According to the LA Times, it's now one in four Californians that now support gay rights, over the last five years, compared with 8% who said they had become more opposed, according to a survey released Wednesday.
The poll, conducted in English and Spanish by the Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit Public Religion Research Institute, examined the attitudes of Californians toward same-sex marriage two years after the passage of Proposition 8, a state law banning gay marriage. The nonpartisan research and education group's survey was based on random phone interviews with more than 3,300 Californians over two weeks last month.
More in the LA Times.
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