A majority of Maryland voters support upholding the same-sex marriage law, which will go to a ballot vote in November, according to a recent survey to be released Thursday.

Fifty-four percent of voters support the measure, which Gov. Martin O’Malley signed into law this year, while 40 percent oppose it, the findings show.

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