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Two polls, two different views on needle exchanges.


 A survey conducted for the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), a gay and lesbian lobbying group, indicated that 55 percent of those polled are in favor of needle-exchange programs. The Family Research Council (FRC), a conservative lobbying group, found that 62 percent of those surveyed opposed needle-exchange programs. Those surveyed were first given a short statement about needle-exchange programs and the prevalence of HIV among intravenous drug users. It is possible that the methodology used to present the information influenced the respondents' decisions.
