Florida’s Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis signed the controversial “Parental Rights in Education” bill (referred to by detractors as the “Don’t Say Gay” bill) in late March, banning public school teachers from giving sexual orientation or gender identity instruction to students in kindergarten through third grade.
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Nationally, 55% would support such a law in their state, while 41% oppose…
Support for the measure includes majorities of Republicans (72% favor), Catholics (60%), Hispanic voters (60%), parents (58%), White voters (56%), rural Whites (55%), voters under age 35 (54%), and independents (52%).
More men (60% favor) than women (50%) favor the ban, as do more dads (68% favor) than moms (49%).
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