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The following eleven states voted to ban same-sex marriages on Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2004, according to the Washington Post. The results, with winners in bold, were as follows:

StateYes/NoPercentPopular Vote
1. ArkansasYes to ban75%746,382
No to ban25%248,827
2. GeorgiaYes to ban76%2,273,317
No to ban24%701,466
3. KentuckyYes to ban75%1,216,009
No to ban25%415,026
4. MichiganYes to ban59%2,685,892
No to ban41%1,901,842
5. MississippiYes to ban86%902,609
No to ban14%145,490
6. MontanaYes to ban67%289,463
No to ban33%145,741
7. North DakotaYes to ban73%222,899
No to ban27%81,396
8. OhioYes to ban62%3,242,160
No to ban38%2,010,876
9. OklahomaYes to ban76%1,075,079
No to ban24%347,246
10. OregonYes to ban57%974,703
No to ban43%740,321
11. UtahYes to ban66%557,278
No to ban34%283,949
TOTALS: Yes to ban67%14,185,791
No to ban33%7,022,180

 

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