Indiana’s denizens feeling gay marriage these days:
Support among Hoosiers for a state constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage appears to be on the decline, according to an Indianapolis Star-WTHR (Channel 13) poll.
The poll, based on the responses of 600 people statewide, found that 49 percent of Hoosiers supported the amendment. That number is down from 56 percent in a March 2005 survey by The Star.
Of the respondents, 44 percent said they opposed a constitutional ban, up from 40 percent in 2005.
Indiana’s Senate definitely doesn’t approve of same-sex nuptials: they passed a ban earlier this year. The House of Representatives, however, squashed that nasty piece of legislation. Voters and politicians expect it to rear its ugly head again in 2008.
Something to look forward to, huh?
[Ed. Note: Thanks, HKG. Dyslexia and morning grogginess are a killer combination. Good looking out.]
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hells kitchen guy
You’re completely wrong. Teh headline should have read: “Opposition on the decline.” The survey said that support for a constitutional ban declined 6% and is for the first time below 50%.
WWH
This poll is great. It shows that, in time, we will prevail.
Naripon
I live in Indiana, and I say good luck to you. This state is run by old, white, homo-phobe, christian assholes and always has been. Makes me ashamed really. Gay marriage has my vote!