WV Family Voice: What’s Going on With Marriage?
The Blog of the Family Policy Council of West Virginia has this post that reports:
By a margin of 58% to 29%, likely independent voters said they were “more likely” to vote for a presidential candidate who would defend marriage by supporting these state marriage amendments. Yes, that’s a 19 percentage point advantage!! But what is also striking is that across ever demographic - political party and age - these 800 likely voters said they would support a presidential candidate committed to supporting state marriage amendments.
Only when the question was posed to “soft democrats” and “strong democrats,” did the level of support drop - slightly.