We are talking about HB2, the bill in total. The OP said 90% approve of it. Obviously that is incorrect. I stated only 35% agree with the bill, which is backed up by the polls.
What a joke. God forbid a state legislature passes a law more than 90 percent of its residents approve.
Huh? Look at the polls, haven't seen one where more than 35% of the residents approve. It's highly unpopular in NC.
Well that's not true. I think it's a slight majority favor the bathroom bill, although not putting transgender on the protected class part (further cementing how this has nothing to do with bigotry).
Actually it is true. Almost every poll has shown approval in the 30s.
HB2 Continues To Have Little Support From North Carolinians - Public Policy Polling
WRAL News poll: NC voters conflicted over HB2 :: WRAL.com
You should go back and read what I wrote, and then actually read your links. I said a slight majority favor the bathroom portion of the bill, but not putting transgender people on the protected class. That goes all the way back to the very first poll ever done in North Carolina on the bill:
Poll: 51 percent support legislature overturning Charlotte bathroom provision | The Charlotte Observer
Your links state the exact same thing.
"On the bathroom provision, 56 percent said they somewhat agree or strongly agree that transgender people should use the bathroom that matches the gender listed on their birth certificates, not one that aligns with their gender identity."
The majority of people in North Carolina, as I said, agree with the bathroom regulation part of the bill. The majority of North Carolina, as i said, disagree with the exempt classification part of the bill.