Wyoming Senate Passes Anti-Same-Sex Marriage Amendment
The Wyoming State Senate passed an Amendment to its constitution that would prohibit recognition of same-sex marriages from outside the state.
The vote was 20-10, the minimum two-thirds majority needed for constitutional amendments.
As it goes to the House, Senate Joint Resolution 5 also contains language to allow a future Legislature to recognize civil unions.
If the bill passes in the House, the amendment will be placed on the November 2012 general election ballot.
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