Table 1.

Descriptive statistics based on raking variables (ie, age, gender, and race or ethnicity) given complex design and weighting and sexual orientation identities represented in the sample (N=1928). Proportions may not sum to 1, and percentages may not sum to 100 due to rounding. Subcategories (eg, sexual orientation subcategories) may not sum to 1928 due to missing data. Sexual orientation was significantly associated with age group; the pattern of results indicates that younger adults were more likely to self-identify as sexual minority individuals than older adults.

Variable		Total					Estimated proportion			Comparison linearized SE		P value
		n	Estimated proportion (%)	Linearized SE	Design effect	Heterosexual		Sexual minority
Age (years)													<.001
	18-29	311	0.211	0.015	2.48	0.882		0.118	0.025
	30-44	594	0.263	0.013	1.62	0.916		0.085	0.015
	45-59	435	0.238	0.013	1.74	0.945		0.055	0.012
	≥60	588	0.288	0.013	1.675	0.966		0.034	0.008
Gender													.19
	Male	914	0.478	0.015	1.82	0.940		0.060	0.009
	Female	1014	0.522	0.015	1.82	0.921		0.079	0.012
Race or ethnicity													.72
	Asian or Asian American	62	0.056	0.008	2.47	0.956		0.044	0.027
	Black or African American	227	0.124	0.010	1.83	0.920		0.080	0.026
	Hispanic or Latino	324	0.166	0.012	2.01	0.919		0.081	0.019
	White or European American	1127	0.623	0.015	1.84	0.934		0.066	0.010
	Other races and ethnicities	103	0.031	0.004	0.892	0.906		0.095	0.029
Sexual orientation													—a
	Homosexual	58	3.0	—	—	—		—	—
	Bisexual	69	3.6	—	—	—		—	—
	Heterosexual	1767	91.7	—	—	—		—	—
	Other: “Something else”	25	1.3	—	—	—		—	—
	Other: “I don’t know the answer”	9	0.5	—	—	—		—	—

^aNot available.