Voters set to decide on gay marriage in four US states

Pacific Standard Time — Tuesday, October 09, 2012

Voters set to decide on gay marriage in four US states:

Maine – which rejected gay marriage in a referendum in 2009 by 53 to 47 percent – could become the first state to legalize same-sex marriage solely by popular vote. In Washington and Maryland, where the state legislatures passed laws expanding marriage ...

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Voters set to decide on gay marriage in four US states

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