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O’Malley on marriage, presidential aspirations
Md. guv applauds Question 6 campaign, downplays 2016 race
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Wolfson’s comments on Md. marriage campaign ‘a big fat lie’
Freedom to Marry blasted for taking credit for Election Day victory
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W.Va. voters elect first openly gay state lawmaker
Stephen Skinner will represent portions of Jefferson County in the West Virginia House of Delegates
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N.H. voters elect country’s first out transgender statewide candidate
Stacie Laughton will represent Nashua in the state House of Representatives; gay men also elected to state Senate and Executive Council.
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4 marriage ballot fights and 4 big wins
Advocates confident of sweep in Md., Maine, Minn., Wash. battles
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Lesbian lawmaker falls short in Idaho
Republican Rep. Mike Simpson defeats state Sen. Nicole LeFavour
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Gay Republican falls short in Mass.
Tisei loses tight contest to incumbent Democrat
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HISTORIC: Maryland, Maine approve marriage equality
'We are standing here as equal citizens'
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Gay man to succeed Baldwin in Wisconsin
Pocan cruises to victory in heavily Democratic district
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Cummings: Country has come a ‘long way’ on same-sex marriage
Baltimore congressman said last month he would support Question 6
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