May 05 2012 2:58 PM ET
Bill Clinton Comes Out Against Amendment 1
“If it passes, it won't change North Carolina's law on marriage,” President Clinton said in a new robocall message. “What it will change is North Carolina's ability to keep good businesses, attract new jobs, and attract and keep talented entrepreneurs."
May 04 2012 6:50 PM ET
Bank of America Exec Speaks Against Amendment One
A gay senior leader at the nation’s second-largest bank stands against the constitutional amendment.
May 04 2012 9:09 AM ET
Republicans Help Move Colorado to Civil Unions
A Republican-controlled House committee approved the bill one week after the state Senate moved forward on it.
May 03 2012 5:13 PM ET
Does Your State's Dem Party Chair Back Marriage?
Eleven state chairs of the Democratic Party have declared their support for adding marriage equality to the national party's platform.
May 03 2012 2:28 PM ET
A New Legacy? Billy Graham Goes Antigay at 93
The famed pastor spent most of his life avoiding divisive politics but is in a full-page, antigay ad in 14 newspapers.
May 02 2012 7:48 PM ET
Amendment One: For Caucasian Race?
The wife of a North Carolina state senator said the proposed amendment to ban marriage equality across the state is necessary to "preserve the caucasian race."
May 02 2012 6:12 PM ET
How the South Voted Away Marriage Equality
North Carolina voters will take to the polls Tuesday to decide the fate of Amendment One, which would constitutionally ban any legal relationship recognition other than heterosexual marriage. The Tar Heel State will be the last state in Dixie to decide on banning marriage equality in its constitution — all other states in the conservative area overwhelmingly passed prohibitions in the last decade. To get a handle on how things may go down May 8 and see what kind of odds LGBT activists are up against in North Carolina, we've compiled the margins by which each Southern state banned same-sex marriage; view them on the following pages.
May 02 2012 8:54 AM ET
Bad Sign? Poll Shows Stagnation in N.C.
55% of survey respondents favor the ballot measure that would constitutionally ban marriage and other forms of relationship recognition for gay couples. 41% of respondents oppose the measure.
May 01 2012 8:34 PM ET
Who Is Paying the Bills in Amendment One Fight?
Individual donors foot the bill on the opposing side, while NOM and the Roman Catholic Church line up on the other.
May 01 2012 8:16 PM ET
Republican AG: Let Pro-Marriage Vote Go Forward
Mike DeWine urges dismissal of suit seeking to block a pro–marriage equality ballot measure.
