Toplines - NV Q1 - Oct 13-17 2022
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Survey
of 707 Nevada Likely Voters
October
13-17th, 2022
Rasmussen
Reports and Capitol Resource Institute
How
would you rate the job Joe Biden has been doing as President… do you strongly
approve, somewhat approve, somewhat disapprove, or strongly disapprove of the
job he’s been doing?
19%
strongly approve
20%
somewhat approve
7%
somewhat disapprove
51%
strongly disapprove
2% not sure
How
would you rate the job Steve Sisolak has been doing as Nevada Governor?
21%
strongly approve
22%
somewhat approve
16%
somewhat disapprove
39%
strongly disapprove
3%
not sure
If the elections for Congress were held today, would you vote for
the Republican candidate or for the Democratic candidate?
49%
Republican candidate
40%
Democrat candidate
5%
some other candidate
6%
not sure
Who did you vote for in the 2020 Presidential election?
47%
Donald Trump
45%
Joe Biden
6%
some other candidate
2%
didn’t vote
0%
not sure
If the 2024 presidential election was held today, and the main
candidates were President Joe Biden and Former President Donald Trump, who
would you vote for?
37%
Joe Biden
49%
Donald Trump
10%
some other candidate
1%
you wouldn’t vote
2%
not sure
Suppose the 2022 midterm elections were held
today. For Governor, would you vote for Steve
Sisolak or Joe Lombardo?
42%
Steve Sisolak
47%
Joe Lombardo
7%
some other candidate
4%
not sure
For Senate, would you vote for Catherine
Cortez Masto or Adam Laxalt?
43%
Catherine Cortez Masto
48%
Adam Laxalt
4%
some other candidate
5%
not sure
How closely have you been following news of Nevada’s Equal Rights
Amendment to its constitution, also known as “Question 1.”
22% very closely
33% somewhat closely
24% not very closely
17% not at all closely
4% not sure
41%
strongly support
20%
somewhat support
10%
somewhat oppose
16%
strongly oppose
14%
not sure
Nevadans are currently protected legally for
things like age, religion, sex, and race, but Question 1 asks voters to expand
these protections to gender identity and sexual orientation. Does this make you more likely or less likely
to support the amendment?
28%
much more likely
21%
somewhat more likely
12%
somewhat less likely
28%
much less likely
11%
not sure
Supporters
of the amendment claim that it is important to ensure equality by including
protections for gender identity. How
important are these protections?
31%
very important
19% somewhat important
16% not very important
28%
not at all important
6%
not sure
How closely does this statement match your beliefs? “Gender isn’t just man or woman, it is a
spectrum.”
21% very closely
17% somewhat closely
14% not very closely
41% not at all closely
8% not sure
Do you support or oppose men who identify as women being able to
compete in women’s sports?
13% strongly support
10% somewhat support
15% somewhat oppose
57% strongly oppose
6% not sure
Do you support or oppose men who identify as women being able to
use women’s restrooms and locker rooms?
16% strongly support
14% somewhat support
11% somewhat oppose
54% strongly oppose
5% not sure
44%
very closely
21%
somewhat closely
10%
not very closely
16%
not at all closely
9%
not sure
Should religious organizations be forced to
hire individuals who don’t conform to their deeply held religious beliefs about
gender, marriage, and sexuality?
23% yes
57% no
20%
not sure
Do you support or oppose
gender-affirming surgeries or the prescription of hormones and puberty blockers
for minors?
13% strongly support
16% somewhat support
12% somewhat oppose
54% strongly oppose
6% not sure
If you knew that Nevada’s
Question 1 would allow biological males to compete in womens’ sports would you
support or oppose Question 1?
13% strongly support
13% somewhat support
12% somewhat oppose
55% strongly oppose
7% not sure
If you knew that Nevada’s
Question 1 would allow biological males in intimate female spaces like locker
rooms and restrooms, would you support or oppose Question 1?
14% strongly support
13% somewhat support
11% somewhat oppose
55% strongly oppose
7% not sure
NOTE: Margin of Sampling Error, +/- 4 percentage
points with a 95% level of confidence
