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Debate Over Equality March Exposes Split in Approach
It was meant to be a unifying show of strength at a critical juncture in the gay rights movement. But a march planned for Sunday on the Mall in Washington is exposing deep divisions among gay rights advocates around the country.
Colorado’s young people putting political fervor into action
Politicians from both sides of the aisle say efforts like Stu Allen's illustrate a departure from previous generations, where today's 20-somethings aim to make their mark on the political landscape earlier and with a more egalitarian view on such issues as same-sex marriage.
TABOR Opponents Campaign Through Rain
If approved, TABOR 2 would force state and local governments to limit spending to the rate of inflation, while factoring in population growth.
Question 1 donations questioned
A state ethics commission plans to investigate claims that groups working to repeal Maine’s gay marriage law violated campaign finance laws in order to hide the identities of donors.
Same-sex marriage close to DC approval
D.C. Council member David A. Catania will introduce legislation Tuesday to allow same-sex couples to marry - a bill virtually assured passage by the council and unlikely to generate enough opposition to be overturned by the Democrat-controlled Congress.
Maine will scrutinize anti-gay groups
The Maine campaign ethics committee voted 3 to 2 the morning of Oct. 1 to launch a formal investigation into the funding of an anti-gay ballot initiative in that state this year.
Maine Marriage Campaign Probe Gets OK
Maine's campaign oversight board overruled a staff recommendation Thursday and authorized an investigation into fundraising by groups supporting the campaign to repeal the state's gay marriage law in a Nov. 3 referendum.
Gay Marriage Ban is Underdog in Maine
The analysis found that support for gay marriage bans was strongly tied to two factors: the degree of religiosity in a state, as measured by 2008 Gallup tracking surveys, and the year that the initiative was up for vote -- marriage bans have lost support at a rate of about 2 percent per year, ceteris paribus.
Prop 8 Campaign Must Release Campaign Data
The sponsors of California's same-sex marriage ban must hand over some internal campaign records to lawyers seeking to overturn the voter-enacted initiative, a federal judge in San Francisco ruled Thursday.
DC Gay Marriage Bill to Be Introduced Tuesday
A gay marriage bill is expected to be introduced Tuesday in Washington D.C., the bill's sponsor, councilman David A. Catania (I-At Large), announced Wednesday.
