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Support for same-sex marriage in the U.S. has hit a plateau, with Republican backing dropping to just 37% — a stark reversal from the steady climb that saw approval surge from 27% in 1996 to 70% at its peak. Now, 62% of Americans still see gay and lesbian relationships as morally acceptable, down slightly from last year. The growing partisan divide is reshaping the landscape, as Democrats and independents remain supportive while some states push back with new legislation. Though same-sex marriage remains legal nationwide thanks to the 2015 Supreme Court ruling, legal challenges and state-level efforts — like those in Tennessee and Idaho — signal ongoing tension. The debate continues to evolve, with national protections holding firm but local resistance gaining momentum.

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