Conrad,

Calfornia used to be 50%...I have no idea for the rest of the country. A

High enough to grieve God.

More than 50% and half of the other 50% is not happy.

50%. And I think the reason is that people rush in hastily. And it's also too easy to get a divorce. I think people should live together for at least 7 years before they decide to get married.

Interesting question. haven't given this one much thought but I'm guessing the way the world is today, and how Marriage isn't taken as seriously as it once use to be at one point in time...well.. maybe over 50% & climbing...I'm sure it's a high number.

My guess is over 50% ... and climbing. 

40% would be my guess

I'd have to say 50% or more, which is very sad.

Conrad Allen I know it is high. I'll guess 50%.

Over 50% now.

As Groucho used to say 'are you married or happy?'

I have no clue but guessing it could be around 50%

It is over 50% now but I don't kow the number.

50% of first marriages

85% of second marriages

99 % of third marriages  

Last I heard it was 40-50%.  The second and third marriage statistics are even more dismal.  Some lessons are hard to learn, I guess.  

Tell us.

Depends on the state. Here in California it is a very high. 

60-65%

I would say 50%, but I hear that seniors are the fastest growing segment of the population that are divorcing. I guess after 30+ years, they have had enough of each other.

Guessing 80%?

Good morning Conrad. So often I have heard the rate was 50%, but have no clue if that is the case.

Unfortunate that far too many fail to take this commitment seriously.

Conrad Allen I think it is about 60%! (Does that account for 2nd and 3rd and 4th and....divorce?)

I would say 70% it is sad. Conrad will you marry me?

It's probably over 50% now!

I'd heard 50%-ish.

No, but I am sure it is too high Conrad Allen 

When I got married I told my husband that I didn't believe in divorce...but death, that was a whole different story

75%

67%

Last time I heard mention of it 57% was the number bandied about.

About half maybe? MOL?

55% for first marriages.  65% for second and it goes up from there...

I would guess more than 60%.

No idea but I'll guess 50%.

The rate?  2 at a time.

I'm guessing 48%.

I don't but I predict I soon will learn.  

Over 50%.....

50% used to be the number!

no

Very often, once a divorce is completed, the parties involved are destined to repeat the process, multiple times in many cases.

They FAILED to learn the lesson.

What would the rate be is serial divorcees were counted only once. And, they tend to marry each other predestined to fail.

Did you know pre-arranged marriages have a better success rate?

By the way, "What is marriage, today?"

No.

I believe it's around 50%.

I'm going with 90% over time...

No.

around 60% ?