48 Percent Support Gay Marriage
46 oppose
Though it doesn't legally yet recognize same-sex marriages
Huge generational divide in the numbers
Still a slim chance for news on Monday
How will people breed without the government's help?
Fox legal analyst fears "big anthropological change"
Proposition 8 defines marriage as between a man and a woman
More cases are reaching the high court
Yes, some people still care who other people marry
Well, it will be a big deal in that town
California's Proposition 8 and the federal Defense of Marriage Act both under review
Surprisingly little difference on marijuana, though
Glenn "Instapundit" Reynolds, responding to wailing and gnashing of teeth among many conservatives in the wake of last week's election.
Everybody should have a chance to get hitched (and then un-hitched)
Efforts to join other states may gain steam now
Marry all the dudes! (or ladies, if that's your thing)
A good day for same sex marriage on both sides of the pond
First time same-sex marriage approved through a public vote
Legalization winning in Maine, Maryland, ban losing in Minnesota
But less than one percent tallied so far
If the Reason staff's voting intentions are anything to go by it looks like for at least some libertarians the race for the White House will offer no cause for celebration, whatever the outcome.
Another argument for gay marriage
Likelihood of Gaga supporters voting against gay marriage probably pretty small
The Roman Catholic church has some strong opinions
Chris Kluwe's support of gay marriage doesn't necessarily mean support for Obama
There's more to the political season than analyzing every utterance by Obama and Romney.
Unsolicited messages warned recipients that Obama wants to force gay marriage onto the states
More money for getting out the message
In Maine, Maryland, Minnesota and Washington State
It's a tight race, so every vote counts
Wants to use a recent Appeals Court ruling
Equality leads by 49 percent to 45 percent