(02/19/13) -
Half of Americans Would Allow Same-Sex Marriage
Age, political leanings and views on homosexuality are the main factors in defining support on this issue.
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(02/05/13) -
Most Britons Would Agree to Let Same-Sex Couples Marry
Youngest and middle-aged respondents are more likely to support a change in legislation than those over the age of 55.
(01/31/13) -
Americans More Morally Conservative Than Canadians and Britons
Respondents in Britain are less likely to find medical testing on animals and clothing made of animal fur as “morally acceptable.”
(09/18/12) -
Support for Legal Same-Sex Marriage Increases in Britain
If a referendum took place, younger respondents would be the most likely to vote in favour of legal same-sex marriage.
(05/20/12) -
Obama’s Evolution on Same-Sex Marriage
In an election year, Obama’s pronouncement has been deemed controversial.
(03/12/12) -
Australians Support Same-Sex Marriage More Than Americans and Britons
In Canada, three-in-five respondents want same-sex marriage to continue to be legal.
(08/31/11) -
Support for Same-Sex Marriage Increases Considerably in U.S.
Generations Y and X lead the way in calling for changes, but older Americans are not as convinced.
(08/03/11) -
Two-in-Five Britons Endorse Same-Sex Marriage
Younger respondents are more likely to call for new regulations in the country, while older Britons are not as welcoming.
(10/11/10) -
Political Allegiance Shaped by Stance on Moral Issues in U.S.
Americans of all political stripes have a similar moral compass on issues such as contraception, divorce and infidelity, but some striking differences become evident when their party allegiance is assessed, a new Angus Reid Public Opinion poll has found.
(07/27/10) -
A Third of Americans Favour Same-Sex Marriage
(Angus Reid Global Monitor) – Adults in the United States remain divided on the legal recognition of gay and lesbian couples, according to a poll by Angus Reid Public Opinion. 36 per cent of respondents believe same-sex couples should be allowed to legally marry, while 23 per cent think they should form civil unions.
