Public opinion pollster Gallup has just released its most recent data about LGBTQ+ Americans. Gallups latest poll shows the LGBTQ+ community is growing, now at9.3%up nearly two points from 2023. That number has doubled since 2020 and is six points higher than in 2012 when Gallup first began tracking this data. These results reflect the telephone responses of 14,000 participants. Gallups data shows generational differences in LGBTQ+ identification:23% of Gen Zrespondents identify as LGBTQ+, followed by14% of Millennials,5% of Gen X,3% of Boomers and1.8% of the Silent Generation.Among LGBTQ+ respondents,56% identified as bisexual,21% as gay,14.6% as lesbian, and13.9% as transgender. Less than1% identified as queer, whilepansexual and asexual individuals each made up around 1%. Source: GallupOther key differentiators included gender, with 10% of women respondents versus 6% of men identifying as LGBTQ+. Location also shows a difference in data, with those living in cities (11%) more likely to identify as LGBTQ+ than those living in more rural areas (7%). For a full breakdown of the polling, visit gallup.com.The post Gallup: 9.3% of Americans now identify as LGBTQ+ appeared first on News Is Out.