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TRENTON - A Quinnipiac University poll released today shows New Jersey voters narrowly oppose legalizing gay marriage by a 49 to 46 margin.

Earlier this month, a Rutgers-Eagleton Poll found narrow support for same-sex matrimony. So did a Quinnipiac poll in April.

The issue is pressing because Garden State lawmakers may consider legalizing gay marriage before January 19. That's when Republican Chris Christie will replace Democrat Jon Corzine as governor.

Corzine says he'd sign a gay marriage law, but Christie says he would veto it.

2 comments:

• joisey (238) posts 11:02 am

  Christie for President!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

• roller137 (269) posts 9:09 am

  I believe that there should be a legally recognized Same/Sex union. A constitutionally defined "Holy-Matrimony" should be solely assigned to those who are married by religious ceremony. All other legal unions, whether Same/Sex or Non-religious Government ceremonies could then be called "Marriages". This would help to reveal if the Same/Sex marriage demands are legitimate or simply a political agenda for Radical Gays to offend Organized Religion.

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