probability RDD

Quinnipiac University

Quinnipiac University Swing State Poll (Ohio) · Jun 8–19, 2016 · US: Ohio

Methodology

Pollster
Quinnipiac University academic
Sponsor
Quinnipiac University
Fielded
Jun 8–19, 2016
Population
registered voters
Sample size
971
Sample frame
probability RDD
Mode
telephone - random digit dialing, live interviewers calling landlines and cell phones
Margin of error
+/- 3.1 percentage points
Weighting
not disclosed
Geography
US: Ohio

Sources

Verification note. Toplines from the three-state release PDF (p.4); party, gender, age and education breaks from the state-specific crosstab PDF.

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

Questions asked (2)

Bathrooms & facilitiesforced choicein a trend series
public bathroom access consistent with gender identity

Do you think people who are transgender should be allowed to use the public bathrooms consistent with the gender they identify with, or not?

No/Should not
48%
Yes/Should
43%
DK/NA
9%

neutral — access framing without a mandate; both alternatives are stated

Subgroup figures (10)

party

GroupYes/ShouldNo/Should not
Republicans22%69%
Democrats58%32%
Independents47%44%

gender

GroupYes/ShouldNo/Should not
Men38%51%
Women47%45%
School policyforced choicein a trend series
whether public schools should be required to allow trans students to use bathrooms/locker rooms matching gender identity

Do you think public schools should be required to allow transgender students to use bathrooms and locker rooms that are consistent with the gender they identify with, or not?

No/Should not
55%
Yes/Should
36%
DK/NA
9%

Wording notes: 'required to' framing invokes a mandate | asked immediately after the general public-bathroom access item, producing a within-poll contrast of 7-11 points

tilts_restrictive — the mandate wording depresses support relative to the access wording asked one question earlier in the same interview

Subgroup figures (10)

party

GroupYes/ShouldNo/Should not
Republicans20%73%
Democrats52%39%
Independents35%54%

gender

GroupYes/ShouldNo/Should not
Men31%60%
Women40%50%

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