I. Religious Liberty Issues
Nearly two-thirds (64%) of Americans oppose allowing small business owners in their state to refuse to provide products or services to gay or lesbian people if doing so violates their religious beliefs. Roughly one-third (32%) support such religiously based service refusals.
A majority (52%) of Republicans believe small business owners should be allowed to refuse products or services to gay and lesbian people if doing so conflicts with their religious beliefs; fewer than one-third of political independents (31%) and Democrats (16%) agree. More than eight in ten (81%) Democrats and about two-thirds (66%) of independents say small businesses should not be allowed to refuse to do business with gay and lesbian people on religious grounds.
Most Religious Groups Oppose Allowing Businesses to Refuse Service to Gay and Lesbian People on Religious Grounds. Do you favor or oppose allowing a small business owner in your state to refuse to provide products or services to gay or lesbian people, if doing so violates their religious beliefs?
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