Americans' support for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer LGBTQ rights is higher than ever before, according to a new poll. Across political party affiliation, the poll found Democrats being most likely to support LGBTQ rights, as 86 percent said so. According to the poll, 62 percent of Republicans and 78 percent of independents also agreed in support of LGBTQ rights. The poll also found an increase in support for same-sex marriage, as 67 percent of respondents said so, including 51 percent of Republicans. In and , 62 percent said they support same-sex marriage. The poll's findings comes a few weeks after the House of Representatives voted in favor of passing the Equality Act, which bans discrimination against individuals based on their gender identity or sexual orientation.
A History of Gay Rights Going Mainstream, as Told by Newsweekly Covers
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But is the claim Goldfarb makes even correct on its surface? Is this particular permutation of the issue necessarily an electoral winner for the Republicans? That is far from clear. The council is expected to take a final vote on the legislation next month. On [gay marriage and gun rights], Democrats in the District seem to have near religious faith in the righteousness of their cause and their prospects for victory, but Republicans should take heart: these measures are a gift.
Public opinion of same-sex marriage in the United States
When voters in California, Florida and Arizona approved measures banning same-sex marriage last month, opponents lamented that the country appeared to be turning increasingly intolerant toward gay and lesbian rights. But the latest NEWSWEEK Poll finds growing public support for gay marriage and civil unions—and strong backing for the granting of certain rights associated with marriage, to same-sex couples. Click here to see the full poll.
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