Christie Says Voters Would Pass N.J. Gay Marriage Referendum
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New Jersey voters would probably pass a law allowing gay marriage in a referendum, Governor Chris Christie said today.
“The polls that I’ve seen show that if this goes to the ballot, I lose,” the Republican governor, who opposes same-sex marriage, told about 400 people at a town-hall meeting in Denville. “How much more magnanimous could I be?”