A poll released in October showed that 69 percent of Texas voters support some form of relationship recognition for same-sex couples.
A three-year analysis of University of Texas/Texas Tribune polls shows that support for same-sex unions has risen most significantly among Independents and urban dwellers.
A poll released in October found a record 69 percent of Texas voters favor some sort of relationship recognition for same-sex couples, either civil unions or same-sex marriage, which is a record high. Of those polled, 75 percent of Democrats favored recognition, compared to 64 percent of Independents and Republicans, though only 15 percent of Republicans support marriage equality.
More graphics breaking down the poll results are below.
Among Independents
Among Republicans
Among urban dwellers
Among rural citizens
