A new Crain’s/Ipsos Illinois poll shows that opposition to marriage equality in the Land of Lincoln is at an all-time low. While 50 percent support the same-sex marriage bill advancing through the state legislature, only 29 percent are committed to opposing it, while another 20 percent don’t know or have mixed feelings. Supporters also support with more intensity (37 percent “strongly” favor passage) than opponents oppose (19 percent “strongly” disagree with the bill). The legislation passed the Illinois Senate on Valentine’s Day, and proponents are cautiously optimistic about passage in the House.
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