Last week Gallup released new poll
findings showing that support for both gay marriage and civil
unions had edged upward. The polls show:
a modest increase in the number of Americans who support giving gay couples some of the legal rights that heterosexual couples enjoy. The public is about evenly divided on a law that would establish gay civil unions with some of the same rights that marriages have, and it remains more opposed than supportive of giving gay marriages the same legal status as traditional marriages. However, for both proposals, there is somewhat greater support today than there was several months ago.
The light advances as the darkness recedes, at least
somewhat.
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