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Morning Consult 'Navigating Wokeness' survey, June 2023 · Jun 16–18, 2023 · US national

Methodology

Pollster
Morning Consult commercial
Sponsor
Morning Consult
Fielded
Jun 16–18, 2023
Population
potential Republican primary voters
Sample size
803
Sample frame
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Panel
Morning Consult online panel
Mode
online - self-administered web survey of the Morning Consult online panel
Margin of error
+/-4 percentage points (unweighted)
Weighting
not disclosed
Geography
US national

Sources

Verification note. Field dates, population, sample size and margin of error are stated in the chart footnote of the Morning Consult analysis page, which is live. The two percentages recorded are quoted in the article body; the chart itself is an image, so the remaining items in the battery and all crosstabs could not be read. No crosstab PDF for this study was located. Item wording is the journalist's rendering of the chart labels, not a topline, hence question_text_verbatim false. A companion survey of 1,979 registered voters on classroom instruction was fielded the same days but its trans-specific figures are only in image charts.

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

Questions asked (2)

Youth medical careparaphrasedmultiple responsein a trend series
whether gender-transitioning care for children is a major threat

Thinking specifically about social issues, is each of the following a major threat to the United States?

Allowing children to receive gender-transitioning care

Wording reconstructed from: Morning Consult analysis 'Navigating Wokeness', chart 'Transgender Issues Top GOP Primary Voters' List of Social Concerns'; the chart stem reads 'Share of potential Republican primary voters who said each of the following is a "major threat" to the United States when thinking specifically about social issues'. The item label is as rendered in the article text, not from a topline document.

Wording notes: 'threat to the United States' is an extreme frame applied to a medical decision | 'gender-transitioning care' is the pollster's term, not the clinical one | only the 'major threat' share is published; the full response scale is not shown | asked only of potential Republican primary voters

loaded_terms — the threat frame invites a security judgment about a health-care question and has no neutral counterpart; it is a message-testing construction rather than an attitude measure

Subgroup figures (1)

party

GroupMajor threat
Potential Republican primary voters73%
Sportsparaphrasedmultiple responsein a trend series
whether trans athletes in college sports are a major threat

Thinking specifically about social issues, is each of the following a major threat to the United States?

Permitting transgender athletes to participate in college sports

Wording reconstructed from: Morning Consult analysis 'Navigating Wokeness', same chart as the youth-care item; label as rendered in the article text

Wording notes: 'threat to the United States' frame | only the major-threat share is published | asked only of potential Republican primary voters

loaded_terms — same threat framing as the youth-care item; the 8-point gap between the two is the usable comparison

Subgroup figures (1)

party

GroupMajor threat
Potential Republican primary voters65%

Every figure on this page is transcribed from the source linked above. How to read this data →