Article: Majority Favors Law Against Gay Marriage

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Dateline: WASHINGTON More than half of Americans favor a law barring gay marriage and specifying wedlock be between a man and a woman, an Associated Press poll found.

The survey also found presidential candidates could face a backlash if they support gay marriage or civil unions, which provide gay couples the legal rights and benefits of marriage.

The poll, conducted for the AP by ICR-International Communications Research of Media, Pa., found 52 percent favor a law banning gay marriages, while 41 percent oppose it.

About four in 10 _ 41 percent _ support allowing civil unions, roughly the same level found in an AP poll three years ago. But 53 percent now say they ...

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