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NPNoble Predictive Insightsfor The Center SquareSportsparaphrasedMar 2–5, 2026
support for upholding state bans on transgender women in women's sports
Do you support or oppose upholding state bans on transgender women competing in women's sports?
Base: 952 Republicans, 934 Democrats and 773 independents, of whom 330 are 'true independents' who declined to lean toward either major party.
Wording notes: asks about 'upholding' existing bans rather than about enacting them, a status-quo framing
Response options as the pollster wrote them
NPNoble Predictive Insightsfor The Center SquareSportsparaphrasedMar 2–5, 2026
support for the Supreme Court upholding state bans on transgender women in women's sports
[stem not published] whether the respondent supports allowing the Supreme Court to uphold state bans on transgender women competing in women's sports
Base: 952 Republicans, 934 Democrats and 773 independents, of whom 330 are 'true independents' who declined to lean toward either major party.
Wording notes: ties the policy question to a pending Supreme Court decision rather than asking about the ban directly
Response options as the pollster wrote them
NPNoble Predictive Insightsfor The Center Square (Voters' Voice Poll)Youth medical careparaphrasedOct 2–4, 2024
minors; 'transgender procedures such as puberty blockers and gender reassignment surgeries'; FEDERAL ban framing (the only nationally-scoped ban item in this file from before the 2025 executive orders)
[Do you support or oppose] a federal ban on transgender procedures such as puberty blockers and gender reassignment surgeries for minors
Wording notes: BAN framing (support = restrict)FEDERAL rather than state scopecalls the treatments 'transgender procedures', a term that groups reversible medication with surgery under a surgical noun'gender reassignment surgeries' rather than 'gender-affirming surgery'a not-sure option exists (22% among Black voters) though it was not reported for the totalregistered-voter universe
Response options as the pollster wrote them