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New Hampshire Journal: New Poll Shows Bipartisan Support for Child Care Scholarships in New Hampshire
“A new statewide poll finds that New Hampshire voters in both parties believe child care costs are leaving families struggling, and a strong majority support more public funding for early childhood education — particularly if it includes parental choice.”
Opinion: Marriage equality isn’t in danger, but Democrats need you to stay afraid
On an issue as important to human happiness as the right to share your life with a partner in marriage, we should all try to keep the fear and cynicism that poisons our politics to a minimum.
South Carolina Daily Gazette: SC’s beauty and resources must be preserved as the economy grows. Help us plan.
We are proud to welcome James Dozier, founder and board president of Centerline Action, as our keynote speaker.
CNN Politics: The Supreme Court blessed same-sex marriage 10 years ago. Is a backlash brewing?
Kristen Soltis Anderson, a Republican pollster and CNN contributor, wrote for the New York Times about polling she conducted with a coalition of GOP pollsters for the organization Centerline Liberties.
The Washington Examiner: Opinion: Trump’s view on marriage equality is a political winner
When Donald Trump descended the golden escalator at Trump Tower a decade ago, everything in the Republican Party changed instantly.
Axios: Exclusive: 10 years ago, a day to remember for Obama
72% of all voters believe that same-sex couples should have the right to marry, and 55% of Republicans support the Respect For Marriage Act, according to a survey released this month by Centerline Liberties and Project Right Side.
Axios: A decade after Obergefell, LGBTQ+ rights remain under threat
Recent polling from a trio of firms on behalf of Centerline Liberties and Project Right Side found that even a majority of Republicans (56%) agree with the right to marry when a neutral option was not provided.
The Hill: Majority of Republicans support same-sex marriage, new polling shows
The June 2025 survey — conducted on behalf of Project Right Side and Centerline Liberties by polling groups Redbud Consulting, Echelon Insights and National Research — comes 10 years after the Supreme Court’s Obergefell v. Hodges ruling granted the federal right to same-sex marriage.
The New York Times: Opinion: Roll Back Legal Same-Sex Marriage? Republicans Are Getting It Wrong.
In polling I conducted with a coalition of Republican pollsters on behalf of Centerline Liberties and Project Right Side, published Friday morning, roughly 78 percent of Republicans surveyed said that “what two consenting adults do in their personal lives is none of my business — and it shouldn’t be the government’s either.”