Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Gallup poll: 53% of Americans support marriage equality
Gallup released the results of it's latest poll concerning the support of marriage equality in the US.
From the poll:
Gallup's May 2-7 poll suggests Americans' support for gay marriage is solidifying above the majority level.
Recently, Rhode Island and Delaware legalized same-sex marriage, and Minnesota is likely to follow suit. That would bring the total number of states legally recognizing same-sex marriage to 12.
Just three years ago, support for gay marriage was 44%. The current 53% level of support is essentially double the 27% in Gallup's initial measurement on gay marriage, in 1996.
Read more on the poll here.
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