Same-Sex Marriage: Widening Partisan Divide Emerges | JQJO

Ten years after the Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage, a widening partisan gap emerges. While overall American support for same-sex marriage is higher than in 2015, a 47-percentage-point difference now separates Democrats and Republicans, the largest in nearly three decades. This is largely due to a recent significant drop in Republican support. Although younger Republicans show higher acceptance, the overall trend suggests a potential long-term shift in public opinion, particularly within the Republican party itself.