mixed-mode probabilitysurvey of transgender people, not of the public
NORC (AmeriSpeak)
CAP/NORC LGBTQI+ Community Survey, 2024 · Jul 2024 – Jul 25, 2024 · US national
Not a public-opinion poll. This surveys transgender people about their own lives, mostly
through nonprobability community samples. It describes a population and is not comparable with polls of the general public.
Methodology
- Pollster
- NORC (AmeriSpeak) academic
- Sponsor
- Center for American Progress
- Commissioned by
- Center for American Progress
- Fielded
- Jul 2024 – Jul 25, 2024
- Population
- LGBTQI+ adults and non-LGBTQI+ adults
- Sample size
- 3,360
- Sample frame
- mixed-mode probability
- Panel
- NORC AmeriSpeak (supplemented with Dynata nonprobability panel)
- Mode
- online - NORC AmeriSpeak probability panel supplemented with Dynata nonprobability respondents
- Margin of error
- not disclosed
- Weighting
- TrueNorth calibration applied to the nonprobability sample weights to align distributions with population characteristics correlated with survey outcomes
- Geography
- US national
- Base notes
- 1,703 LGBTQI+ respondents and 1,657 non-LGBTQI+ respondents; transgender adults are reported as a subgroup whose n CAP does not publish in the write-up.
Sources
Verification note. Percentages retrieved from CAP's March 2025 report on the July 2024 fielding. No topline or questionnaire is published; item wordings below are CAP's descriptions and are flagged as non-verbatim.
Figures below are transcribed from these documents. Where they disagree with the source, the source governs.
Questions asked (3)
discrimination in the past year, overall and in public spaces
[Reported by CAP as: whether the respondent experienced discrimination in the past year, and in which settings]
Wording reconstructed from: CAP 2024 survey report (published March 2025); questionnaire not published
Wording notes: question wording not published
unclear — wording not published
Subgroup figures (4)
health care access, provider treatment, and mental health
[Reported by CAP as: whether the respondent postponed or did not seek needed care because of cost or because of anticipated disrespect and discrimination, and whether providers engaged in specific behaviors]
Wording reconstructed from: CAP 2024 survey report (published March 2025); questionnaire not published
Wording notes: question wording not published
unclear — wording not published
Subgroup figures (8)
effect of abortion restrictions on family planning
[Reported by CAP as: whether abortion restrictions caused the respondent to delay family planning or decide against having children]
Wording reconstructed from: CAP 2024 survey report; questionnaire not published
Wording notes: question wording not published | causal attribution built into the item
unclear — wording not published
Subgroup figures (2)