A majority of Wisconsin voters across all demographics said that the legalization of same-sex marriage in the state has had no effect at all on their life.
A survey of 1,071 Wisconsin voters conducted by Public Policy Polling found 70 percent of all respondents saying last year’s court decisions overturning the state’s ban on same-sex marriage didn’t affect them personally.
Even among Republican voters, 74 percent responded that granting marriage rights to same-sex couples hadn’t had an adverse impact on their life.
Among those who said it did have an effect, 18 percent said it was a negative one and 12 percent rated it positive.
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