Full Survey Results
Ipsos surveyed 19,069 online adults aged 16-74 across 27 countries. Participants were asked if same-sex couples should be able to marry. Participants could select "Same-sex couples should be allowed to marry legally", "Same-sex couples should be allowed to obtain some kind of legal recognition, but not to marry", "Same-sex couples should not be allowed to marry or obtain any kind of legal recognition", or "Not sure." Equaldex combines the first two options as a net "support" of marriage or legal recognition. The remaining percentage not shown on Equaldex is the "not sure" responses.
- 1. Sweden
3%89% - 2. Netherlands
3%89% - 3. Spain
5%84% - 4. Belgium
7%84% - 7%82%
- 6. Canada
8%82% - 7. Chile
8%82% - 8. Italy
10%83% - 9. Argentina
10%82% - 10. Germany
10%81% - 11. France
7%74% - 12. Mexico
10%76% - 13. Australia
13%76% - 14. Japan
6%69% - 15. United States
15%72% - 16. South Africa
15%71% - 17. Peru
18%68% - 18. Brazil
18%68% - 19. Colombia
17%67% - 20. Hungary
18%66% - 21. Poland
22%66% - 22. China
19%63% - 23. India
18%58% - 24. South Korea
26%54% - 25. Turkey
25%43% - 26. Russia
52%29% - 27. Malaysia
65%16%
Regions are ranked by the percentage of "support" responses out of the total responses (excluding participants who answered "don't know" or refused to answer).
Submitted by danlev