Support for same-sex marriage by religious service attendance
Percent of U.S. adults supporting same-sex marriage, by attendance, Gallup 2025 (in percent)
Key finding
Highest: Seldom or never attend (81%). Lowest: At least weekly (33%).
- Seldom or never attend: 81%
- Nearly weekly or monthly: 67%
- At least weekly: 33%
Source: Lifeway Research, Public Support for Same-Sex Marriage Stalls · Gallup survey of U.S. adults, reported by Lifeway Research. Article published 2025-06-11.
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What does this statistic show?
Highest: Seldom or never attend (81%). Lowest: At least weekly (33%). Seldom or never attend: 81%. Nearly weekly or monthly: 67%. At least weekly: 33%.
Who published this data?
Lifeway Research, 2025. Source: Lifeway Research, Public Support for Same-Sex Marriage Stalls (https://research.lifeway.com/2025/06/11/public-support-for-same-sex-marriage-stalls/).
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