New Jersey To See Marriage Bill
Marriage equality will be the very first bill considered by the New Jersey legislature when the 2012 session begins on Wednesday.
In a dramatic move, Democratic leaders plan to announce at a news conference Monday that a bill legalizing gay marriage will be the first measure introduced in the new session of the Senate and the Assembly, sources with knowledge of their intentions said last night. A unified Democratic leadership represents the best chance supporters will have to see a bill legalizing gay marriage move through both houses, according to three sources who requested anonymity because they are not authorized to speak publicly about the plan.Gov. Chris Christie opposes same-sex marriage and has vowed not to sign any bill should one reach his desk.
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