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New lawsuit aims to strike down Ohio same-sex marriage ban
CINCINNATI — Civil rights attorneys have filed a lawsuit seeking to strike down Ohio’s gay marriage ban and to allow same-sex couples to marry in the state.
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Poll: Ohio voters likely to support gay marriage if religious exemption included
Ohio voters are split on the idea of same-sex marriage, but they’re far more likely to support it if know religious institutions won’t be forced to wed gay and lesbian couples, a new poll shows.
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Poll: 85 percent of Ohio voters know someone who is LGBT
Eighty-five percent of Ohio voters know someone who is gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender, according to a new poll by a group that hopes familiarity breeds support for marriage equality.
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Ohio LGBT advocacy groups at odds (again) over gay marriage strategy
COLUMBUS, Ohio — A short-lived show of unity Wednesday between Equality Ohio and Freedom Ohio deteriorated quickly as the allies-turned-rivals-turned-allies turned into rivals again.
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Gay marriage advocates to wait until 2014 to put issue before Ohio voters
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The group collecting signatures for a referendum on marriage equality in Ohio says it will wait until 2014 to put the issue before voters.
