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Posted: 5:12 AM Jul 10, 2006
Residents Split on Civil Union Ban for WI Constitution
Voters will have the choice on the November ballot
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People in Wisconsin are evenly divided when asked if the state constitution should be amended to ban civil unions, according to a poll from political news website www.wispolitics.com.
The question will be on the November 7 ballot. Researchers called 600 adults at random last month. Earlier polls produced a higher percentage in favor of the ban, and opponents say this shows a shifting public opinion. Supporters don't think it's a true reflection of Wisconsinites' attitude on the issue.
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