Over 50% of Protestants in Northern Ireland are in favour of lifting the ban on abortion, with 63% of Protestant voters under 40 in favour of same-sex marriage, according to a study by the University of Liverpool.
A post-election survey carried out by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), found younger pro-union Protestants feel alienated by unionist parties due to their social conservatism.
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We want to hear from pro-union Protestants in Northern Ireland. Which political party do you support? Do you feel they represent you on social issues such as abortion and gay marriage? What do you think the future holds for Northern Ireland?
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