Policy
Management
Finance
More News Topics
Housing and Urban Issues
Infrastructure
Policy Spotlight: AI
Politics
Resilience
Transportation
Workforce
Government Quotes
News in Numbers
Papers
Podcasts
Webinars
Magazine
Newsletters
Search
Menu
Policy
Management
Finance
More News Topics
Housing and Urban Issues
Infrastructure
Policy Spotlight: AI
Politics
Resilience
Transportation
Workforce
Government Quotes
News in Numbers
Papers
Podcasts
Webinars
Magazine
Newsletters
Search
CONTINUE TO SITE
✕
Internet Explorer 11 is not supported
For optimal browsing, we recommend Chrome, Firefox or Safari browsers.
Archive
Rhode Island, Last New England State Without Gay Marriage, to Vote on It
Legislation to allow gay marriage in Rhode Island is headed for a vote in the state House after being unanimously endorsed by a legislative committee.
January 24, 2013 •
Caroline Cournoyer
Facebook
LinkedIn
Twitter
Email
Print
Legislation to allow gay marriage in Rhode Island is headed for a vote in the state House after being unanimously endorsed by a legislative committee.
Facebook
LinkedIn
Twitter
Email
Print
Caroline Cournoyer
Caroline Cournoyer is GOVERNING's senior web editor.
See More Stories by Caroline Cournoyer
Never miss a story with Governing's Daily newsletter.
SUBSCRIBE