Utah was among states with the highest support for nondiscrimination protections for LGBTQ+ Americans — ahead of reliably blue states like California and New York — in a recent survey by the Public Religion Research Institute.
The Republican-led Utah Legislature passed more laws targeting LGBTQ+ this year. A new poll shows that most Utahns are supportive of their LGTBQ+ neighbors.
Dozens of Utahns filed into a filled-to-capacity committee room on the second day of Utah’s 2024 legislative session to give input on a bill imposing more restrictions on the state’s transgender residents. A line of people opposing the measure wrapped around rows of chairs and stretched out the door, beyond lawmakers’ view.
Utah was among states with the highest support for nondiscrimination protections for LGBTQ+ Americans — ahead of reliably blue states like California and New York — in a 2023With 86% of Utah participants signifying they back measures safeguarding their LGBTQ+ neighbors from discrimination, the only state with more enthusiasm for such laws was Hawaii with 88%, while 87% from the District of Columbia also agreed.
Approximately 65% of Utahns answered that they support the right of same-sex couples to marry legally — a right that has been considered protected by the U.S. Constitution for nearly a decade and wasAnd in a state to which members of that church came to flee religious persecution, 55% oppose allowing small business owners to refuse services to LGTBQ+ people on the basis of their faith — like the cake maker and website designer, both from Colorado, whose cases ended up in front of the U.S.
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