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Franklin & Marshall College

Franklin & Marshall College Poll, January 2014 · Jan 2014 · US: Pennsylvania

Data flag. RE-SOURCING FAILED: F&M's current site and Poll Archive could not be filtered by fetch, and no January 2014 topline or release page was located. Given the F&M 2023-10 record carried another pollster's wording, treat this record as unverified until re-sourced by hand

Methodology

Pollster
Franklin & Marshall College academic
Sponsor
Center for Opinion Research, Franklin & Marshall College
Fielded
Jan 2014
Population
registered voters
Sample size
—
Sample frame
unknown
Mode
mail notification followed by interviews completed over the phone and online depending on each respondent's preference; interviews conducted at the Center for Opinion Research at Franklin & Marshall College
Margin of error
not disclosed
Geography
US: Pennsylvania

Sources

Verification note. Percentages are the trend column printed alongside the June 2026 reading in the F&M June 2026 topline (item Discrim1), so the numbers are retrieved rather than reconstructed. The wave's own release was not retrieved in this session, so exact field dates (month precision only), sample size and margin of error are missing. F&M's own poll archive at parc.us.com would supply them.

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

Questions asked (1)

Nondiscriminationfavor/opposein a trend series
state employment and housing nondiscrimination law covering gender identity

Would you favor or oppose a state law that makes it illegal to discriminate in employment or housing practices based on a person's sexual orientation or gender identity?

Favor 72%25% Oppose

Wording notes: gender identity is bundled with sexual orientation in a single item, so trans-specific support cannot be separated

neutral — balanced favor/oppose stem naming the two protected domains; no argument supplied on either side

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