Currently, 19 states and Washington D.C. currently allow same-sex marriage licenses, which means 43.6% of Americans live in a state with marriage equality.
9 states have had their bans overruled, but a judge issued a stay while the decision is contested. Those states represent 21.5% of the US population.
22 states have a same-sex marriage ban currently being contested in court. Those states represent 34.9% of the nation. There are no states whose same-sex marriage ban is going unchallenged.
Those who married since Wednesday’s ruling striking down the state’s gay marriage ban are in limbo.
(via Chicago Sun-Times)
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