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KHOU 11 News / KUHF News 88.7NondiscriminationparaphrasedOct 2015
vote intention on the Houston Equal Rights Ordinance (Proposition 1)

[Paraphrase - support or oppose the Houston equal rights ordinance]

Support 43%37% Oppose
Sample
567 registered voters who said they were certain or very likely to vote in November · plus or minus 4.1 percentage points
Method
unknown
Where
Houston, Texas
Source
Pollster release(opens another site)
Full record · 3 subgroup figures

Base: the restroom follow-up was asked only of respondents who said they supported the ordinance; the NFL/NCAA follow-up only of opponents

Wording notes: administered wording unknown - it is not recoverable whether the ballot language listing gender identity was read
Response options as the pollster wrote them
  • Support
  • Oppose
  • Unsure
KHOU 11 News / KUHF News 88.7Bathrooms & facilitiesparaphrasedOct 2015
whether the restroom argument would move ordinance supporters

[Paraphrase - asked of supporters: whether they would change their support if they knew a man who identifies and dresses as a woman could use a woman's restroom under the law]

Sample
asked of a subset: Supporters of the ordinancefull poll: 567 registered voters who said they were certain or very likely to vote in November · plus or minus 4.1 percentage points
Method
unknown
Where
Houston, Texas
Source
Pollster release(opens another site)
Full record · 3 subgroup figures

Base: the restroom follow-up was asked only of respondents who said they supported the ordinance; the NFL/NCAA follow-up only of opponents

Wording notes: as reported, the probe describes a trans woman as 'a man who identifies and dresses as a woman'argument-testing design: presents only the opposition's frame to supporters
Response options as the pollster wrote them
  • Would not change support
  • Could not support the ordinance
  • Unsure

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