Source
Public Policy Polling
Year
2012

Massachusetts: Support for different forms of same-sex legal recognition

55%
Gay couples should be allowed to legally marry
31%
Gay couples should be allowed to form civil unions but not marry
12%
There should be no legal recognition of a gay couple's relationship
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Impact on the Equality Index

Score86 / 100
Weight100 / 100
Time decay factor (13 years)0.0317 (0.7512)
Adjusted weight (after time decay)3.2 / 100

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