The Rhode Island General Assembly on Wednesday ended its 2012 session without taking up debate on bills related to gay marriage.
One such bill, sponsored by Democratic Rep. Arthur Handy in the House and Senator Rhoda Perry in the Senate, sought to legalize marriage equality in the state.
Rhode Island lawmakers last year abandoned efforts to approve a gay marriage bill in favor of civil unions over the loud objections of many gay rights activists.
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