MARRIAGE
AMENDMENTS
Obama Voted Against A Federal Amendment
To Ban Same‐Sex Marriage. Obama sided with
the vast majority of Democrats opposing
attempts by the Republican leadership to bring
up a vote on a constitutional amendment to
ban same sex‐marriage
Obama Opposes Discriminatory Constitutional
Amendments. Obama “opposes all divisive
and discriminatory Constitutional
amendments, state or federal.” This includes
the proposed amendments In California,
Arizona and Florida.”
McCain Said He Was Proud to Have Led an
Effort To Ban Same‐Sex Marriage In Arizona.
McCain said “I'm proud to have led an effort in
my home state to change our state
Constitution to protect the sanctity of marriage
between man and woman.”
McCain Supports The California Gay Marriage
Ban. In an e‐mail to protectmarriage.com,
McCain said “I support the efforts of the
people of California to recognize marriage as a
unique institution between a man and a
woman, just as we did in my home state of
Arizona.”
McCain Says He Would Sign the Federal
Marriage Amendment Into Law. When asked
if he would sign the federal marriage
amendment if elected President, McCain
replied, “of course,” although he voted against
the amendment in the Senate.