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GQGreenberg Quinlan Rosnerfor Human Rights CampaignPolitical salienceparaphrasedOct 31, 2024 – Nov 5, 2024
recall of anti-trans attack advertising, and whether trans issues drove the vote
ads criticizing Kamala Harris for supporting taxpayer funded gender transition surgeries for prisoners and migrants and for allowing boys to play sports with girls
Recall seeing the anti-trans attack ads against Kamala Harris
64%
Name opposing transgender surgeries and transgender kids in sports as a most-important issue driving their vote (last on the list)
4%
- Sample
- 800 2024 voters · not disclosed
- Method
- text-to-web
- Where
- US national, with oversamples in AZ, MI, PA and WI
- Source
- Pollster release↗(opens another site)
Full record
Base: Base national sample of 800 voters, plus oversamples in Arizona, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, among AANHPI voters, and among LGBTQ+ voters. Oversample sizes were not published.
Wording notes: the ad description repeats the advertisers' framing ('allowing boys to play sports with girls')
GQGreenberg Quinlan Rosnerfor Human Rights CampaignParty & candidate handlingOct 31, 2024 – Nov 5, 2024
which candidate better represents the voter's views on transgender people
which candidate they prefer on...
representing your views on transgender people
Base: Base national sample of 800 voters, plus oversamples in Arizona, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, among AANHPI voters, and among LGBTQ+ voters. Oversample sizes were not published.
Response options as the pollster wrote them
- Kamala Harris
- Donald Trump
GQGreenberg Quinlan Rosnerfor Human Rights CampaignAdult medical careparaphrasedOct 31, 2024 – Nov 5, 2024
whether government should interfere with the health care transgender people receive
the government should not interfere with the health care transgender people receive
Base: Base national sample of 800 voters, plus oversamples in Arizona, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, among AANHPI voters, and among LGBTQ+ voters. Oversample sizes were not published.
Wording notes: uses the anti-regulation frame ('government should not interfere') rather than naming specific treatments or ages
GQGreenberg Quinlan Rosnerfor Human Rights CampaignNondiscriminationparaphrasedOct 31, 2024 – Nov 5, 2024
support for a federal LGBTQ+ nondiscrimination law
a federal law that would make it illegal to deny services to LGBTQ+ people and would ban discrimination in employment and housing
Base: Base national sample of 800 voters, plus oversamples in Arizona, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, among AANHPI voters, and among LGBTQ+ voters. Oversample sizes were not published.
Wording notes: item names LGBTQ+ collectively and does not separate gender identity from sexual orientation
GQGreenberg Quinlan Rosnerfor Human Rights CampaignPolitical salienceparaphrasedNov 5–9, 2022
issues that motivated 2022 midterm vote choice, including transgender youth care and trans sports
we asked voters which specific issues motivated them to vote this year
Base: the project included oversamples in AZ, GA, MI, PA, NV and WI; the memo does not report their sizes or whether the oversamples are included in the 1,000
Wording notes: wording not publishedtransgender items reported only as a ceiling ('less than 5 percent')sponsor is an advocacy organization with a stake in the finding
GQGreenberg Quinlan Rosnerfor Human Rights CampaignPolitical salienceparaphrasedNov 5–9, 2022
U.S. House vote among modelled Equality Voters and self-identified LGBTQ+ voters
U.S. House vote among Equality Voters and among self-identified LGBTQ+ voters (wording not published)
Base: the project included oversamples in AZ, GA, MI, PA, NV and WI; the memo does not report their sizes or whether the oversamples are included in the 1,000
Wording notes: 'Equality Voters' is a modelled construct defined by HRC, not a self-reported identitywording not published