Senate Second Reading
Summary
The resolution proposes repealing the current constitutional section on marriage and replacing it with language that guarantees marriage cannot be prohibited or void because of a couple’s sex, race, ethnicity, or national origin. It would take effect only if Arizona voters approve it at the next general election and the governor issues a proclamation. This change would legalize same‑sex marriage and protect against other forms of marital discrimination.
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