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	<title>Comments on: Ore. gay rights activists aiming for new vote</title>
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		<title>By: Kari</title>
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		<dc:creator>Kari</dc:creator>
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		<description>If we make the (maybe unrealistic) assumption that opposition to a marriage ban implies support for marriage, the probability of a repeal effort succeeding in Oregon in 2012 is about 96%.

The ban only pass by 56.6% in 2004. Meanwhile, support for same-sex marriage has trended upwards by about 2% per year nationally.

Based on a multivariable regression model, estimated support for repealing the Oregon amendment should only be around 49.8% now, but will be around 58% in 2012. Consequently, the probability of such a ban being upheld at the ballot box would be quite small.</description>
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<p>The ban only pass by 56.6% in 2004. Meanwhile, support for same-sex marriage has trended upwards by about 2% per year nationally.</p>
<p>Based on a multivariable regression model, estimated support for repealing the Oregon amendment should only be around 49.8% now, but will be around 58% in 2012. Consequently, the probability of such a ban being upheld at the ballot box would be quite small.</p>
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