Final NC Primary Poll

In some sense North Carolinians are voting against their own beliefs. 53% of voters in the state support either gay marriage or civil unions, yet a majority also support the amendment that would ban both. The reason for that disconnect is even with just 24 hours until election day only 46% of voters realize the proposal bans both gay marriage and civil unions. ...

Public Policy Polling • May 7, 2012

Marriage Amendment still leads by 14

PPP's newest poll on the North Carolina marriage amendment shows little movement from a week ago. 55% plan to vote yes next week, while 41% are opposed. ...

Public Policy Polling • May 1, 2012

Maine Miscellany

-It looks like Maine voters will reverse their 2009 decision and legalize gay marriage in the state this fall. 54% think that gay marriage should be legal to only 41% who think it should be illegal. And when we asked about the issue using the exact language voters will see on the ballot this fall, they say they're inclined to support the referendum by a 47-32 margin. ...

Public Policy Polling • Mar 7, 2012

WA: Voters Support Gay Marriage

Voters say if there was a referendum on the new law legalizing same-sex marriage, they would vote to uphold it rather than repeal it, 50%-46%. Only 20% of voters say they feel there should be no legal recognition of same-sex couples at all, with 46% supporting legal gay marriage and 32% supporting civil unions but not gay marriage....

Public Policy Polling • Feb 22, 2012

Minnesota Odds and Ends

Minnesota's constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage is headed for a close vote. 48% of voters say they support it while 44% are opposed. ...

Public Policy Polling • Feb 1, 2012

CA: tide is turning on gay marriage

48% of voters in the state think it should be legal to only 43% who believe it should be illegal....

Public Policy Polling • Nov 21, 2011

Missouri Miscellaneous

59% of voters in Missouri think that gay marriage should be illegal, compared to just 32% who would like to see it become legal. But when you throw civil unions into the equation 62% of voters support some form of legal recognition for gay couples to only 37% opposed to giving same sex couples any sorts of rights....

Public Policy Polling • Sep 23, 2011