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Well, being that I LIVE in New Hampshire, I think it's pretty safe to say that the vast majority of residents do NOT support gay marriage/civil unions, nor the repeal of DADT.

A few pieces of evidence, if I may:

--The legislature which passed this was a Dem majority, as was the state Senate. Since that time, the Legislature has gone from a (appx.) 250-150 Dem majority to a 297-103 GOP majority. Likewise, the state Senate went from a 14-10 Dem majority to a 19-5 GOP majority.

--Gay marriage was NEVER placed on a referendum. The people never got to decide.

--The incoming House leadership has repeal of the gay marriage law on their 2011 agenda (along with spending cuts, tax limitations, etc.)

--Here in NH, there was an Episcopalian diocese who allowed gays/gay marriages in the congregation. Within a year, that congregation dropped by over 50 percent.

--No poll has been taken by any reputable organization which shows the majority of NH resident support gay marriage. Ever.

Please, don't lump me with the "homosexual agenda" simply because I don't parrot your line or those of the more ignorant on this board.