CINCINNATI (AP) — A federal judge says he will strike down Ohio's voter-approved ban on gay marriage, meaning the state must recognize marriages of gay couples who legally wed elsewhere.

Judge Timothy Black made the statement Friday following final arguments in a lawsuit that challenged the constitutionality of the marriage ban.

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Another day, another state recognizing equality

Slay .!!!!

next step is legal gay marriage in OHIO. here we go!!

It's a very small step but definitely in the right direction to good instead of evil.

OMG... Ohio.

This doesn't mean gay people can get married in Ohio, just that they'll recognize out of State marriages. Not really that big of deal since the Supreme Court struck down DOMA

America is late as ****

What's the point of voting if it can get shut down just like that? Good for them tho

America has 330 million people and some states are bigger than countries. its going to take a while sis.....

All it needs is another lawsuit targeting the ban directly like a future one in Kentucky that aims for home marriages. I've read there are more than 50 cases nationwide and the numbers will no doubt pile up until the last remaining state has been sued

Oh wow my super conservative state.

It's not like other places where they legalize gay marriage in the whole country at once...

Yesss QUEEN OHIO you look so GOOD right now!

Now let us actually get married here and maybe I won't be so eager to gtfo of this state.

My state.