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Navigator Research (GSG/GBAO)
Navigator Research SPECIAL REPORT: LGBTQ+ Americans on President Trump and the Country · Apr 2–27, 2026 · US national
Data flag. RECORDED VALUE WAS WRONG. Navigator/GSG states 'a sample of 7,000 registered voters from January 8-May 18 2026... margin of error for the full sample +/- 1.1'. The record said n=2,000, which does not appear on the page; the +/-1.1 belongs to the 7,000 full sample.
Methodology
- Pollster
- Navigator Research (GSG/GBAO) partisan_d
- Sponsor
- Navigator Research
- Commissioned by
- Navigator Research (Global Strategy Group and GBAO)
- Fielded
- Apr 2–27, 2026
- Population
- registered voters (LGBTQ+ subgroup analyzed)
- Sample size
- 7,000
- Sample frame
- online opt-in
- Panel
- not disclosed
- Mode
- online - respondents recruited from an opt-in online panel vendor and verified against a voter file
- Margin of error
- ±1.1 percentage points for the pooled 7,000-interview full sample; subgroup MOE is higher and is not published for the LGBTQ+ subgroup
- Weighting
- sample composition matched to the national registered-voter population across demographic variables
- Geography
- US national
- Base notes
- The issue-priority chart is based on 2,000 nationwide registered-voter interviews collected April 2-27, 2026, pooled from two 1,000-interview waves fielded three weeks apart. The report as a whole pools 7,000 registered voters interviewed January 8-May 18, 2026 (full-sample MOE ±1.1). The LGBTQ+ subgroup n is not published.
Sources
Verification note. Slide 4 of the Navigator graph deck was rendered to an image and read directly to confirm the LGBTQ+ figures (9% priority, 23% perceived focus). The comparison figure of 4% among all Americans appears in Navigator's web write-up but is not on the slide that was verified, so it is recorded as a write-up citation rather than a verified topline value.
Figures below are transcribed from these documents. Where they disagree with the source, the source governs.
Questions asked (1)
transgender issues as a priority vs. perceived GOP focus, among LGBTQ+ registered voters
Which do you feel are most important for the President and Congress to focus on? Which do you think Donald Trump and Republicans in Congress are most focused on?
Transgender issues - important for the President and Congress to focus on
4%
Wording notes: 'Transgender issues' competes against 18 other issues in a top-five pick | results shown are for the LGBTQ+ subgroup
neutral — standard forced-ranking priority item; the low priority share reflects the competitive list rather than directional wording
Subgroup figures (5)