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YouGov

YouGov poll for Equality Australia, July 2020 · Jul 2020 · Australia national

Methodology

Pollster
YouGov commercial
Sponsor
Equality Australia
Commissioned by
Equality Australia
Fielded
Jul 2020
Population
adults
Sample size
1,026
Sample frame
unknown
Mode
not disclosed in the release
Margin of error
not disclosed
Weighting
not disclosed in the release; described only as a 'representative sample'
Geography
Australia national
Base notes
representative sample of Australians aged 18 years and over

Sources

Verification note. Percentages, pollster (YouGov), client (Equality Australia), month of fieldwork (July 2020) and sample size (1,026) are stated in Equality Australia's release of 18 January 2021. No exact fieldwork days, mode, weighting or margin of error were published, and no topline was released, so wording is Equality Australia's summary rather than YouGov's literal item text and field dates are recorded at month precision.

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

Questions asked (3)

Nondiscriminationparaphrasedagree/disagreein a trend series
equal rights and protections for trans people

Trans people deserve the same rights and protections as other Australians.

Wording reconstructed from: Equality Australia media release summary of the item; no topline published

Strongly agree
57%
Agree 78%

Wording notes: equal-treatment framing

tilts_affirming — abstract equal-rights framing naming no contested right

Subgroup figures (2)

religion

GroupAgree
Religious respondents75%

other

GroupAgree
Knows someone who is transgender93%
Religious exemptionsparaphrasedagree/disagree
religious schools firing or expelling people for being transgender

Religious schools should not be able to fire someone or expel a student for being transgender.

Wording reconstructed from: Equality Australia media release summary of the item

Agree
66%

Wording notes: negatively-worded statement ('should not be able to') | asked in the context of the then-live Religious Discrimination Bill debate

tilts_affirming — the item names the most sympathetic case (firing and expulsion) rather than the general question of religious-school autonomy

Youth medical careparaphrasedagree/disagree
young people's access to gender-affirming healthcare

Young people should be able to access healthcare that supports them to live as their true selves.

Wording reconstructed from: Equality Australia media release summary of the item

Agree
66%

Wording notes: 'live as their true selves' is advocacy framing | does not name puberty blockers, hormones or surgery

tilts_affirming — 'healthcare that supports them to live as their true selves' is euphemistic and avoids the specific interventions that drive opposition in other polling, so the 66% is not comparable with items naming blockers or hormones

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