/20-24/13

53 39 8    
 

2/6-10/13

54 39 8    
 

11/16-19/12

51 41 8    
 

9/8-12/12

51 41 7    
 

7/11-16/12

46 44 10    

 

Quinnipiac University Poll. May 24-30, 2016. N=1,561 registered voters nationwide. Margin of error ± 2.5.

             

"Do you think public schools should be required to allow transgender students to use bathrooms and locker rooms that are consistent with the gender they identify with or don't you think so?"

 
    Should be
required
Don't
think so
Unsure/
No answer
   
    % % %    
 

ALL

36 56 8    
 

Republicans

12 82 6    
 

Democrats

57 35 8    
 

Independents

36 54 9    

 

NBC News/Wall Street Journal Poll conducted by Hart Research Associates (D) and Public Opinion Strategies (R). May 15-19, 2016. N=1,000 registered voters nationwide. Margin of error ± 3.1.

             

"Now, North Carolina recently passed a law that PREVENTS transgender people from using public restrooms that match the gender with which they identify and instead requires them to use public restrooms based upon their gender at birth. Do you believe transgender people should be allowed to use the public restroom of the gender with which they identify, or should they be legally prevented from doing so, or do you not have an opinion one way or the other?" Half sample (Form B)

 
    Allowed
to use
Prevented Don't have
an opinion
   
    % % %    
 

5/15-19/16

40 31 29    
             

"The U.S. Department of Justice has notified North Carolina this law violates the federal civil rights law. If North Carolina or any other state enforces a law like this, the Justice Department could file a lawsuit to block the law and that state's public schools could lose millions of dollars in federal funds. Would you support or oppose the Justice Department taking these actions or do you not have an opinion one way or the other?" Half sample (Form B)

 
    Support Oppose Don't have
an opinion
   
    % % %    
 

5/15-19/16

28 49 23    
             

"Now, North Carolina recently passed a law that PREVENTS transgender people from using public restrooms that match the gender with which they identify and instead requires them to use public restrooms based upon their gender at birth. Do you think state governments should pass laws allowing or preventing transgender people to use the public restroom that matches the gender with which they identify, or should state governments pass no laws at all on this issue, or do you not have an opinion one way or the other about this issue?" Half sample (Form A)

 
    Should
pass laws
allowing
Should
pass laws
preventing
Should not
pass laws on
this issue
Don't have
an opinion
 
    % % % %  
 

5/15-19/16

19 22 38 21  
             

"Now, not thinking about people you may have seen, read, or heard about, but only whom you know, do you PERSONALLY know or work with someone who is transgender, that is, someone who does not identify with their birth gender like a person born as a man who now identifies and is living as a woman or a person born as a woman who now identifies and is living as a man?"

 
    Yes No Unsure    
    % % %    
 

5/15-19/16

39 59 2    

LGBT continued


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