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As of August 2011, there are 41 states that ban [[same-sex marriage]], mostly by Constitution.
 
As of August 2011, there are 41 states that ban [[same-sex marriage]], mostly by Constitution.
  
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|Same-sex marriage was legalized by decision of the state Supreme Court in 2004.
 
|Same-sex marriage was legalized by decision of the state Supreme Court in 2004.
 
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Revision as of 21:08, May 25, 2015

As of August 2011, there are 41 states that ban same-sex marriage, mostly by Constitution.

The eleven states, plus Washington, D.C., which do not ban same-sex marriage are:

State (or D.C.) History Comments
Connecticut Same-sex marriage was legalized by decision of the state Supreme Court in 2008.
Iowa Same-sex marriage was legalized by decision of the state Supreme Court in 2009. After imposing same-sex marriage, three justices were removed from office in their retention election in November 2010.
Maryland Legislation legalizing same-sex marriage was enacted in 2012. Voters approved the same-sex marriage law in a referendum in November 2012.
Massachusetts Same-sex marriage was legalized by decision of the state Supreme Court in 2004. Subsequently property values declined and many left the state.[Citation Needed]
Minnesota Legislation legalizing same-sex marriage was enacted in 2013.
New Hampshire Legislation legalizing same-sex marriage was enacted in 2009.
New Jersey Same-sex marriage was legalized by decision of the state Supreme Court in 2013.
New York Legislation legalizing same-sex marriage was enacted in 2011.
Rhode Island Legislation legalizing same-sex marriage was enacted in 2013.
Vermont Legislation legalizing same-sex marriage was enacted in 2009. Vermont was the first state to legalize same-sex marriage via legislation rather than court decision.
Washington Legislation legalizing same-sex marriage was enacted in 2012. Voters approved the same-sex marriage law in a referendum in November 2012.
Washington, D.C. Legislation legalizing same-sex marriage was enacted in 2009.

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