UPDATE: A lawmaker familiar with details of the marriage equality House floor vote tells Maryland Juice that the two abstentions/absences noted below are both due to hospitalization of the Delegates.
The Associated Press provides a roll call vote on the Maryland marriage equality measure. Below, we highlight the atypical votes: 1) Democratic "no" votes, 2) Republican "yes" votes, and 3) abstentions/absences. You can see the full roster at The Washington Post.
Democrats against:
Republicans for:
Democrats absent:
Maryland House Speaker Mike Busch and Governor Martin O'Malley Hug It Out - February 17, 2012. Source: FACEBOOK. |
The Associated Press provides a roll call vote on the Maryland marriage equality measure. Below, we highlight the atypical votes: 1) Democratic "no" votes, 2) Republican "yes" votes, and 3) abstentions/absences. You can see the full roster at The Washington Post.
Democrats against:
- Arora, Sam, Montgomery
- Branch, Talmadge, Baltimore City
- Braveboy, Aisha, Prince George’s
- Burns, Emmett C., Jr., Baltimore County
- Cane, Rudolph, Wicomico
- Conway, Norman, Wicomico
- Davis, Dereck, Prince George’s
- DeBoy, Steven, Baltimore County
- Donoghue, John, Washington
- Glenn, Cheryl, Baltimore City
- Griffith, Melony, Prince George’s
- Howard, Carolyn, Prince George’s
- James, Mary-Dulany, Harford
- Jameson, Sally, Charles
- Kelly, Kevin, Allegany
- Minnick, Joseph, Baltimore County
- Proctor, James, Prince George’s
- Sophocleaus, Theodore, Anne Arundel
- Stukes, Melvin, Baltimore City
- Valentino-Smith, Geraldine, Prince George’s
- Vallario, Joseph, Prince George’s
- Vaughn, Michael, Prince George’s
- Walker, Jay, Prince George’s
- Weir, Michael, Baltimore County
- Wilson, C.T., Charles
- Wood, John, St. Mary’s
Republicans for:
- Costa, Robert, Anne Arundel
- Kach, Wade, Baltimore County
Democrats absent:
- Rudolph, David, Cecil
- Turner, Veronica, Prince George’s
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