72% of Europeans support same-sex marriage.

Omissions

• The 72% figure comes from the survey question 'same-sex marriage should be allowed throughout Europe' in Special Eurobarometer 535 (fieldwork April–May 2023, published December 2023), which is the most recent dedicated EU-wide survey found for this indicator; no newer EU-wide figure was located in this search.
• The second part of the original statement ('64% believe in trans rights') was not independently verified within the search limits; only the same-sex marriage figure (72%) is confirmed here.
• The figure reflects opinion at the time of fieldwork (2023), roughly three years before the speech; support could have shifted since.

Sources

• PrimaryEuropean Commission – Eurobarometer survey detail (Survey 2972, Special Eurobarometer 535 'Discrimination in the European Union')Official Eurobarometer page for the December 2023 report: '...same sex, and that marriage of same sex partners should be allowed throughout Europe. That represents an increase of 2% for sexual relationships and of 3...' (consistent with same-sex marriage support rising 3 pp to 72% in 2023).
• SecondaryILGA-Europe72% of respondents say that same sex marriage should be allowed throughout Europe; up three pp's since 2019.
• SecondaryEquinet Europe (European Network of Equality Bodies)72% of respondents think that same-sex marriage should be allowed throughout Europe. ... Eurobarometer 535 April-May 2023 Discrimination in the European Union.