claim: polls on legalizing same-sex marriage "are not dramatically changing."
author: julaine appling
evidence_1: jun 27, 2017 ... nearly half of younger evangelicals support gay marriage, according to a new  poll. ... an organization that wants to change churches' attitudes on lgbt issues.  ... the survey does not show a large generational gap, however.
evidence_2: dec 5, 2012 ... the united states has seen dramatic changes in recent years in attitudes ... why  some americans favor legal same-sex marriage ... gay americans that issues  involving homosexuality will one day no longer divide the nation.
evidence_3: jun 26, 2015 ... an unprecedented change. ... conservatives to the polls. less than 11 years later,  same sex marriage is now legal in every state in america.
evidence_4: jun 26, 2017 ... since then, support for same-sex marriage has steadily grown. ... in pew  research center polling in 2001, americans opposed same-sex marriage by a  ..... by race (2001-2017) white, non-hispanic black, non-hispanic 2002 ...
evidence_5: mar 25, 2013 ... perkins was not alone in pushing the message that the polls cannot be correct.  appearing with ... fifty-eight percent now thinks same sex marriage is legal, 36  percent, illegal. ... why the dramatic change in national opinion?