Results: Marriage Equality at the Polls
Published on 11/12/2012
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Were you surprised people voted in favor of marriage equality in all four states in which it appeared on the ballot this year? Yes, I would have only expected it to win in one state
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Yes, I would have expected it to win in more than one state but not all four
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Yes, I did not expect it to win in any of these states
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No, I was not surprised
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Undecided/no opinion
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Do you belive President Obama's support of marriage equality made people more likely to vote in favor of it? Yes
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No
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Undecided
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Were you aware marriage equality lost out every time (32 times) it appeared on a U.S. ballot before this year? Yes
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No
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What do you attribute the success of marriage equality at the elections to? People personally knowing same-sex couples/families headed by same-sex couples
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People being fans of LGBT celebrities
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The understanding that same-sex couples can be just as loving and commited as straight couples
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The understanding that same-sex couples only want the same rights as straight couples- NOT special treatment or to take anything away from others
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The president, vice president and first lady voicing their support for marriage equality
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The support of marriage equality and other LGBT issues on the Democratic Party platform
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The overall progression of our society
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Straight celebrities who support marriage equality
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Do you live in one of the four states in which marriage equality appeared on the ballot? Yes- Maine
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Yes- Maryland
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Yes- Washington
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Yes- Minnesota
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No
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