The New Jersey Senate has voted 20–14 to defeat a bill that would have redefined marriage to include same-sex couples. The vote was a last-ditch attempt to get something through the lame-duck legislature before Governor Corzine, who expressed support for the bill, is to leave office. One Republican voted in favor and six Democrats voted against.
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William C. Duncan is the Religious Freedom Policy Fellow at Sutherland Institute, an independent, nonpartisan public-policy think tank in Salt Lake City, Utah.
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