To place before the voters in the August, 2004 primary election a Constitutional amendment to establish that "only the marriage of one man and one woman shall be recognized as a marriage or its legal equivalent by this state or its political subdivisions, excluding all other unions." The measure failed because it takes a two-thirds vote in both the House and Senate to put a Constitutional amendment on the ballot (73 and 26 votes, respectively).
| 65 Yeas / 38 Nays | |
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| Excused or Not Voting (6) | |
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