<![CDATA[Part Of The Landscape I]]>New Hampshire Republicans are busy planning to revisit marriage equality in the next legislative session. No one seems to have told them that opposition to repealing marriage equality is now polling at 50 percent, and support for repeal is at 23 percent. And the awful impact of same-sex marriage on New Hampshire?

Just 8 percent of residents said they thought legalizing same-sex marriage had a major effect on the state, while 38 percent said they thought it had a minor effect, compared to 47 percent who said it had no effect. Just 9 percent of Republicans and 11 percent of conservatives said they thought it had a major effect on the state.

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