Two-thirds of Poles believe that same-sex couples should have the opportunity to marry or legalize their relationships in another way, a new survey has found.
According to the LGBT+ Pride 2024 survey by pollster Ipsos, legalization is supported by 67% of Polish respondents. Of these, 39% supported the idea of same-sex marriages while 28% supported legalization in other forms.
The survey also found that 41% of Poles now support the right of same-sex couples to adopt children, an increase of 8 percentage points compared to a similar survey from 2021.
One in three respondents in Poland (36%) say they have a gay person among their relatives or close colleagues.The figure rises to 41% among women, and 45% among young people.
The survey also found that 47% percent of Polish adults support the idea that LGBTQ+ people should be able to openly talk to everyone about their sexual orientation or gender identity.
The survey also found that 41% of Poles now support the right of same-sex couples to adopt children, an increase of 8 percentage points compared to a similar survey from 2021.
One in three respondents in Poland (36%) say they have a gay person among their relatives or close colleagues.The figure rises to 41% among women, and 45% among young people.
The survey also found that 47% percent of Polish adults support the idea that LGBTQ+ people should be able to openly talk to everyone about their sexual orientation or gender identity.
Source: IPSOS
