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Virginia voters to decide whether to enshrine same-sex marriage right in constitution
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As voters cast their ballots in Virginia, they won’t just be voting for candidates — but also on three potential amendments to the commonwealth’s constitution . One of the proposed amendments would enshrine marriage equality in Virginia’s constitution and do away with an unenforceable same-sex marri…
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Virginia’s Question 2 would remove the state constitution’s same-sex marriage ban and protect equal marriage rights, a change Log Cabin Republicans call a victory for individual liberty.
As voters cast their ballots in Virginia, they won’t just be voting for candidates — but also on three potential amendments to the commonwealth’s constitution . One of the proposed amendments would enshrine marriage equality in Virginia’s constitution and do away with an unenforceable same-sex marri…
On Nov. 3, Virginians will consider Question 2, a proposed constitutional amendment that would remove the commonwealth's existing prohibition on same-sex marriage, affirm the right of two adults to marry regardless of sex, gender or race, and require all lawful…
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