An increasing majority of Americans believe that an individual's gender should be determined based on the sex listed on their birth certificate, a new poll has found.
released Wednesday found that 61% of Americans — up 10 percent from May 2022 — say"defining gender as the sex listed on a person’s original birth certificate is the only way to define male and female in society."
Those who were surveyed also weighed in on similar topics, including whether they support sex change procedures for transgender minors or adults 18 and older.Forty-five percent of Americans said they believe transition-related procedures or care should only be provided to adults over the age of 18 only. Another 31% believe Americans 18 or older and minors who have parental consent should be allowed to receive"gender transition-related healthcare.
Though a slim majority of the Republicans who were surveyed said they would limit access to gender transition treatments to adults , another 37% said they would ban such procedures completely.
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