Two-thirds of Hoosiers believe gay-marriage amendment wrong course, poll says

By 64 percent to 36 percent, voters say amending the Indiana Constitution is not the right way to deal with same sex marriage.

A slight plurality - 46 percent to 43 percent - oppose the amendment.

For comparison, an April 2013 statewide survey by the same polling company showed voters were similarly divided, but with 46 percent in support.