Full Survey Results
In April 2013, The Williams Institute published a report that provides insights into public support for same-sex marriage in the U.S. by analyzing demographic data and over ten national surveys conducted between 2011 and 2012 from sources like PEW, CNN, and ABC. Their approach offers a reliable estimation of public opinion trends across the states during this time frame.
Oppose
Support
Survey Average
56.3%
43.7%
- 38%62%
- 2. Connecticut43%57%
- 43%57%
- 4. Vermont46%54%
- 5. Oregon46%54%
- 6. Hawaii46%54%
- 7. New York47%53%
- 8. Maine47%53%
- 9. Washington48%52%
- 10. New Jersey49%51%
- 11. Rhode Island50%50%
- 12. California50%50%
- 13. Colorado50%50%
- 14. Delaware51%49%
- 15. Maryland52%48%
- 16. New Hampshire53%47%
- 17. Nevada53%47%
- 18. Pennsylvania53%47%
- 19. New Mexico53%47%
- 20. Illinois53%47%
- 21. Wisconsin53%47%
- 22. Alaska54%46%
- 23. Arizona54%46%
- 24. Montana54%46%
- 25. Iowa55%45%
- 26. South Dakota55%45%
- 27. Michigan57%43%
- 28. Minnesota57%43%
- 29. Virginia57%43%
- 30. Florida58%42%
- 31. Ohio59%41%
- 32. Kansas59%41%
- 33. Wyoming59%41%
- 34. Idaho59%41%
- 35. Indiana60%40%
- 36. North Dakota60%40%
- 37. North Carolina62%38%
- 38. Nebraska62%38%
- 39. Missouri63%37%
- 40. Georgia63%37%
- 41. Utah64%36%
- 42. Oklahoma66%34%
- 43. Mississippi66%34%
- 44. South Carolina66%34%
- 45. Kentucky67%33%
- 46. Texas67%33%
- 47. West Virginia68%32%
- 48. Alabama68%32%
- 49. Tennessee68%32%
- 50. Arkansas69%31%
- 51. Louisiana69%31%
Regions are ranked by the percentage of "support" responses out of the total responses (excluding participants who answered "don't know" or refused to answer).
Submitted by Aleksandar