CA Supreme Court to rule on Gay Marriage today (5/15) at 10:00am

[Kevy Baby]

As of Friday, nearly 620 couples had booked appointments to obtain licenses at San Francisco City Hall over the next 10 days.

Unlike Massachusetts, which legalized gay marriage in 2004, California has no residency requirement for marriage licenses, and that is expected to draw a great number of out-of-state couples. The turnout could also be boosted by New York state's recent announcement that it will recognize gay marriages performed in other jurisdictions.

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And I don't know if it is just the luck of the draw for me, but it seems like a lot of the stories I have been reading on this topic the last couple of days have been focused more on lesbian marriages. Just an odd phenomenon, but something I noticed.