Gay marriage.(Opinion Pulse)

Over the past three decades, many Americans have changed their minds about the morality of homosexuality. In 1973, 80 percent said sexual relations between two adults of the same sex were always or almost always wrong. In 2002, 58 percent gave that response. In most recent polls, between 30 and 35 percent support gay marriage, and around 60 to 65 percent are opposed. There is majority support for a Constitutional amendment stating that marriage should only be between a man and a woman, but there does not appear to be a strong demand for its passage.

 
Question: There's been a lot of discussion about the way morals and 
attitudes about sex are changing in this country. Do you think it 
is...? 
 
Always or almost always wrong for             1972      2002 
 
A married person have sexual relations with 
someone other than his wife or her husband    85%       92% 
 
Two adults of the same sex 
to have sexual relations                      80%       58% 
 
A man and woman to have 
sexual relations before marriage              49%       35% 
 
Source: National Opinion Research Center, latest that of 2002. 
 
Note: Table made from line graph. 
 
Question: Do you think...? 
 
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