IVR
Gravis Marketing
Gravis Marketing Florida General Election Poll (marijuana and transgender facilities) · May 17–18, 2016 · US: Florida
Methodology
- Pollster
- Gravis Marketing commercial
- Sponsor
- Gravis Marketing
- Fielded
- May 17–18, 2016
- Population
- registered voters
- Sample size
- 2,542
- Sample frame
- IVR
- Mode
- random predictive dialer / automated telephone calls ('political robocalls survey')
- Margin of error
- ± 2%
- Weighting
- weighted by anticipated voting demographics; respondents randomly selected from the Florida registered voter database
- Geography
- US: Florida
- Base notes
- self-reported registration in the sample: 37% Democrat, 35% Republican, 28% Independent
Sources
Verification note. Verbatim question wording and the four-point bathroom distribution read directly from Gravis Marketing's own release page. The release also lists a parallel locker-room item in its question index and says it had 'nearly identical results', but prints no separate numbers for it, so that question is recorded with empty results. The release page's embedded result charts did not render as text, so no crosstabs could be recovered. Fielded two months after North Carolina HB2, during the national bathroom-bill wave.
Figures below are transcribed from these documents. Where they disagree with the source, the source governs.
Questions asked (1)
laws requiring bathroom use matching gender at birth
Would you say you favor or oppose laws that require transgender individuals to use bathrooms that correspond to their gender at birth rather than their gender identity?
Wording notes: uses 'gender at birth' | asks about the restriction in the favor direction, so 'favor' is the restrictive answer | explicit unsure option
neutral — Both sides of the policy are named in the same sentence and a full four-point favor/oppose scale plus an unsure option is offered; 'gender at birth' is contested language but is paired symmetrically with 'gender identity'.