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Arkansas | Amendment 3: Same-Sex
Marriage |
Amend the state constitution to
define marriage as the union of one man and one woman;
Arkansas would not recognize same-sex marriages or
partnerships from another state; would recognize
common-law marriages from other states; the Arkansas
Legislature would determine rights of married couples.
Ban passes
by 75%
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Georgia | Amendment 1: Same-Sex
Marriage |
Amend the Georgia constitution to
recognize that marriage is only the union of a man and a
woman; no same-sex marriages from other states or
jurisdictions would be recognized by the state; no
divorces could be granted by a Georgia judge in the case
of same-sex marriages.
Ban passes
by 77%
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Kentucky Amendment 1: Same-Sex
Marriage |
Amend the Kentucky Constitution "to
provide that only a marriage between one man and one
woman shall be a marriage in Kentucky, and that a legal
status identical to or similar to marriage for unmarried
individuals shall not be valid or recognized?"
Ban passes
by 75%
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Michigan Proposal 04-2: Same-Sex
Marriage |
Amend the state constitution to
provide that "the union of one man and one woman in
marriage shall be the only agreement recognized as a
marriage or similar union for any purpose."
Ban passes
by 59%
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Mississippi Amendment 1:
Same-Sex Marriage |
Amend the state constitution to
recognize marriage may be valid only when between a man
and a woman; provides that a marriage from another state
or foreign jurisdiction between persons of the same
gender is void in Mississippi.
Ban passes
by 86%
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Montana Initiative 96: Same-Sex
Marriage |
Amend the state constitution
effective immediately to define civil marriage as
between a man and a woman; prohibits marriage between
persons of the same sex; marriages performed in other
states would be recognized in Montana only if between a
man and woman.
Ban passes
by 66%
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North Dakota Measure 1: Same-Sex
Marriage |
State constitution would be amended
to define marriage as being a legal union of a man and a
woman; provides that no other domestic union can have
the same legal effect.
Ban passes
by 73%
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Ohio Amendment 1: Same-Sex
Marriage |
Amend the Ohio Constitution to
recognize marriage as a union between one man and one
woman; neither the state nor counties can give legal
status to unmarried individuals whose relationships are
intended to approximate the design or effect of
marriage.
Ban passes
by 62%
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Oklahoma Question 711: Same-Sex
Marriage |
Amend the state constitution to
define marriage as being between one man and one woman;
only married people are eligible for the benefits for
married people; same-sex marriages from other states are
not valid in Oklahoma; it would be a misdemeanor to
issue a marriage license in Oklahoma; by adding Section
35 to Article 2.
Ban passes
by 76%
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Oregon Measure 36: Same-Sex
Marriage |
Amend the Oregon Constitution to say
that the state's public policy is that only a marriage
between one man and one woman shall be legal. (Oregon
statutes refer to out-of-state marriages as legal except
where the marriage violates Oregon public policy).
Ban passes
by 57%
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Utah Amendment 3: Same-Sex
Marriage |
Amend the Utah Constitution to
recognize that marriage consists only of the legal union
between a man and a woman; no other domestic union would
be recognized as a marriage or given the same or
substantially equal legal effect; amendment would take
effect on January 1, 2005.
Ban passes
by 66%
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