A large majority of Maine voters said the measure that legalized same-sex marriage in the state has had no impact on their lives, according to a survey from Democratic-leaning Public Policy Polling released Friday.
Sixty-one percent of voters said they’ve been unfazed by the same-sex marriage law that passed at the ballot in November, while 17 percent said it’s had a positive impact on their lives and 22 percent said it’s had a negative impact. To look at it another way, nearly 78 percent of Maine voters said the law has not adversely affected them at all.
Sixty-three percent of Democrats said the law has not affected them, as did 57 percent of Republican voters in the state.