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Lochloosa

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2. Florida should have been included in this list.

Reply to rurallib (Original post)

Fri Apr 4, 2014, 03:34 PM

Apr 2014

Florida law does not recognize any form of relationship between same-sex partners.[1] Same-sex marriage and civil unions were banned when a state constitutional amendment was endorsed by 62% of the voters on November 4, 2008,[2][3] exceeding the 60% margin required.[4]

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Poll: What state do you think will hold out til last [View all] rurallib Apr 2014 OP

Certainly AL and MS. I think that there will be 3-4 holdouts left before the Feds finally mandate Erose999 Apr 2014 #1

Florida should have been included in this list. Lochloosa Apr 2014 #2

They only allow 10 - thus the other category rurallib Apr 2014 #3

Hmm. I would have said Utah a few months ago... BeeBee Apr 2014 #4