Issues like racism and gay rights, however, are less controversial among the same group.

The tide is turning as a majority of California voters “strongly disagree” with allowing men to identify into women’s spaces like changing rooms and shelters, up nearly 20 points in the past three years.

Most New York voters support anti-discrimination laws, but want Schumer to amend the Equality Act to protect single-sex spaces for women and girls

A new report reveals that voters across a variety of politically diverse states such as California, Arizona, Pennsylvania, and Michigan widely disapprove of “gender identity” policies.

An overwhelming majority of West Virginia voters across all parties do not support “gender identity” policies such as those included in the proposed “Equality Act”.

“Common-sense approaches to ‘gender-identity’ resonate with South Dakota voters, just as they do across the rest of the country. We hope that Governor Noem will listen to her constituents and step up to protect women’s rights in the face of corporate bullying.”

Groundbreaking results from a national sample of likely 2020 voters find cross-partisan agreement for protecting women’s spaces.

79% percent of voters in Idaho and 74% in California agree with us that males should not be allowed to identify their way into female-only sporting competitions.