70 Percent of U.S. Voters Willing to Vote for Gay Male President
How did LGBT Americans vote in the presidential election? Exit polls find 86% voted for Kamala Harris, while 13% voted for Donald Trump. With Pete Buttigieg continuing to show strong numbers in the Democratic presidential primary, a new poll has found 70 percent of voters would be open to voting for a gay man as U. However, that same poll reveals a majority of voters — 52 percent — believe the United States isn't ready to elected a gay man to the White House. American Voters Are More Likely to Say They Won’t Vote for an
Donald Trump might have won the presidential election, but "normal" gays still voted for Kamala Harris. An overwhelming 86 percent of LGBTQ + voters backed the Vice President, according to NBC's. In the study, authors Gabriele Magni and Andrew Reynolds presented participants with five pairs of hypothetical candidates. Participants were then asked about their voting preferences and about their perceptions of the fictional candidates. How did LGBT Americans vote in the election? What polls show
Harris led President-elect Trump 86% to 12% among LGBT voters, the poll found. That’s a point change from , when Trump won 27% of the LGBT vote against Biden. However, strong majorities of Americans, including many Americans of faith, continue to support nondiscrimination protections and same-sex marriage rights for LGBTQ individuals, and oppose allowing small business owners to refuse service to LGBTQ people based on their religious beliefs. On all three measures, attitudes among Democrats have remained steady in the past year, while opposition to LGBTQ rights has grown among Republicans. LGBTQ+ exit polls show 'normal' gays still voted for Harris
With Pete Buttigieg continuing to show strong numbers in the Democratic presidential primary, a new poll has found 70 percent of voters would be open to voting for a gay man as U.S. president. By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. Donald Trump might have won the presidential election , but "normal" gays still voted for Kamala Harris. 
GLAAD RELEASES 2024 VOTER POLL
The poll, conducted in late January , surveyed LGBTQ participants about how motivated they were to vote, about the issues candidates should address in the campaign, concerns over the further restrictions of individual rights, candidate preference in the presidential campaign, and about their emotional well-being and sense of personal safety. But recently, that growth has picked up speed. The rising number of out queer and trans people in the country, especially among increasing numbers of Gen Z voters, is its own new phenomenon.
New Survey Shows Broad Support for LGBTQ Rights
Individuals in the U.K. were % less likely to vote for a transgender candidate and % less likely in New Zealand. Especially alarming is the fact that Black gay candidates faced an additional penalties — by a % margin — as compared to white gay candidates. .
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However, strong majorities of Americans, including many Americans of faith, continue to support nondiscrimination protections and same-sex marriage rights for LGBTQ individuals, and oppose allowing small business owners to refuse service to LGBTQ people based on their religious beliefs. . 
The growing power of the pink vote
In his book, The Lavender Vote: Lesbians, Gay Men, and Bisexuals in Electoral Politics, Mark Hertzog notes that prior to presidential exit polls of , , and , information on LGB. .