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Should transgender Americans be allowed to serve openly in the U.S. military?

A summary of how the country is voting on this question. Results update continuously as new votes come in.

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Current split

How 122 Americans voted.

Yes — anyone who meets fitness and medical standards should be able to serve openly

34%

Yes — but with specific medical-readiness rules tied to deployment

26%

No — but allow current transgender service members to finish their careers

No — restrict military service to those serving in their birth sex

31%

Sentiment snapshot — not a scientific poll

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