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Gay N.Y. Pol Plans to Marry

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New York Assembly member Daniel O'Donnell reportedly got engaged to his partner, John Banta, at the state capitol Friday as the state Senate approached a vote on marriage equality.

The rumor has not yet been confirmed. O'Donnell was the lead sponsor of the marriage equality bill in the state Assembly.

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