Same-sex relationships should be accepted

Date
September-October 2018
Regions Surveyed
12

Full Survey Results

The survey was conducted among 24,092 respondents in 22 assembly constituencies each across 12 states. The assembly constituencies where the survey was conducted were randomly selected using the probability proportionate to size method (See Table A.1). Thereafter four polling stations within each of the sampled constituencies were selected using the systematic random sampling method. Finally, 30 respondents were also randomly selected using the same method from the latest electoral rolls of the sampled polling stations. This procedure ensures that the selected sample is fully representative of the cross-section of voters in the country. Specially trained field investigators asked the respondents, in a face-to-face interview a detailed set of questions which could take up to 20-25 minutes. They were instructed to interview only those whose names were given to them. At some locations the non-availability of sampled respondents or difficulty in finding households necessitated replacements or substitutions.

Question: "Should sexual relationships between two men or two women be accepted in society?"

Disagree
Agree
Survey Average (Unweighted)
54.6%
18.8%
  1. 38%
    36%
  2. 2. Delhi
    49%
    30%
  3. 50%
    30%
  4. 30%
    10%
  5. 5. Punjab
    45%
    16%
  6. 54%
    25%
  7. 7. Assam
    44%
    12%
  8. 50%
    13%
  9. 9. Kerala
    63%
    19%
  10. 66%
    11%
  11. 75%
    17%
  12. 12. Mizoram
    91%
    7%

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 Unknownmiles