claim: says the majority of americans support gay marriage.
author: anne hathaway
evidence_1: jun 26, 2017 ... since then, support for same-sex marriage has steadily grown. and today,  support for same-sex marriage is at its highest point since pew research center  began polling on this issue. based on polling in 2017, a majority of americans ( 62%) support same-sex marriage, while 32% oppose it. see the latest ...
evidence_2: may 19, 2015 ... washington, d.c. -- sixty percent of americans now support same-sex  marriage, as the supreme court prepares to rule on its constitutionality next  month. this is up ... in general, democrats have been the most likely to say gay  marriage should be legal, and republicans have been the least supportive.
evidence_3: an abc news poll found that the majority (58%) of americans remained opposed  to same-sex marriages, while the minority (36%) support them. however, on the  question of a constitutional amendment, more are now opposed than for it. the  majority (51%) of americans say the issue should be left for the states to decide, ...
evidence_4: may 15, 2017 ... 64% of americans say same-sex marriage should be legal; for the first time,  majority of protestants support gay marriage; support for same-sex relations has  also climbed, now at 72%. washington, d.c. -- sixty-four percent of u.s.  adults say same-sex marriages should be recognized by the law as valid.
evidence_5: jun 8, 2015 ... more than seven in 10 americans say legal recognition of same-sex marriages is  "inevitable."