It’s the right thing to do.

Nevada should always protect fundamental civil rights for all people and fight discrimination wherever it exists. Same-sex couples in Nevada pay taxes, vote, serve in the military and run small businesses. They work hard and pay into the same system as everyone else, and they should have the same freedom to marry that other couples have. This amendment helps to make sure Nevada remains committed to protecting civil rights for all its citizens.

Love is Love

Marriage is all about love and commitment. If two people of the same gender love each other and want to make a lifetime commitment to one another, they should be able to do so.

Nevada is the wedding capital of the world.

According to Clark County, the wedding industry brings in $2.5 billion into the local economy each year and impacts 18,000 direct jobs. We should be open to business for all couples looking to get hitched, bring their friends and family to spend their money here, and even make Nevada their home.