probability RDD
Fox News Poll
Fox News Poll, November 2023 · Nov 10–13, 2023 · US national
Data flag. re-sourced: Fox News's own topline, Nov 10-13 2023, n=1,001 RV, containing the party-trust item verbatim
Methodology
- Pollster
- Fox News Poll media
- Sponsor
- Fox News
- Commissioned by
- Fox News
- Fielded
- Nov 10–13, 2023
- Population
- registered voters
- Sample size
- —
- Sample frame
- probability RDD
- Mode
- telephone - live interviewer, landline and cellphone, sample drawn from national voter file (Fox surveys before January 2024 were telephone only)
- Margin of error
- not disclosed
- Geography
- US national
Sources
Verification note. This is the first fielding of Fox's 'Transgender issues' party-handling item. Percentages read from the trend row labeled '10-13 Nov 23^' in Fox's own April 17-20, 2026 national topline. The November 2023 release PDF itself was not retrieved, so sample size, MOE and release date for this fielding are unconfirmed. The caret marker attached to this row denotes a footnote whose definition does not appear on the retrieved pages; across the whole battery, caret-marked rows are the ones showing a non-trivial volunteered '(Equal)' share, which suggests the 'IF EQUAL, ASK' follow-up probe was handled differently in those years - but that is an inference, not something Fox states on the retrieved pages.
Figures below are transcribed from these documents. Where they disagree with the source, the source governs.
Questions asked (1)
which party would do a better job on transgender issues
Which political party -- the Democrats or the Republicans -- do you think would do a better job on each of the following? [IF EQUAL, ASK: If you had to say one way or the other...] [RANDOMIZE] ... Transgender issues
Democrats
58%
Republicans
34%
(Don't know)
5%
(Equal)
3%
Wording notes: 'Transgender issues' is left undefined, so respondents supply their own referent | the IF EQUAL probe pushes undecideds into a two-party choice, suppressing the middle category
neutral — Symmetric two-party forced choice with rotation across a long randomized issue battery; neither party is named first systematically. The undefined term 'Transgender issues' is a measurement limitation rather than a directional tilt.