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Texas Politics Project (UT-Austin)

University of Texas / Texas Tribune Poll, October 2017 · Oct 6–15, 2017 · US: Texas

Methodology

Pollster
Texas Politics Project (UT-Austin) academic
Sponsor
The Texas Politics Project at The University of Texas at Austin
Commissioned by
The Texas Tribune
Fielded
Oct 6–15, 2017
Population
registered voters
Sample size
1,200
Sample frame
unknown
Mode
not disclosed in the retrieved crosstab or graphic pages
Margin of error
+/- 2.83 percentage points (3.28 percentage points adjusted for weighting) for the full sample
Weighting
weighted (crosstab reports a weighting-adjusted margin of error; weighting variables not stated in retrieved documents)
Geography
US: Texas

Sources

Verification note. Weighted topline and party percentages read from the Highcharts data embedded in the Texas Politics Project graphic page; field dates, N=1200 registered voters and margin of error confirmed from the October 2017 crosstab PDF (Q39, p.881-883). Release date not stated on the retrieved pages.

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

Questions asked (1)

Political salience4-point scalein a trend series
importance of the Texas Legislature addressing restroom access after the 2017 special session

As you probably know, some Texas leaders prioritized restricting access to public restrooms for transgender people in the recently concluded legislative session.

As you probably know, some Texas leaders prioritized restricting access to public restrooms for transgender people in the recently concluded legislative session. How important do you think it is that the Texas Legislature address this issue?

Not at all important
36%
Very important
24%
Somewhat important
19%
Not very important
15%
Don't know/no opinion
6%

Wording notes: preamble references the concluded special session | measures salience, not direction

neutral — balanced importance scale with a descriptive preamble tied to a real legislative episode

Subgroup figures (15)

party

GroupVery importantSomewhat importantNot very importantNot at all importantDon't know/no opinion
Democrat23%17%11%41%8%
Independent22%21%20%34%3%
Republican26%20%18%31%5%

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