A new survey of voters who say they are likely to go to the polls on Nov. 8 finds the vast majority of them—including 53 percent of self-described Democrats—oppose administering puberty-blocking drugs to minors.
The survey by the Atlanta-based Trafalgar Group of 1,079 likely voters found that 78.7 percent of the respondents answered positively when asked if they “believe underage minors should be required to wait until they are adults to use puberty blockers and undergo permanent sex change procedures.”
Only 21.3 percent of the respondents disagreed, saying they would not make minors seeking sex-change treatments to wait to be administered puberty-blocking chemicals and undergo surgery to alter their genitalia and other physical aspects of their bodies….