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New Poll Says 54% in North Carolina Oppose Amendment One, 38% Support It |
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 Hot off the press...news that should shake things up for the fundies trying to "protect" marriage in NC. The trend is moving in the direction of sanity.
A new Elon University Poll released today shows that a majority of North Carolinians oppose Amendment One, a constitutional amendment on the May 8, 2012, North Carolina primary ballot that bans relationship recognition and threatens protections for the state's unmarried couples. (Demographics/Methodology)
The nonpartisan poll revealed that 54.2% of North Carolinians surveyed either oppose or strongly oppose "an amendment to the constitution that would ban same-sex marriage." Only 37.8% polled were in any way supportive of Amendment One. The poll also illustrates a dramatic increase in the category of "strong opposition" to this type of amendment from only one year ago, with 34% now voicing strong opposition versus 21.8% in February 2011.
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March 9, 2012
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