Echelon Insights March 2025 Verified Voter Omnibus · Mar 10–13, 2025 · US national
Methodology
- Pollster
- Echelon Insights commercial
- Sponsor
- Echelon Insights
- Fielded
- Mar 10–13, 2025
- Population
- likely voters
- Sample size
- 1,007
- Sample frame
- online opt-in
- Mode
- online survey of voters in the likely electorate
- Margin of error
- ±3.5 percentage points
- Weighting
- not stated on the public topline beyond the voter-file match
- Geography
- US national
- Base notes
- The Newsom item was asked only of self-identified Democrats and Democratic leaners (n=457)
Sources
Verification note. Wording and percentages transcribed directly from the Echelon Insights Verified Voter Omnibus topline PDF harvested from echeloninsights.com. Net figures and component shares were cross-checked against each other (the two 'strongly/somewhat' components sum to the printed net) to confirm the column alignment survived PDF text extraction. Echelon's public toplines carry field dates, n and margin of error but no weighting statement and no party crosstabs; the separately published crosstab decks were not parsed for this sweep. On this page the topline prints each percentage above its label; the reading recorded here is confirmed by the components summing to the printed nets (31+29=60 agree, 16+11=27 disagree, plus 13 unsure = 100).
Figures below are transcribed from these documents. Where they disagree with the source, the source governs.
whether Democrats agree with Gavin Newsom that trans women in women's sports is 'deeply unfair'
[If QPartyID = 2. Democrat OR QPartyLeanView = 2. Democrats, ask]
On his podcast, California Governor Gavin Newsom said that biological men who identify as women competing in women's sports was "deeply unfair." Do you agree with Newsom's statement? [RANDOMIZE SCALE 1-4, 4-1]
Wording notes: quotes 'biological men who identify as women' in the pollster's own stem, sourced to Newsom | attributes the position to a prominent Democrat, giving Democratic respondents an in-party cue to agree | asked only of Democrats and Democratic leaners | 'deeply unfair' is an emotive characterization carried into the stem as a quotation
tilts_restrictive — an in-party endorsement cue is one of the strongest known movers of partisan opinion; asking Democrats whether they agree with a leading Democrat's stated position measures deference to that cue as much as underlying opinion, and the quoted phrasing supplies the restrictive framing at no cost to the respondent
Subgroup figures (7)
