WASHINGTON, D.C. — A decade after the Supreme Court’s milestone Obergefell v. Hodges ruling declared same-sex marriage a national right in the U.S., a steady 68% of Americans support it.
Since 2021, the percentage of U.S. adults who think marriages between same-sex couples should be recognized with the same rights as traditional marriages has ranged from 68% to 71% (the trend high in 2022 and 2023). Yet, this stability in Americans’ backing for same-sex marriage masks shifts in partisans’ views over the same period. Democrats’ support has risen to 88%, the record high for this group by one percentage point. Independents’ backing for same-sex marriage has been relatively stable in recent years and currently stands at 76%, one point shy of the record high.
At the same time, Republicans’ support, which peaked at 55% in 2021 and 2022, has gradually edged down to 41%, the lowest point since 2016 after the Obergefell decision.
The current 47-point gap between Republicans and Democrats is the largest since Gallup first began tracking this measure 29 years ago.
Public backing for legalized same-sex marriage was low in Gallup’s first reading in 1996, with 27% support from Americans. By 2004, 42% were in favor, and in 2011, support reached the majority level for the first time, where it has remained since late 2012. A year after the Obergefell decision, in 2016, public support increased to 61%, and it has been above that level since.
From 27% support 30 years ago to 68% support today. All thanks to jew degeneracy in popular culture and "progressive" Christcucks masquerading as Republicucks.
PoundOfFlesh -1 points 1 week ago
I will have to check back and find those old Trump fake and gay assassination threads. IIRC you were REEEEEEing with the other retards that myself and others called out the charade for being fake and gay.
Jesus was a jew. You worship jesus. Ergo, you worship a jew.
The bible is kike fairy tales. You believe the bible. Ergo, you believe kike fairy tales.
The only good goy here is you, the king of Christcucks LOL.