Voters shift toward 'no' on gay-marriage ban. Really?
A new poll reveals that public opinion has shifted in Minnesota, suggesting that state voters might not support a gay marriage ban. If voters rejected a constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriage, it would be a first in the United States. Can the poll results be real?
Results of a new poll indicate that public opinion has shifted in Minnesota, suggesting that state voters might not support a gay marriage ban. If voters rejected a state constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriage, it would be a first in the United States. MinnPost asks: Can the poll results be real?
Meanwhile, MPR examines this question: Should businesses (like Target) take a stand on the issue?
Gov. Mark Dayton and his two restaurateur sons are actively trying to defeat the measure, MinnPost says.
