The latest Los Angeles Times/USC [1] poll found more evidence that the majority of Californians support same-sex couples’ right to marry.

The poll found 53 percent of the state’s residents support same-sex marriage, while 40 percent oppose it.

[2]

The results are similar to previous polls. The poll cited divisions along party lines, with Democrats and liberals supporting marriage equality and Republicans and conservatives opposed.

In addition, age appeared to be a factor – most voters younger than 30 voiced support; those older than 64 were opposed to marriage equality.

Does mean this that Proposition 8 would be rejected if voted on now? Not exactly. Older voters are more likely to turn out on Election Day than younger voters, a problem gay rights advocates must contend with.

[1] http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2010/04/majority-in-california-support-gay-marriage-times-usc-poll-finds.html
[2] http://www.365gay.com/wp-content/uploads/news-tuxedo-boys-top.jpg

Iowa says ‘no’ to marriage repeal

A Des Moines Register poll found that lawmakers shouldn’t discuss same-sex marriage, 62-36.

BBC may face sanctions for poll

After asking its web-visitors if gays should be killed, the BBC may be officially sanctioned.

BBC may face sanctions for poll

After asking its web-visitors if gays should be killed, the BBC may be officially sanctioned.

Poll: Brown still leads in Calif. governor’s race

(Sacramento, Calif.) A survey released Wednesday by the Public Policy Institute of California shows Jerry Brown would best any of the three Republicans vying for their party’s nomination but would not have a 50 percent majority against any of them.

In a matchup against billionaire former eBay chief executive Meg Whitman, …