The results show that the number of Republican delegates supporting full civil marriage has doubled since 2004, from three points to six points. The right to form a civil union went up two points to 43, while opposition to any form of legal recognition dropped three points to 46.

The participants in this poll were a pool of 970 Democratic and 854 Republican delegates, interviewed between July 16 and August 17, 2008.

Full results of the poll are available at this link.