"Fifty percent think that the Supreme Court should rule that same-sex marriage must be legal
throughout the country, while 48 percent think it should not, according to a new AP-Gfk poll.
A small majority, 52 percent, said businesses that offer wedding related services should be able to refuse service on same-sex couples of religious grounds. Forty-five percent said that they should not be allowed to refuse service.
The findings come one day after the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a group of cases that could allow the court to rule that bans on same-sex marriage are unconstitutional. They also come amid an ongoing debate over "religious liberty" laws..." TheHill
A small majority, 52 percent, said businesses that offer wedding related services should be able to refuse service on same-sex couples of religious grounds. Forty-five percent said that they should not be allowed to refuse service.
The findings come one day after the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a group of cases that could allow the court to rule that bans on same-sex marriage are unconstitutional. They also come amid an ongoing debate over "religious liberty" laws..." TheHill
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