A large majority supports surrogacy, with few opponents and a notable share of undecided voters.
No sharp gender divide: both men and women lean yes, but women account for nearly all the no votes.
The 18-24 age group is the only one genuinely split, evenly divided between yes, no, and undecided.
The debate pits two registers against each other: surrogacy as a solution for infertile people and same-sex couples, versus the risk of exploiting financially vulnerable women. A mid-day reversal, confusing surrogacy with IVF, suggests some yes votes may rest on a misunderstanding of what is actually being approved.