How adults’ views on same-sex marriage have changed since 2015 Supreme Court ruling

For the first time in decades, a significant divide on same-sex marriage has emerged between Republicans and Democrats, with a recent Gallup poll showing a 47-point gap, the largest since tracking began 29 years ago. While overall support for same-sex marriage among Americans is at a record high, Republican support has notably declined, revealing a generational split within the party on this issue.

Explain It To Me Like I’m 5: The United States has seen growing support for same-sex marriage over the years, but now there’s a big difference in how Republicans and Democrats feel about it, with many more Democrats supporting it than Republicans.

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