Denver County Republicans voted during County Assembly on March 10 in favor of marijuana rights and same-sex civil unions. Support for Amendment 64, the Regulate Marijuana like Alcohol measure, reached 56 percent, ten points below the two-thirds majority needed to be adopted as a platform plank, but still a majority.
Support for civil unions was also at 56 percent. Poll after poll has shown broad support for civil unions in Colorado. Polling has also shown broad support for marijuana rights in Colorado.
“Support for civil unions is emerging as a mainstream position in the Republican Party. More and more, conservative leaders are recognizing that relationship recognition for gay and lesbian couples adheres to a core conservative principle: the less intrusion into personal liberty the better,” said Jess Woodrum, deputy executive director of GLBT advocacy group ONE Colorado.
Full Story from the Colorado Independent
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