House
DFL leadership announced the plans Tuesday. House Speaker Paul Thissen
has previously said that scheduling the vote would be a signal that DFL
leaders secured the 68 votes needed to pass the bill.
If the House passes the bill, the next vote would be in the state Senate. But its passage has been seen as more secure there than in the House. Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton has promised to sign the bill, which would allow gay couples to start getting married in Minnesota on Aug. 1.
Meanwhile, the Senate Finance Committee is considering the bill this morning.If the House passes the bill, the next vote would be in the state Senate. But its passage has been seen as more secure there than in the House. Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton has promised to sign the bill, which would allow gay couples to start getting married in Minnesota on Aug. 1.
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