Elaine Marshall on Civil Rights

End Defense of Marriage Act and sexual discrimination

Doing away with the "Defense of Marriage Act"--Elaine believes it is not the Federal government's job to discriminate against anybody including when it comes to sexual orientation. As U.S. Senator, Elaine would support the repeal of DOMA and fight to restore the idea of equality for all Americans. Source: Campaign website, elainemarshall.com, "Issues" Jul 20, 2010

Enacting the Employment Non-Discrimination Act

Enacting the "Employment Non-Discrimination Act"--Elaine believes that all Americans have the right to live and work without fear of being themselves. As U.S. Senator, Elaine would support the passing of ENDA to end LGBT discrimination. Source: Campaign website, elainemarshall.com, "Issues" Jul 20, 2010

Strong supporter of LGBT rights

Elaine is a strong supporter of LGBT rights, including support for the repeal of DADT. Source: Democracy For America 2010 endorsements Jul 2, 2010

Opposes Amendment to prevent same sex marriage.

Marshall opposes the CC survey question on banning same-sex marriage

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The CC survey summarizes candidate stances on the following topic: "Federal Marriage Amendment to prevent same sex marriage"

Source: Christian Coalition Survey 10-CC-q3 on Aug 11, 2010

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