Which State will be the last one to hold out on marriage equality?

[brooklynite]

(reminder that Florida flips next Monday)

Texas?

Mississippi?

Or will the social conservative States all hold out until the Supreme Court puts the final nail in the coffin?

[sakabatou]

1. It might take the SC to end the hold outs

[shenmue]

2. My guess is Alabama

Though I could be wrong.

I bet there'll be a big party at DU the day the last state caves!

[gollygee]

3. Once upon a time I would have said Utah

so who knows.

[cvoogt]

4. Puerto Rico

/nt

[Ms. Toad]

5. Ohio.

Since it is our cases currently that are out of step with the rest of the Federal marriage cases.

[jen63]

7. I agree. n/t

[TexasProgresive]

6. The state of denial?

I vote Texas.

[Orsino]

8. Could depend on who is trying to be president at the time. n/t

[MrScorpio]

9. Hate to say this, probably Michigan.

We have some pretty horrible Republican running this state and signs of a hopeful future are not extant.

[pipi_k]

10. I'm thinking all the

remaining states until the Supreme Court forces them to accept it.

And even then, they'll probably put up a huge stink about it even though it will do them no good in the end.

[mockmonkey]

11. Wisconsin...

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It would be ironic to be the last one when Wisconsin was the first state to bar discrimination against gays and lesbians in jobs and housing back in 1982, signed by a Republican Governor no less. How low this state has fallen.

Guess I'm behind the times. Last I had heard the AG was fighting this. I expected them to find some shitty loophole to keep it from happening. Well what do you know a silver lining in a cloudy state.

[Veruca Salt]

12. Holy shite

Is all that blue really states where marriage equality is now law? I may have a little cry, that map is so beautiful! It feels like only yesterday MA got the ball rolling.