Support vouchers for transgender members: Gallup

A new Gallup survey found support between Americans for sexually transformed individuals working in the army to 58 percent, a decrease from 71 percent in 2019 and 66 percent in 2021.

The poll was conducted at that time at a time when President Trump implemented two executives last month to re -prohibit sexually transmitted military personnel.

Decreased support for sexually transformed individuals served in the army is affected in the first place, according to the poll. Independents also contributed to the decline, although it is less.

Only 23 percent of Republicans currently support sexually transformed individuals who serve the army, a significant decrease in support of 43 percent mentioned in 2019 and 2021.

Support also decreased between independents, with 62 % currently decreased from 78 percent in 2019, but just less than 66 percent recorded in 2021.

Meanwhile, the support of sexually transformed individuals in the army between Democrats is still 84 percent, which indicates a little difference since 2019.

Trump’s executive matter is facing legal challenges, as it filed a lawsuit against the members of the transgender service, saying that the embargo “does not strengthen the goals of the armed forces of the United States.”

The sexually transformed men and women were allowed to publicly serve in the US military when a ban was lifted in 2016, during the last year of Barrak Obama as president. A year later, Trump tried to re -prohibit, with the exception of sexually transformed individuals from service in the army.

Because of the legal challenges, the current sexually transformed military personnel continued their service. However, the new recruits were unable to recruit according to sexual sex at birth.

In 2021, shortly after assuming his post, former President Joe Biden canceled the Trump ban, restoring the right of sexually transmitted Americans to join and serve the army.

Trump’s recent move to ban sexually transformed individuals from service was a promise to the campaign, which is part of his broader management campaign for what he called the “sexual sexes” in the federal government.

Gallup conducted a random phone scan for 1001 adults from 21 to 27 January. The error margin was excess or minus 4 percentage points at the level of confidence 95 percent.

The 1,001 Gallup survey of the participants, which was conducted from January 21 to 27, has an error margin of excess or minus 4 degrees Celsius.