Majority of New Yorkers Now Support Gay Marriage

New York State voters have shifted their support for the first time to a slim majority backing a law to allow same-sex couples to marry, Quinnipiac University said in a poll released on Tuesday. The poll found 51 percent of voters supported gay marriage versus 41 percent who opposed it, with 8 percent undecided. The poll was released as a bill seeking to legalize gay marriage languishes in the State Senate due to a leadership battle between Democrats and Republicans. Full Story from Reuters

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