A new poll shows
that a majority of Florida voters favor same-sex
marriage or civil unions and also oppose the state's ban on
adoption by gays. The Quinnipiac University study
found that 27% of voters in the state support same-sex
marriage, while 35% support civil unions, the Orlando
Sentinel reports.
However, that
combined 62% is the same percentage of Florida voters who
supported the state's ballot measure banning both gay
marriage and civil unions on Election Day last
November, the paper reports.
According to the
poll, 55% of voters oppose the state's ban on adoption
by gays.
The poll was
released Thursday and has a margin of error of 2.7
percentage points. (Advocate.com)
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