My only repy to this is that everywhere that Anti Gay Marriage
legislation was on the ballot, it recieved overwhelming support. It
even passed in the rather liberal North West.

I might have to question their polling method, although it could be
somewhat accurate.
The first two are broad areas that could cover a bunch of different
things and meanings while the last two are very specific.

It's probable that most of the country is like me on this issue, I
really don't give much of a damn about it one way or the other. But, if
you put it on a ballot and asked me to choose, Marriage is a social
institution and society should be able to dictate what it considers
acceptable. But this isn't a defining issue for me at all.