Wisconsin marriage amendment.

I didn't make it to the debate at the law school last night about the constitutionality of the proposed amendment banning gay marriage, and I can't find a press report with interesting detail. If you were there, tell us about it in the comments.

Anyway, I'm interested in these poll results, showing likely voters split 53-39 in favor of the ban:

Those labeling themselves liberal were strongly against the amendment, while those calling themselves conservatives were strongly in favor. Regular church-goers and those calling themselves "born again'' also were strongly in favor, polling data suggests. Black likely voters also appeared strongly in favor.

That last point poses a dilemma for liberals working on getting out the vote, doesn't it?