Minnesota Poll: Voters deadlocked on marriage question

[William769]

With just over a week until the election, the multimillion-dollar fight over a constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriage remains a statistical dead heat, according to a new Star Tribune Minnesota Poll.

The race appears to have tightened slightly, with a slim plurality of Minnesotans continuing to favor the amendment. But that support falls shy of the 50 percent needed to change the state Constitution.

The poll results are nearly identical to a September Minnesota Poll, leaving both sides clawing for the few remaining undecided voters.

http://www.startribune.com/politics/statelocal/176121921.html?page=all&prepage=1&c=y&refer=y

If you live in Minnesota, please help to ensure that this discrimination amendment is defeated.

[LovePeacock]

1. Personally, I like when these issues are so deadlocked. People need to realize how hateful

conservatives really are. They need to be reminded day after day after day that conservatives hate you're fucking guts.

Gay marriage is this generation's civil rights fight, and like always the democrats will come out on the correct side of history.

Until then, let people realize that conservatives are full of hate hate hate hate hate hate hate hate hate hate hate hate hate.

[riverwalker]

2. "Keep Minnesota Nice. Vote No Twice"

been seeing those lawn signs. Other polls say the marriage amendment will lose, but the voter ID may pass. I was polled last night by local station KSTP, no results yet.