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Same-Sex Marriage: See How Your Delegate Voted

Patch breaks down the votes cast by Baltimore County delegates in the passage of same-sex marriage.

 

Marriage for same-sex partners narrowly cleared its first hurdle Friday evening with a 72-67 vote in favor of passing the measure in the House of Delegates. 

The bill now moves into the Senate for debate. 

Baltimore County lawmakers—20 in total—split the votes 10 for, 10 against. Republican Wade Kach was one of two Republicans who voted for the bill. 

See how your delegate voted below: 

Delegate Party District  Vote
Susan Aumann  Republican  42 Against
Joseph Boteler Republican  8 Against
Eric Bromwell Democrat 8 For
Emmett Burns Democrat 10 Against
Jon Cardin Democrat 11 For
John Cluster Republican 8 Against
Bill Frank Republican 42 Against
Rick Impallaria Republican 7 Against
Adrienne Jones Democrat 10 For
Wade Kach Republican 5B For
Steve Lafferty Democrat 42 For
Jim Malone Democrat 12 For
Pat McDonough  Republican 7 Against
Joseph "Sonny" Minnick  Democrat 6 Against
Dan Morhaim Democrat 11 For
Shirley Nathan-Pulliam Democrat 10 For
John Olszewski Jr. Democrat 6 For
Dana Stein Democrat 11 For
Kathy Szeliga Republican 7 Against
Mike Weir Jr. Democrat 6 Against

Are you content with your delegate's vote? Tell us in th comments section below. 

  • Will the Senate pass same-sex marriage?

    (Voting has been closed for this question)
    • Yes
        42 (51%)
    • No
        12 (14%)
    • Lawmakers should focus on other issues
        28 (34%)
    Total votes: 82
  • Your vote will only count once. This is not a scientific poll. View Results Vote!
Related Topics: Baltimore County lawmakers, House of Delegates passes same-sex marriage, Marriage equality Maryland, and same-sex marriage maryland

Sammi

9:15 am on Sunday, February 19, 2012

Same sex couples make a life style choice and that is their right. But, to allow them the sacrament of marriage demeans marriage.

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Killi Macklin

12:09 pm on Monday, February 20, 2012

As do people that get divorced and remarry. That should also be illegal, right?

You probably are also for small government, so why don't we just removed government from marriage entirely and take away your ability to obtain legal advantages for being married?

Concerned Mom

10:27 am on Sunday, February 19, 2012

This a civil rights issue, not a religious one!

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John

10:49 am on Sunday, February 19, 2012

I want to thank Delegate John Olszewski Jr. for standing up for the rights of all Maryland residents. I'm very disappointed in the votes of the other 6th district delegates. I believe they voted their own personal feelings and not those that represent this area.
To Sammi; marriage is a civil event. You CANNOT be married in a church unless you have a state issued marriage license. You CAN be married WITHOUT a religious ceremony of any kind. You're confused in thinking that marriage is a religious institution as it requires the civil authority to make it valid.

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Bart

11:01 pm on Sunday, February 19, 2012

Del. Lafferty, thank you for your vote. Dels. Aumann and Frank, I won't forget your votes, either.

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Karen Williams

8:25 am on Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Thanks go out to all the people who supported and voted FOR this. In the words of Neil Armstrong, thats one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind...

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