Sentences with phrase «vote on marriage equality»

He also broke with Gov. Andrew Cuomo, calling again for an immediate vote on a marriage equality bill, arguing that voters have a right to know where their elected officials stand.

[6][7] On 5 February 2013 MP Gregory Barker voted in favour in the House of Commons Second Reading vote on marriage equality in Britain.

Tim Kennedy and Republican Assemblymembers are prime examples of Conservative endorsements that occurred despite votes on marriage equality.

The Empire State Pride Agenda's executive director Alan Van Capelle release a statement demanding a promised vote on marriage equality:

The group is organizing against certain lawmakers as retaliation for their «no» votes on the marriage equality bill that was defeated in the Senate in December 2009 by a margin of 38 to 24.

According to Gay City News, both Empire State Pride Agenda executive director Alan van Capelle and State Senator Tom Duane are still confident about a vote on marriage equality:

When the session broke up around midnight last night without a vote on marriage equality, the News» Ken Lovett reported that gay activists actually hissed at senators.

When asked by the Observer's Azi Paybarah whether Lanza saw a vote on marriage equality today, he answered «no.»

Intel hears that Cuomo's people are talking about a vote on marriage equality closer to Wednesday or even later in the week.

NY GOP SENATOR ALESI: An agonized «no» vote on marriage equality?

Here's some brief, shaky video of the demonstration held yesterday at New York state senator Carl Kruger's home in Queens in response to his «no» vote on marriage equality.

It's important to remember that a few years ago we wouldn't have even imagined taking a vote on marriage equality, so, yes, we have made progress, even in losing.

New York State Senate Majority Leaders Dean Skelos, a Republican, has long said he'd allow a vote on a marriage equality bill and not block it from the floor, even though he himself is against it.

We expect and deserve a vote on marriage equality this week.»

A woman from Canberra, Australia has been suspended by dating app Tinder for asking too many matches whether or not they registered to vote, so they could receive a ballot to vote on marriage equality.