online opt-in

Harris Poll

GLAAD/Harris Poll transgender visibility survey · Aug 19–21, 2015 · US national

Methodology

Pollster
Harris Poll commercial
Sponsor
GLAAD
Commissioned by
GLAAD
Fielded
Aug 19–21, 2015
Population
adults
Sample size
2,024
Sample frame
online opt-in
Panel
Harris Poll Online panel
Mode
online survey conducted within the United States by Harris Poll on behalf of GLAAD
Margin of error
not disclosed
Weighting
weighted; GLAAD states 'For complete survey methodology, including weighting variables, please contact...' - variables not published
Geography
US national

Sources

Verification note. Percentages and the methodology paragraph read directly from GLAAD's own press release. GLAAD explicitly states: 'This online survey is not based on a probability sample and therefore no estimate of theoretical sampling error can be calculated.' No topline PDF was published.

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

Questions asked (2)

Contact & populationparaphrasedotherin a trend series
personally knowing or working with a transgender person

personally know or work with a transgender person

Wording reconstructed from: GLAAD press release, 16 September 2015 - the release paraphrases the item as respondents who 'report knowing or working with someone who is transgender' / 'personally know or work with a transgender person'. No topline with the literal item wording was published.

Yes - personally know or work with a transgender person
16%

Wording notes: wording is a press-release paraphrase, not a published topline

unclear — Literal wording unavailable; the paraphrase is a straightforward contact item with no obvious loading.

Subgroup figures (9)

age

GroupYes
Millennials27%
Age 18-4424%
Age 45+9%

region

GroupYes
West21%
Midwest15%
South14%
Northeast13%

other

GroupYes - personally know or work with a transgender personYes
2008 comparison (prior Harris survey)8%—
Female Millennials—30%
Contact & populationparaphrasedother
learning about transgender people through the media

learn about transgender people through the media

Wording reconstructed from: GLAAD press release, 16 September 2015, quoting Nick Adams: '84% of Americans continue to learn about transgender people through the media'. Literal item wording not published.

Learn about transgender people through the media
84%

Wording notes: press-release paraphrase

unclear — Only a paraphrase is available.

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