Public Opinion Strategies recently conducted a national survey of registered voters, March 25‐28, 2022.
A total of 1000 registered voters nationally were interviewed online, and the survey has a credibility interval of ± 3.53 percentage points.

Key findings

• “Don’t say gay?” When Americans are presented with the actual language of the new Florida law, it wins support by more than a two‐to‐one margin. Voters across partisan lines strongly support the new Florida law after being provided with the actual language of the bill: “Classroom instruction by school personnel or third parties on sexual orientation or gender identity may not occur in Kindergarten through third grade or in a manner that is not age appropriate or developmentally appropriate for students in accordance with state standards.”

  "Don’t Say Gay” Bill	Support‐Oppose
  Overall	61%‐26%
  Republican Voters	70%‐23%
  Independent Voters	58%‐26%
  Democratic Voters	55%‐29%
  Trump 2020 Voters	70%‐23%
  Biden 2020 Voters	53%‐30%
  Parents	67%‐24%
  Suburban Voters	60%‐30%
  Know Someone LGBTQ	61%‐28%

• Fully two‐thirds of voters believe it is inappropriate for teachers or school personnel to discuss gender identity with children in kindergarten through 3^rd Grade. By a 67%‐21% margin, Americans say the discussion of gender identity is inappropriate for children in kindergarten through 3^rd Grade, including 88% of Republicans, 68% of Independent voters, and a plurality of Democrats (47%).
• Fewer than 10% of Americans want to see gender removed from birth certificates. While just 8% of Americans believe states should remove gender from birth certificates, fully 79% of voters do NOT, including 93% of Republicans, 79% of Independent voters, and 67% of Democrats.
• Finally, by more than a two‐to‐one margin, Americans believe transgender athletes should play on sports teams that match their birth gender. By a 60%‐24% margin, voters believe “transgender athletes should only be allowed to play on sports teams that match their birth gender.” While Republican (85%‐7%) and Independent voters (60%‐23%) largely agree, Democratic voters aren’t as sure (39%‐36%).

https://pos.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/POS-National-Poll-Release-Memo.pdf