Granite Staters Split on Parental Bill of Rights; Housing Most Important Problem Facing State 3/21/2023

Authors

UNH Survey Center

Abstract

New Hampshire residents are divided in supporting proposed “Parental Bill of Rights” legislation. However, most Granite Staters agree with some rights included in the legislation, including the right for parents to consent to all medical treatments for their child, inspection of educational materials, and to know if their child identifies as a different name or gender at school. A slim plurality oppose a separate proposal to ban gender-affirmative care for minors in the state. One-third of Granite Staters say that housing is the most important problem facing the state, an all-time high. Chris Sununu is still viewed positively as governor.

Department

Granite State Poll

Publication Date

3-21-2023

Document Type

Report

Recommended Citation

UNH Survey Center, "Granite Staters Split on Parental Bill of Rights; Housing Most Important Problem Facing State 3/21/2023" (2023). All UNH Survey Center Polls. 732.
https://scholars.unh.edu/survey_center_polls/732