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Working on that basis, with an estimated world population of 7,074,819,990 (~7 billion; estimate January 2012) about 707,481,999 people (707 million) are gay. If, as has been suggested, as much as one quarter of the world's population are gay (25%), that's around 1,750,000,000 (1.75 billion) people.If we assume as few as one-in-twenty (5%), that's 350 million people worldwide, or about 40 million more than the population of the USA.obody knows for sure how many but in most societies the average is assessed to be 10% of the total number. Say for instance England has 50 million people then according to th â¦ e sum 5 million would be gay.
Gates, co-author of The Gay and Lesbian Atlas, released a detailed report on LGBT numbers in an April 2011 study from the Williams Institute. Among his findings: â¢ There are nearly 700,000 transgender individuals in the U.S., or 0.3% of the adult population. â¢ Of those who identify as transgender, a majority have taken some steps to transition from one gender to another. â¢ There are more than 8 million adults who identify as LGB in the U.S., or 3.5% of the adult population.