Commentary

Encouraging new polls in NY and MN, but is it enough? No bill yet in NY Senate

A new poll shows us neck-and-neck in Minnesota, with a vote on marriage still a year off. There's just two weeks left to pass marriage in New York, but a Senate bill still hasn't even been introduced yet. Illinois launched civil unions this week as Rhode Island debated doing the same. And a Michigan Republican can't tell the difference between gay couples and child abusers.
Commentary by
Encouraging new polls in NY and MN, but is it enough? No bill yet in NY Senate

A new poll shows us neck-and-neck in Minnesota, with a vote on marriage still a year off. There’s just two weeks left to pass marriage in New York, but a Senate bill still hasn’t even been introduced yet. Illinois launched civil unions this week as Rhode Island debated doing the same. And a Michigan Republican can’t tell the difference between gay couples and child abusers.

All in this week’s Marriage News Watch:

Transcript to this episode is here.

Click here to subscribe to our new YouTube channel, and visit us over at MarriageNewsWatch.com to find our new Facebook page, our Twitter feed, our RSS feed, and our email newsletter.

Don't forget to share:
Commentary
Civil Unions Domestic Partners Illinois Marriage Equality Minnesota New York

Support vital LGBTQ+ journalism

Reader contributions help keep LGBTQ Nation free, so that queer people get the news they need, with stories that mainstream media often leaves out. Can you contribute today?

Once Monthly Annually

Cancel anytime · Proudly LGBTQ+ owned and operated

Gates to troops opposed to openly gay service members: Get over it

Previous article

New Yorkers United for Marriage new television ad: The Blumenthal’s story

Next article

More in Commentary