LGBTQ+ adults are divided on whether the Biden administration is doing better or worse than they expected.
Read MoreA majority of voters do not support Congress passing sweeping federal legislation to restrict programming and discussion that is inclusive of the LGBTQ+ community
Read MoreWhile most voters have not heard enough about the new speaker to form an opinion about him, his policies have little support.
Read MoreThree-quarters of Independent voters who personally know a transgender person say they are sympathetic to transgender people.
Read MoreNational Defense Authorization Act amendments aimed at curtailing abortion access and LGBTQ+ rights fare poorly with voters.
Read MoreVoters clearly prioritize the right of individuals to be served by businesses over the right of business owners to refuse services.
Read MoreOnly 43 percent of transgender adults feel comfortable being open and transparent about their identity in their local community.
Read MoreForty-nine percent of respondents think Target should keep its Pride-themed products and displays to support the LGBTQ+ community.
Read MoreMore than 40 percent of transgender adults have considered moving as a result of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation in their state.
Read MoreVoters across all parties see the Republican attempt to flood state legislatures with anti-LGBTQ+ legislation as political theater.
Read MoreA majority of voters support the passage of a bill that would protect the right of same-sex couples to marry under federal law by a +29-point margin.
Read MoreWhile older Americans are less accepting of transgender people, younger voters are leading a cultural shift towards a more inclusive political culture.
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