Kim Davis, who denied same-sex couples marriage licenses, will appeal case to Supreme Court
The Kentucky clerk who denied same-sex couples marriage licenses is trying to get the Supreme Court to overturn marriage equality.
May 1, 2025
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The Kentucky clerk who denied same-sex couples marriage licenses is trying to get the Supreme Court to overturn marriage equality.
The antigay official lost her reelection bid to Democrat Elwood Caudill Jr.
Davis, who went to jail in her fight against marriage equality, isn't going away.
Kim Davis, the Rowan County clerk briefly jailed for refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses, has filed for reelection.Â
David Ermold is one of four people seeking the Democratic nomination for Rowan County clerk, while Davis is seeking reelection as a Republican.
Members of the virulently antigay church are picketing in Kentucky for a second day, targeting marriage equality opponent Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis.
The lawyer for one of the clerks issuing marriage licenses in Rowan County, Ky., says forms altered by Kim Davis are not valid and in violation of a federal judge's order.Â
After an antigay clerk dug in her heels, a U.S. district judge issued a preliminary injunction ordering Rowan County, Ky., to stop denying marriage licenses to couples.
The rejections keep piling up for the Rowan County clerk who claims her religious objection to same-sex marriage trumps the law. And her lawyer says they're not giving up.
A gay couple trying to get married in a small Kentucky county were turned away despite a federal order because the clerk suddenly took a vacation.
An appeals court will hear arguments Thursday on who's liable for the large bill run up by same-sex couples who sued when she refused to issue marriage licenses to them.
The organization says because it prevailed in the suit over Davis's refusal to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, it's entitled to recoup costs. But Davis's lawyer says she was the winner.
These men have made sacrifices to live in Kentucky, but they refuse to let their state tell them they can't wed.
Davis, who rose to infamy after denying marriage licenses to same-sex couples, will likely pursue ministry, her attorney says.