Full Survey Results

In 2023, Pew Research Center conducted a global survey about same-sex marriage in 24 countries. For simplicity, Equaldex combines "strongly favor" and "somewhat favor" as "favor," and "somewhat oppose" or "strongly oppose" as "oppose." Those who did not answer are not included. Sample sizes ranged from 959 to 2,611 in each country.

Question: "Do you strongly favor, somewhat favor, somewhat oppose or strongly oppose allowing gays and lesbians to marry legally?"

1. 1. Sweden
   5%

   92%
2. 2. Netherlands
   10%

   89%
3. 3. Spain
   11%

   87%
4. 4. France
   14%

   82%
5. 5. Canada
   15%

   79%
6. 6. Germany
   19%

   80%
7. 7. Australia
   23%

   75%
8. 8. United Kingdom
   23%

   73%
9. 9. Japan
   24%

   74%
10. 10. Italy
    26%

    74%
11. 11. Argentina
    25%

    67%
12. 12. Mexico
    32%

    63%
13. 13. United States
    34%

    63%
14. 14. Brazil
    40%

    52%
15. 15. India
    43%

    53%
16. 16. Greece
    50%

    49%
17. 17. Poland
    54%

    41%
18. 18. South Korea
    59%

    40%
19. 19. South Africa
    58%

    38%
20. 20. Israel
    56%

    36%
21. 21. Hungary
    64%

    31%
22. 22. Kenya
    90%

    9%
23. 23. Indonesia
    92%

    5%
24. 24. Nigeria
    97%

    2%

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).