The survey I posted WAS true and I posted the question they asked and the definition they used. If you’d like to post a different survey, go ahead. But other surveys don’t make the one I posted untrue.
Yougov, May 2022.
docs.cdn.yougov.com/74l25pslh3/Internal_TransgenderIssues_220720_final_extraXbreak_FINAL.pdf
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Do you think a transgender woman who has not had gender reassignment surgery should or should not be allowed to...
Use women's changing rooms?
Should be allowed: 28% / Should not be allowed: 43% / Don't know: 29%
Use women's toilets?
Should be allowed: 29% / Should not be allowed: 40% / Don't know: 27%
For comparison, on page 13 the survey had asked the same question without specifying that no GRS had taken place. The responses were slightly closer, but still balanced on the side of "should not".
On page 19 the survey asks:
Do you believe that allowing transgender women to use spaces reserved for women, such as women's toilets or changing rooms, does or does not present a genuine risk of harm to women?
Does not present a genuine risk of harm: 32% / Does present a genuine risk of harm: 39% / Don't know: 31%
Questions were also asked about transwomen in women's sport (a resounding "should not"), funding of hormones and GRS by the NHS (erred on the side of "should not"), providing puberty blockers/hormones/GRS to under 16 (a resounding "should not"), and altering passports (a two-to-one majority for "should not).