
After earlier indications that the momentum for a marriage equality vote in New Jersey was diminishing, it now appears that the State Senate will vote on a bill extending equal marriage rights to same-sex couples next week (NJ.com). The Judiciary Committee is scheduled to consider the measure on Monday, and Senate President Richard Codey has confirmed that a vote would be held by the full Senate on Thursday.
Governor Jon Corzine has promised to sign the bill if it reaches his desk, which would make New Jersey the sixth state to extend full marriage equality to all of its citizens. Both houses of the legislature would have to approve the bill before it can be submitted for the governor's signature.
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