A majority of young Republicans support gay marriage.
According a new poll from the Pew Research Center, 61 percent of adult Republicans under age 30 favor marriage equality, while 35 percent remain opposed.
Twenty-six percent of young Republicans also say "more gay and lesbian couples raising children" is a good thing for Americans society, compared to 18 percent who say it's a bad thing. Fifty-six percent say it doesn't make a difference or they don't know.
Older Republicans disagree, with just 27 percent ages 50 and older in favor of allowing gay couples to marry, and a large majority (52% ages 50-64; 66% ages 65+) saying it's bad for society to allow gay couples to raise a family.
(Related: Majority of Millennials describe themselves as supporters of gay rights.)
According a new poll from the Pew Research Center, 61 percent of adult Republicans under age 30 favor marriage equality, while 35 percent remain opposed.
Twenty-six percent of young Republicans also say "more gay and lesbian couples raising children" is a good thing for Americans society, compared to 18 percent who say it's a bad thing. Fifty-six percent say it doesn't make a difference or they don't know.
Older Republicans disagree, with just 27 percent ages 50 and older in favor of allowing gay couples to marry, and a large majority (52% ages 50-64; 66% ages 65+) saying it's bad for society to allow gay couples to raise a family.
(Related: Majority of Millennials describe themselves as supporters of gay rights.)
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