Not so good news in Ohio.
Folks in the state are split on the idea of gay marriage and wouldn't overturn the state's ban on it if the election was held today.
In a poll from the Public Religion Research Institute, 1,001 adults (883 of them registered voters) had plenty to say. 47% believe that same-sex couples should be allowed to get married. But the 47% ain't feeling it.
And here's the worse part, when asked about a state constitutional amendment to repeal the gay marriage ban, 51% said they wouldn't support it. Basically, we have a lot of work to do down there, because our fam in those crazy ass states needs us.
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In one respect Ohio is just like Georgia. In the urban areas there's oodles of support. But the rest of both states are filled with redneck bigots.
Certain parts of Ohio are a ghost town, the people are moving like ants.
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