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Echelon Insights

Echelon Insights October 2025 Verified Voter Omnibus · Oct 16–20, 2025 · US national

Methodology

Pollster
Echelon Insights commercial
Sponsor
Echelon Insights
Fielded
Oct 16–20, 2025
Population
likely voters
Sample size
1,010
Sample frame
online opt-in
Mode
online survey of voters in the likely electorate
Margin of error
±4.0 percentage points
Weighting
not stated on the public topline beyond the voter-file match
Geography
US national

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. Only the 'Transgender issues' row of each three-question priorities set is recorded; the full option lists are given in response_options for context.

Figures below are transcribed from these documents. Where they disagree with the source, the source governs.

Questions asked (3)

Political saliencemultiple responsein a trend series
perception that Republican leaders are focused on transgender issues

Which three issues do you think Republican Party leaders are most focused on? [ALLOW UP TO THREE] [RANDOMIZE 1-11]

Transgender issues
21%

Wording notes: 'Transgender issues' is offered as a bare category alongside 'Immigration' and 'Healthcare', with no indication of what position is meant | pick-three format forces trade-offs, so a low share signals relative rather than absolute salience

neutral — identical option list across all three questions makes the comparison between perceived Republican, perceived Democratic and desired priorities internally valid; the category label is neutral even if vague

Political saliencemultiple responsein a trend series
perception that Democratic leaders are focused on transgender issues

Which three issues do you think Democratic Party leaders are most focused on? [ALLOW UP TO THREE] [RANDOMIZE 1-11]

Transgender issues
29%

Wording notes: same bare 'Transgender issues' category | pick-three trade-off format

neutral — parallel construction with the Republican version; the finding of interest is the gap between the two, which the identical option list makes measurable

Political saliencemultiple responsein a trend series
whether voters themselves want leaders focused on transgender issues

Which three issues do you think political leaders should be most focused on? [ALLOW UP TO THREE] [RANDOMIZE 1-11]

Transgender issues
3%

Wording notes: same bare 'Transgender issues' category | pick-three trade-off format

neutral — parallel construction; transgender issues finish last of eleven at 3%, against 21% who think Republican leaders are focused on them and 29% who think Democratic leaders are

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