The Results Are In: See Where States Stand on Same-Sex Mariage, Doctor-Assisted Suicide, Medical Marijuana, Affirmative Action & Abortion
The people have spoken. Here’s some of the latest state law updates:
- California voters have decided to ban same-sex marriage with 52 percent voting to limit marriage to heterosexual couples. The CA State Attorney said those who have already been married in the state will retain their validity; however, legal challenges are possible. They join 27 other states that have already banned same-sex marriage.
- Florida and Arizona voters also voted to ban same-sex marriage, with 62 percent and 56 percent voting to limit marriage to heterosexuals.
- Washington voted to allow doctor-assisted suicide for the terminally ill.
- South Dakota and Colorado voters rejected curtailing abortion rights.
- Michigan constituents voted to allow the use of medical marijuana.
- Nebraska voted to end race and gender-based affirmative action.
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