Pluraly of Voters Say They're Ready for a Gay Print but Ameri Is Not: Poll

Contents:

• IS AMERI READY TO ELECT A GAY PRINT?
• PETE BUTTIGIEG IS MAKG HISTORY WH 2020 N, BUT MANY AMERINS THK US NOT READY FOR GAY PRINT
• PETE BUTTIGIEG IS MAKG HISTORY WH 2020 N, BUT MANY AMERINS THK US NOT READY FOR GAY PRINT
• A GAY PRINT? THE MAJORY OF AMERINS BELIEVE THE UNTRY ISN’T READY
• PLURALY OF VOTERS SAY THEY'RE READY FOR A GAY PRINT BUT AMERI IS NOT: POLL
• IS THE COUNTRY READY FOR A GAY PRINT? DON’T TST THE POLLS
• OPN AMERI HAS ALREADY HAD A GAY PRINT

IS AMERI READY TO ELECT A GAY PRINT?

Pete Buttigieg, the first openly gay U. On the mpaign trail, he speaks of beg gay terms of fay valu, emphasizg he is a lovg, mted same-sex marriage, and what his ndidacy says about cln and equaly Ameri today.

WATCH: Is Ameri Ready to Elect a Gay Print? “Pete’s succs so far this mpaign reprents an evolutn Amerin polics, upendg tradnal notns of electabily and provg that Ameri is ready to elect s first openly gay print, ” Ellt Imse, munitn director at the LGBTQ Victory Fund, said. LGBTQ is an clive signatn for lbian, gay, bisexual, transgenr and other sexual orientatns.

The same poll showed 40% of Ain Amerin rponnts sayg they are reluctant to vote for a gay man. “If Ain Amerins were sort of disproportnately cled to not vote for somebody who is gay, you would thk that would have shown up there as well, ” said David Barker, director of the Center for Congrsnal and Printial Studi at Amerin Universy Washgton.

PETE BUTTIGIEG IS MAKG HISTORY WH 2020 N, BUT MANY AMERINS THK US NOT READY FOR GAY PRINT

Man, ” wh Buttigieg’s same-sex marriage, and said Amerins are “still not ready to elect a gay guy kissg his hband on the bate stage [as] print.

WASHINGTON – South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg has ma history as the first openly gay printial ndidate to make a viable n for the nomatn of a major polil party, raisg the qutn: Is Ameri ready for a gay manr chief? Is ready for a gay or lbian print, while 15% weren't sure. Fifty percent said they were personally ready for a gay or lbian print, pared wh 37% who said they were not (13% said they didn't know or had no opn).

Poll of the week: A new Qunipiac Universy poll fds that 70% of voters (cludg 86% of Democrats and pennts who lean Democratic) say they are open to electg a gay print. The same poll also disvered, however, that only 36% of voters (cludg 40% of Democrats and pennts who lean Democratic) thk the Uned Stat is ready to elect a gay print.

PETE BUTTIGIEG IS MAKG HISTORY WH 2020 N, BUT MANY AMERINS THK US NOT READY FOR GAY PRINT

He is a married gay man.

A GAY PRINT? THE MAJORY OF AMERINS BELIEVE THE UNTRY ISN’T READY

It’s also possible that some voters are not willg to adm to homophobia, while signalg by sayg sentially, “I’m ready, but others may not be. I should note that pollg on whether the untry is ready for a gay print differs signifintly om pollg on whether Amerins thought the untry was ready for a black print 2007 or a woman print 2015.

PLURALY OF VOTERS SAY THEY'RE READY FOR A GAY PRINT BUT AMERI IS NOT: POLL

Intertgly, all three stanc, more voters said they were ready for a black, female or gay print than thought the untry was ready for one. But even if Amerins are more tolerant of gay Amerins than voters thk they are, more are prejudiced agast gay Amerins than they were agast black Amerins 2007 or women 2014. Today, about a quarter of all voters (cludg 10% of Democrats) told Qunipiac that they weren’t open to vote for a gay man for print.

Prejudice agast gay Amerins is evint other pollg as well. About 35% of Amerins openly admted the 2018 General Social Survey that they thought “homosexual sex relatns” were almost always or always wrong. Now, Amerins have certaly bee more fortable wh the ia of a gay print than they ed to be.

The percentage of Amerins who say they would vote for a gay person for print is up 15-20 pots sce 2007, pendg on the poll you look at. The percentage of Democrats who say they would vote for a gay person for print is up around 25 pots.

IS THE COUNTRY READY FOR A GAY PRINT? DON’T TST THE POLLS

Further, ’s possible that if Buttigieg be succsful on the mpaign trail, then Amerins may bee even more open to the ia of a gay print. While a pluraly of registered voters say they are ready to have a gay or lbian lear the Whe Hoe, most don't believe that the rt of the untry is on the same page. Acrdg to a new poll om Poli/Morng Consult, 50 percent of voters said they were eher fely ready (33 percent) or probably ready (17 percent) for the electn of a gay or lbian print.

Nearly a quarter of rponnts said they were fely not ready, and 13 percent said they were probably not ready for such a when asked if they thought the untry as a whole was ready for a gay or lbian print, most voters said no. Forty-five percent of those polled said they untry was eher fely not (24 percent) or probably not (21 percent) ready for an openly gay manr chief.

OPN AMERI HAS ALREADY HAD A GAY PRINT

Rponnts' outlook got even bleaker when asked about whether they believed their neighbors were ready for a gay or lbian print.

That par wh 46 percent who said their neighbors were eher fely not or probably not on board wh a gay or lbian person the Whe Poli/Morng Consult poll, released Wednday morng, surveyed nearly 2, 000 registered voters om October 25 to 28 and has a marg of error of 2 percentage the first time any printial electn, voters may have the opportuny to st their ballot 2020 for an openly gay ndidate. Democrat Pete Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Indiana, is the first openly gay man to n for print. A new poll found that a pluraly of voters are ready for a gay print but that the untry is not.