Thursday, June 11, 2009

Groups begin talk of ballot wording for Prop 8 Repeal

Not only is there debate over just when marriage equality proponents should return to the ballot to restore same-sex marriage in California, there is also disagreement about the exact wording for an initiative. Draft language is being worked on now. In addition to wording that repeals Proposition 8, which eliminated same-sex marriage, several groups are working on language that would provide a religious exemption and address school curriculum. Prop 8 proponents used both religion and school lessons to great effect during last year's fight, and the No on 8 campaign was slow to respond to television commercials that stated kids would be taught about same-sex marriage in school. That issue continues to vex marriage equality proponents, as evidenced by polling data that was unveiled during a leadership summit in Fresno last month. Full Story from the Bay Area Reporter

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