I no doubt am pleased that another state realizes that ANYTHING less than the right to marry is not equal..<br /><br />I had no idea that this issue was in front of the Connecticut Supreme Court. What a nice surprise amidst all the rotten news nationally ...<br />And as you put it Mary Lou that is 3 down... but wait ...California still has Prop 8 on the ballot this november.. a chance for voters to embed in the state Constitution a plank of prejudice...<br />the vote yes on Prop 8 people have a lot of money that they are beginning to spend on television ads.... The no on Prop 8 folks are just about &#036;250,000 dollars behind in fund raising/Contributions.... and the polls show Just so you know..... A NO vote on prop 8 allows Equality for All,<br />while a YES on 8 would eliminate same-sex couples&#39; right to marry in California.<br />ACBS poll recently released showed 47% of likely voters in favor of Proposition 8 and 42% opposed. The same poll a week ago showed just the opposite - 44% in favor and 49% opposed.<br />And what does that tell us... it&#39;s going to be a close vote on prop 8..