Disver all facts and statistics on Homosexualy (gays and lbians) the U.S. on !
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HOW MANY GAY MARRIAG?
Public support for allowg gays and lbians to marry legally ntu s rapid rise: A 57% majory of Amerins now favor allowg same-sex marriage, up om 42% jt five years ago. * gay marriage statistics 2015 *
For stance, 45% of adults the Silent Generatn (those born between 1928 and 1945) favor allowg gays and lbians to wed, pared wh 74% of Millennials (born between 1981 and 1996). 4As wh the general public, Amerins who intify as lbian, gay, bisexual or transgenr (LGBT) are most likely to ce love as a very important reason for gettg married. Sce then, several other European untri – cludg England and Wal, France, Ireland, all of Sndavia, Spa and, most recently, Atria, Germany and Malta – have legalized gay marriage.
GAY MARRIAGE
* gay marriage statistics 2015 *
As the Supreme Court prepar to ci a key se volvg stat’ requirements to regnize same-sex marriage, public support for allowg gays and lbians to marry legally ntu s rapid rise: A 57% majory of Amerins now favor allowg same-sex marriage and 39% oppose.
Sort through the more than 30 jurisdictns that have enacted laws allowg gays and lbians to marry. * gay marriage statistics 2015 *
Yet even as support for same-sex marriage has creased among nearly all segments the public, some groups rema broadly opposed to gay marriage. The Pew Rearch Center survey, nducted May 12-18 among 2, 002 adults, fds that partisans are as divid on this issue as ever: Today, 65% of Democrats and an intil percentage of pennts favor gay marriage; only about one third (34%) of Republins do so. Younger generatns have long been more acceptg of homosexualy and of same-sex marriage than olr generatns, and as Millennials (who are currently ag 18-34) have entered adulthood, those views have fluenced overall public opn.
Worldwi, most of the untri that allow gay marriage are Wtern Europe. In the Ameris, five untri have legalized gay marriage. * gay marriage statistics 2015 *
One of the strongt factors unrlyg views of same-sex marriage is relign, and the sense that homosexualy is nflict wh one’s relig beliefs. Whe evangelil Prottants stand out for their ep opposn to same-sex marriage: Jt 27% favor allowg gays and lbians to marry, while 70% oppose (43% strongly oppose); by ntrast, majori of both Catholics (56%) and whe male Prottants (62%) support same-sex marriage, along wh an overwhelmg majory (85%) of the religly unaffiliated. And among the one-third (33%) of Amerins who feel there is a lot of nflict between their relig beliefs and homosexualy, opposn to same-sex marriage outweighs support by more than two-to-one (70% oppose, 27% favor); fully 76% of those who see no such nflict favor allowg gays and lbians to marry legally.