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Minnesotans’ views on gay marriage shifting

by Andy Birkey October 12, 2009 blog, News No Comments

Smart Politics blog at the University of Minnesota’s Humphrey Institute crunched the numbers on support for same-sex marriage in the Gopher State using public opinion polling from the last 10 years.

Among the results: Minnesotans do not support gay marriage but they do not support a constitutional amendment banning it. They think homosexuality is a sin by wide margins but they also think gays and lesbians are born that way by a margin of 10 percent.

Level of support for gay marriage have been increasing and a plurality support civil unions or domestic partnerships granting full marriage rights to gays and lesbians so long as it isn’t called marriage.

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