NEWS FLASH

POLL: Overwhelming Support For Equality In Connecticut | In 2008, Connecticut’s Supreme Court made the Granite State the second in the country to offer equal marriage to all citizens. In 2012, voters overwhelmingly approve of that decision, according to a recent poll from Public Policy Polling. Connecticut citizens endorse the equality law by an enormous 55-33 margin, which balloons to 68-18 for those under 30. Further, 83 percent of Republicans in the state support either equality or civil unions, and of the 33 percent of residents that oppose the former, 69 percent are willing to admit that marriage equality has not hurt them personally.