Convention votes in favour of referendum on same-sex marriage

The Constitutional Convention has passed a vote calling for a referendum on same-sex marriage.

Convention votes in favour of referendum on same-sex marriage

The Constitutional Convention has passed a vote calling for a referendum on same-sex marriage.

The Convention decided to recommend that the Constitution be changed to allow for civil marriage for same-sex couples, with 79 of the 100 members in favour of the motion.

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