Full Survey Results

In 2016 and 2017, AmericasBarometer surveyed people in North and South America about a range of topics, including same-sex marriage. Participants were asked to rank their answer on a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 being "strongly disapprove" and 10 being "strongly approve." Equaldex categories all responses from 1-5 as "disapprove" and all responses from 6-10 as "approve."

Question: "How strongly do you approve or disapprove of same-sex couples having the right to marry?"

1. 1. Canada
   24%

   76%
2. 2. Uruguay
   25%

   75%
3. 3. Argentina
   35%

   65%
4. 4. United States
   39%

   61%
5. 5. Chile
   41%

   59%
6. 6. Brazil
   48%

   52%
7. 7. Mexico
   49%

   51%
8. 8. Venezuela
   61%

   39%
9. 9. Costa Rica
   65%

   35%
10. 10. Bolivia
    65%

    35%
11. 11. Colombia
    66%

    34%
12. 12. Ecuador
    67%

    33%
13. 13. Peru
    72%

    28%
14. 14. Dominican Republic
    73%

    27%
15. 15. Paraguay
    74%

    26%
16. 16. Nicaragua
    76%

    25%
17. 17. Guatemala
    77%

    23%
18. 18. Panama
    78%

    22%
19. 19. Honduras
    79%

    21%
20. 20. Guyana
    79%

    21%
21. 21. El Salvador
    81%

    19%
22. 22. Jamaica
    84%

    16%
23. 23. Antigua and Barbuda
    88%

    12%
24. 24. Grenada
    88%

    12%
25. 25. Saint Lucia
    89%

    11%
26. 26. Dominica
    90%

    10%
27. 27. Saint Kitts and Nevis
    91%

    9%
28. 28. Haiti
    95%

    5%
29. 29. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
    96%

    4%

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).