Wide partisan divides over same-sex wedding services and public restroom use by transgender people Ifyou had to choose, which comes closest to your view? (%) wedding services provide should be required to provide those
Clear majorities of Democrats and independents who lean Democratic say that, regardless of religious objections, those providing wedding services should treat same-sex couples the same as other customers (67%), and that transgender people should be able to use facilities for the gender with which they currently identify (68%). In contrast, similar-sized majorities of Republicans and Republican leaners say that wedding-related business owners should be able to refuse service to same-sex couples on religious grounds (71%), and that transgender people should be required to use the public restrooms of the gender they were assigned at birth (67%).
Wide partisan divides over same-sex wedding services  | and public restroom use by transgender people  | Ifyou had to choose, which comes closest to your view? (%)  | Transgender people should be  | Businesses wedding that provide  | wedding services provide should be  | able to refuse to provide those  | required to use gender the public  | services to same -sex couples if  | restrooms of the gender they  | the objections business owner has religious  | objections to homosexuality religious  | were born into  | Total  | Dem/  | Rep/  | Dem/  | Total  | Rep/ Lean  | Lean  | Lean  | Lean  | Lean  | Dem  | Rep  | Dem  | Rep  | 71  | 67  | 48  | 46  | 30  | 29  | 27  | 30  | 49  | 51  | 67  | 68  | required to provide those  | allowed to use the public  | services to same sex couples  | restrooms of the gender with  | just as they would to all other  | which they currently gender identify  | customers  | Note: Don 't know/ No answer not shown.  | Source: Survey cond lucted Aug 16Se pt. 12 2016  | "Where the Public Stands on Aug Re ligious Liberty vs Nondiscrimination"  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 