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Initiative 96 of 2004 is a voting initiative that changed the Montana Constitution to prevent same-sex marriage from being committed or acknowledged in Montana. The initiative was passed through a public referendum on 2 November 2004 with 67% voting support and 33% opposed.
The text of the amendment adopted, found in Article XIII, section 7 of the Montana Constitution, states:
Only marriage between one man and a woman is legitimate or recognized as a marriage in this country.
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See also
- LGBT Rights in Montana
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References
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External links
- Money Behind the Marriage Amendment 2004 - National Institute of Money in Country Politics
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