MAINE
Question 1
The voters of the state have submitted an initiative to the general electorate that would legalize same-sex marriage. A "YES" vote would legalize same-sex marriage; a "NO" vote will prevent same-sex marriage from becoming legal in the state. NOTE: These results are unofficial until certified by Secretary of State.
YES: 53%
NO: 47%
APPROVED.
MARYLAND
Question 6
The legislature has approved same-sex marriage but was then recalled for referendum by the voters of the state. A "YES" vote would confirm the legislature's approval and make same-sex marriage legal in the state; a "NO" vote will reject the legislature's approval and same-sex marriage will not be legal in the state.
YES: 52%
NO: 48%
APPROVED.
MINNESOTA
Amendment 1
The legislature submitted a constitutional amendment to the voters of the state that would ban same-sex marriage. A "YES" vote would affirm this constitutional amendment; a "NO" vote will prevent the amendment from being added to the constitution. According to state law constitutional amendments must be approved by a majority of all ballots cast (ballots that skip this question will be counted as NO votes).
YES: 47%
NO: 53%
Total precincts reporting: 3731/4102
REJECTED.
WASHINGTON
Referendum 74
The legislature has approved same-sex marriage but was then recalled for referendum by the voters of the state. A "YES" vote would confirm the legislature's approval and make same-sex marriage legal in the state; a "NO" vote will reject the legislature's approval and same-sex marriage will not be legal in the state.
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