Nearly three in four Arizona voters said they supported Brewer’s decision to veto the bill, with only 18 percent against it, according to a Public Policy Polling poll out Tuesday. A strong majority of each party, including Republicans, were behind her move.

A smaller majority opposed the controversial SB 1062, which would have allowed business owners to refuse customers service based on their religious beliefs. Sixty-six percent of Arizona voters opposed the bill, while 22 percent supported it. …

The left-leaning polling firm also found for the first time in its polling that a plurality of Arizonans support same-sex marriage in their state, 49 percent to 41 percent.