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Eleven States Ban Same-Sex Marriage

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:

State	Yes/No	Percent	Popular Vote
1. Arkansas	Yes to ban	75%	746,382
1. Arkansas	No to ban	25%	248,827
2. Georgia	Yes to ban	76%	2,273,317
2. Georgia	No to ban	24%	701,466
3. Kentucky	Yes to ban	75%	1,216,009
3. Kentucky	No to ban	25%	415,026
4. Michigan	Yes to ban	59%	2,685,892
4. Michigan	No to ban	41%	1,901,842
5. Mississippi	Yes to ban	86%	902,609
5. Mississippi	No to ban	14%	145,490
6. Montana	Yes to ban	67%	289,463
6. Montana	No to ban	33%	145,741
7. North Dakota	Yes to ban	73%	222,899
7. North Dakota	No to ban	27%	81,396
8. Ohio	Yes to ban	62%	3,242,160
8. Ohio	No to ban	38%	2,010,876
9. Oklahoma	Yes to ban	76%	1,075,079
9. Oklahoma	No to ban	24%	347,246
10. Oregon	Yes to ban	57%	974,703
10. Oregon	No to ban	43%	740,321
11. Utah	Yes to ban	66%	557,278
11. Utah	No to ban	34%	283,949
TOTALS:	Yes to ban	67%	14,185,791
TOTALS:	No to ban	33%	7,022,180