How did YOU vote last Tuesday?
Gay marriage ban: How cities in Los Angeles County voted
Proposition 8 amends the state Constitution to define marriage as only between a man and a woman. Approved by 52% of voters statewide, its passage ends same-sex marriages in California, which began in June after the state Supreme Court overturned a 2000 ballot initiative that banned gay marriage but did not amend California's Constitution. At last count, Los Angeles County voters narrowly approved the measure--with only about 26,000 votes separating the two sides. A final tally of uncounted votes, which include absentee and provisional ballots, is not due to the secretary of state until Dec. 2. Statewide, the margin was considered too wide to be bridged at this point. A map of the precinct-level results results for the county is available. See the Los Angeles County vote, as of Nov. 6, city-by-city below.
How did YOU vote? http://projects.latimes.com/elections/la-county-prop-8-results-by-city/
Source: LA County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk
Credit: Ben Welsh
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