RALEIGH -- About half of North Carolina adults oppose a constitutional amendment that would ban gay marriage, as the state continues to separate itself from its Southern peers.
An Elon University poll released Monday found that 50.4 percent of respondents oppose or strongly oppose such an amendment. More than 43 percent of those in the survey said they would support or strongly support it.
Voters in every Southern state except North Carolina have approved state constitutional amendments restricting marriage to a union between one man and one woman.
Democratic leaders in North Carolina argue that state law already prohibits gay marriage, but supporters say an amendment would provide stronger protections for traditional marriage.
The Elon poll surveyed 620 North Carolina residents from March 15 to March 19. It has a margin of error of plus or minus 4 percentage points.
(Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)

its okayq
Oh please! They are sinners!
Religion is the problem!
oppose marriage amendment
Amen to that!! I cant
Just my opinion
POOR STEVE
God made Steve. He just
Adam & Eve & Steve?
If God created Adam and Eve,
Normal
Get the government OUT of marriage
All or none
US Constitution vs. God
Unconditional Love
and
RE: US constitution VS God
WHATEVER!!!!
The laws of man?
I will pray for you
Yes
so was yours
The way of the world....
Principals that this country was founded on
I agree with you 100%.
Legal (neutral) vs religious marriage
great
Andrew, that was very well
I do not recall a line in
I agree.