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Posted: 3:11 PM Oct 30, 2006
Ban On Gay Marriage In Wisconsin Favored By Half Of The Voters
Poll Conducted By UW Research Group
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Half of Wisconsin's registered voters say they favor an amendment that would ban gay marriage.
That's according to a poll released Monday by the University of Wisconsin Survey Center.
The center questioned 508 people from October 18th to 26th. It has a margin of error of plus or minus four percentage points.
The survey found that 50% of registered voters favor the amendment. Support is greater among likely voters -- 52% of them favor the amendment.
The amendment has more support among men and Republicans than among women and Democrats. It also has more support among older people -- more than half of those age 45 and up favor it. While less than half of those under 45 do.
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