Polls on Same-Sex Marriage State Laws

[Jordan]

The only states that I would be comfortable putting this on the ballot (that don't already have same sex marriage) are California, Oregon, and Colorado (I would be comfortable with Hawaii, but only the legislature can enact it).

[Jordan]

New Mexico does NOT support gay marriage yet:

Should marriages between same-sex couples be legally allowed in New Mexico? Or legally banned in New Mexico?

44% Allowed
51% Banned

http://www.surveyusa.com/client/PollReport.aspx?g=b470cfab-ff05-45b8-bb3f-01c54338a6ad

Seven points is a surprising margin for that state.

Remember how during the run up to the election many Republicans were complaining that the Party Id's in polls were to Democratic and that wound up being false?

This might be one that id\s a party id issue.  Party id in the poll is Dem +3, it was Dem +12 in the exit polls from November

Well, the 5% who want it neither allowed or banned are the ones who have their way there.

This is what always got me about New Mexico same sex marriage laws.  If it isn't defined in the law as being banned, shouldn't it be De-facto legal?

I mean, it works that way for about every other law.

[Jordan]

New Florida poll:

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Bad thing about Florida, is that it takes 60% of the voters to approve ballot initiatives.

and OF COURSE the gay marriage ban just BARELY passed with over 62% of the vote.