Support for other-gender option on official documents

Source
Ipsos
Date
February 23–March 8, 2024
Regions Surveyed
26

Full Survey Results

In May 2024, Ipsos published a pride survey covering a variety of LGBTQ+-related topics. Ipsos interviewed a total of 18,515 people between the ages of 16-74 (minimum ages varied in some countries) via its online platform. The survey covered 26 countries.

Question: "Q. How much do you agree or disagree with the following?: Government-issued documents such as passports should include an option other than "male" and "female" for people who do not identify as either"

Oppose
Support
Survey Average (Unweighted)
35.4%
50%
  1. 15%
    77%
  2. 2. Japan
    23%
    56%
  3. 3. Spain
    28%
    56%
  4. 4. Chile
    32%
    59%
  5. 5. Italy
    29%
    56%
  6. 31%
    57%
  7. 32%
    57%
  8. 8. Brazil
    33%
    54%
  9. 33%
    50%
  10. 10. Germany
    34%
    50%
  11. 11. Australia
    36%
    51%
  12. 12. Mexico
    39%
    52%
  13. 38%
    51%
  14. 14. Ireland
    37%
    50%
  15. 15. Colombia
    39%
    50%
  16. 38%
    47%
  17. 17. Belgium
    38%
    47%
  18. 18. Poland
    35%
    42%
  19. 39%
    43%
  20. 40%
    44%
  21. 21. Turkey
    42%
    43%
  22. 22. Sweden
    41%
    42%
  23. 23. Peru
    45%
    45%
  24. 24. France
    40%
    40%
  25. 25. Canada
    41%
    40%
  26. 26. Hungary
    43%
    40%

Regions are ranked by the percentage of "support" responses out of the total responses (excluding participants who answered "don't know" or refused to answer).

Submitted by danlev