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Texas Politics Project (UT-Austin)

University of Texas / Texas Politics Project Poll, August 2023 · Aug 18–29, 2023 · US: Texas

Methodology

Pollster
Texas Politics Project (UT-Austin) academic
Sponsor
Texas Politics Project, University of Texas at Austin
Fielded
Aug 18–29, 2023
Population
registered voters
Sample size
1,200
Sample frame
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Panel
YouGov
Mode
online - YouGov opt-in panel, sample matched and weighted to a modelled frame of Texas registered voters
Margin of error
plus or minus 2.83 percentage points (unweighted)
Weighting
matched on gender, age, race and education to a modelled frame built from ACS PUMS, voter file records, the 2020 CPS Voting and Registration supplements, the 2020 NEP exit poll and the 2020 CES; matched cases then weighted to the frame by propensity score (age, gender, race/ethnicity, education)
Geography
US: Texas
Base notes
YouGov interviewed 1,329 Texas registered voters and matched them down to a final sample of 1,200.

Sources

Verification note. RESOLVED - was 'WORDING ONLY'. The Texas Politics Project set page renders its tables in Highcharts, but the complete chart configuration, including every crosstab row, is embedded in the served HTML; fetching the raw HTML with curl and parsing the Highcharts config recovered the Total distribution, all published subgroup breaks (party, PID7, ideology, race, gender, community type, age, education, religiosity, biblical literalism) and the graphic-level margin of error of 2.83 points. Methodology - YouGov interviewed 1,329 Texas registered voters between August 18th and 29th, 2023, matched down to a final sample of 1,200 - was read from the Texas Politics Project polling data archive methodology statement. Question wording is now verbatim from the item footnote on the set page. DATE CORRECTION: the original row carried field_start and field_end of 2023-08-01 (month precision); the true field window is 2023-08-18 to 2023-08-29, so this record will not key-match the old row and a human should reconcile the two.

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

Questions asked (1)

General acceptance4-point scalein a trend series
perceived level of discrimination against transgender people in the US

In your opinion, in the United States today, how much discrimination is there against...Transgender people.

A lot of discrimination
38%
Some
25%
Not very much
19%
None at all
13%
Don't know/no opinion
6%

Wording notes: asked as one item in a battery about discrimination against several groups

neutral — symmetric four-point amount scale with an explicit don't-know; no evaluative language and no policy content

Subgroup figures (160)

party

GroupA lot of discriminationSomeNot very muchNone at allDon't know/no opinion
Democrat67%20%7%3%3%
Independent32%28%12%17%12%
Republican12%30%31%21%6%

ideology

GroupA lot of discriminationSomeNot very muchNone at allDon't know/no opinion
Liberals72%17%6%2%2%
Moderates34%29%16%9%12%
Conservatives13%29%29%23%6%

gender

GroupA lot of discriminationSomeNot very muchNone at allDon't know/no opinion
Male33%28%21%15%3%
Female42%23%16%10%8%

age

GroupA lot of discriminationSomeNot very muchNone at allDon't know/no opinion
18-2935%27%22%11%6%
30-4437%29%15%13%5%
45-6439%23%19%14%4%
65+38%23%19%11%9%

race

GroupA lot of discriminationSomeNot very muchNone at allDon't know/no opinion
White34%26%23%14%4%
Black50%30%10%4%6%
Hispanic41%23%14%13%9%

education

GroupA lot of discriminationSomeNot very muchNone at allDon't know/no opinion
No HS31%25%25%16%4%
High school graduate35%27%16%14%9%
Some college38%26%22%10%4%
2-year43%21%18%12%6%
4-year35%28%19%13%5%
Post-grad46%22%17%11%4%

religion

GroupA lot of discriminationSomeNot very muchNone at allDon't know/no opinion
Extremely important29%25%23%17%7%
Somewhat important29%32%19%13%7%
Not very important49%22%15%7%7%
Not at all important69%16%9%5%0%
The Bible is the actual word of God and is to be taken literally, word for word.22%31%24%16%6%
The Bible is the word of God but not everything in it should be taken literally, word for word.35%25%20%14%6%
The Bible is a book written by men and is not the word of God.66%19%8%4%3%
Don't know.33%24%18%16%10%

region

GroupA lot of discriminationSomeNot very muchNone at allDon't know/no opinion
Urban41%26%16%10%7%
Suburban39%24%20%13%5%
Rural27%30%21%15%7%

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