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May 14, 2019

Majority of Public Favors Same-Sex Marriage, but Divisions Persist

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Majority of Public Favors Same-Sex Marriage, but Divisions Persist
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A graph showing Wide gap between Republicans, GOP leaners in views of same-sex marriage

A graph showing Liberal Democrats remain most supportive of same-sex marriage

A graph showing As in the past, women are more likely than men to favor same-sex marriage

A graph showing Support for same-sex marriage steady among whites, blacks and Hispanics

A graph showing Consistent generational divide in support for same-sex marriage

Support for same-sex marriage among religious affiliations largely unchanged

A graph showing Wide educational and religious differences in views of gay marriage

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