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VEVerasightContact & populationMay 21–26, 2026
personally knowing a transgender adult or child
Do you personally know someone who is transgender? (Select all that apply)
Wording notes: multiple-response format separates knowing a trans adult from knowing a trans child, which most contact items do not do'personally know' is undefined and left to the respondent
Response options as the pollster wrote them
- Yes, an adult (ages 18+)
- Yes, a child (less than 18 years old)
- No, I do not personally know any transgender people
- I'm not sure
VEVerasightSportsMay 13–18, 2026
support for a law banning transgender athletes from sports matching their gender identity
Would you support or oppose a law that bans transgender athletes from participating in sports that align with their chosen gender identity?
Base: Total omnibus n=3,000 across three modules of n=1,000 each; the transgender-athlete item was asked of Module 3 only (n=1,000)
Wording notes: 'chosen gender identity' inserts volition, which most neutral versions of this item avoidasks about a ban rather than about permission, so the restrictive position is the agreeing oneoffers a genuine neutral midpoint, which a fifth of respondents take
Response options as the pollster wrote them
- Strongly support
- Somewhat support
- Neither support or oppose
- Somewhat oppose
- Strongly oppose
VEVerasightfor Yale Youth PollGeneral acceptanceparaphrasedOct 29, 2025 – Nov 11, 2025
whether acceptance of transgender people has gone too far
Acceptance of transgender people has gone too far
Base: Includes an oversample of 1,706 registered voters aged 18-34; youth subsample MOE +/-2.4 points.
Wording notes: one-directional 'gone too far' statement with no 'not gone far enough' counterpart offered in the same itempaired in the questionnaire with an identically worded item about gay people (33% agreed)
Response options as the pollster wrote them