I think we have two different things here.
Gay couples and supporters descended on the Capitol, waving signs -- "End the Legislative Session Hate Free" -- in an unsuccessful to keep the Senate from approving a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage. The Senate returned the bill to the House for further consideration. If approved there, it will be on the November ballot.
Legislators already had sent Walker the Marriage Recognition Policy, which would put the gay marriage ban in state law. Walker hasn't said whether she'll sign it. The governor has no say on constitutional amendments.
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Gay couples and supporters descended on the Capitol, waving signs -- "End the Legislative Session Hate Free" -- in an unsuccessful to keep the Senate from approving a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage. The Senate returned the bill to the House for further consideration. If approved there, it will be on the November ballot.
Legislators already had sent Walker the Marriage Recognition Policy, which would put the gay marriage ban in state law. Walker hasn't said whether she'll sign it. The governor has no say on constitutional amendments.