Opinion Today
June 24, 2024
Same-Sex Relations, Marriage Still Supported by Most in U.S. Megan Brenan, Gallup More than two in three Americans continue to believe that marriage between same-sex couples should be legal (69%), and nearly as many say gay or lesbian relations are morally acceptable (64%). Both readings have been consistently above the 50% mark since the early 2010s and above 60% since 2017.
America's new generation gap: Young voters say they'll inherit a more challenging world. But will they vote in it? Anthony Salvanto, Fred Backus & Jennifer De Pinto, CBS News It's actually not all ok, Boomers — at least not in the eyes of America's youngest voters. Many under 30 believe their elders are leaving them a more dangerous world, with a worse environment and less opportunity. These young voters are a more diverse group than older generations and in contrast to America's oldest voters, they think politics would be better with more of that diversity, too.
Meet the ‘double haters’ who could decide the election Ashley Parker, Washington Post Many voters express resignation, dismay and anger over being asked to choose between Biden and Trump again in November
