Poll: 60 percent of likely voters in states that don’t allow gay marriage want to keep it that way

Washington Examiner ^ | 04/18/2013 | Charlie Spiering

[SeekAndFind]

According to a new poll by Conservative Intel, 60 percent of likely voters who live in states that haven’t allowed gay marriage want to keep it that way.

We asked the entire sample of 2,375 likely voters, “Do you support or oppose a measure defining marriage as between one man and one woman?” The result was 60 percent in favor. Sixty-five percent of people in states that don’t recognize same-sex marriage say they would support such a measure. In states where same-sex marriage is legal, the result was tied, 45 percent in favor to 45 percent against.

[manc]

well according to my surveys it’s more about 85% but then again when people are polled about this issue , some would rather say don’t know or unsure.

The homostapo have silenced some people and if our side had balls we’d be putting out videos of their freak parades, mocking others, talking about how public bathrooms, dog parks, hiking trails etc have had to close at night due to these people who can’t keep their penis out of another mans ass and then mention the health risks, the kids are better with a mother and a father, their depression , suicides, mental illness and the kids they boy who now have problems and are confused..

Course if we did that then opinion would even move away from the homostapo more quicker but alas talk radio for the most part like Hannity and the stupid party are cowards

[Strategerist]

If you polled the exact same people with the question “Should gays have the right to marry?” you’d get 60% in favor, probably.

Question wording can massively affect poll results, particularly when the vast majority of people don’t feel strongly one way or the other, as is true of gay marriage or abortion.

[cripplecreek]

60/40 appears to be about the average it goes down by in states where the people vote on it.

[OldNavyVet]

I was recently in the Bible belt and discovered it to be almost totally dry.

What was it they were drinking at the Last Supper?

[Ransomed]

“60 percent of likely voters who live in states that haven’t allowed gay marriage want to keep it that way.”

Think about what it would have been 10 years ago, during the early stages of the amendments passing. Now imagine what it will be 10 years from now.

Freegards

[RHS Jr]

Thanks for homostapo, a good term when being attacked with homophobe. TO All: The polling question asked should be completely neutral, like: “Would you agree that two homosexual pederast should have the same traditional rights of legal marriage as a man and a woman?”

[ohioman]

The best moonshine comes from the Bible Belt, which is the best part of America in my opinion.

[oldm60grunt]

Maybe I’m not seeing it right, but it looks like 65% rather than 60.

[pallis]

Put it to a real vote at the ballot box, and that 60 percent would grow. None-the-less, majorities are a minor irritant to the cause of Socialism and destruction of a nation’s institutions.

[fwdude]

Is this 60% figure discounting the fraud that would almost certainly occur if an election were held on this issue, As occurred in the four states in the last election?