Historically, ballot measures that seek to ban domestic partnerships or civil unions in addition to same-sex marriage have received more scrutiny from voters.
In 2006, Arizona Proposition 107, which contained sweeping language against domestic partnerships in addition to same-sex marriage, lost in a 52 percent to 48 percent vote.
The ambiguity can be explained by the possibility that voters are not aware that the amendment would ban civil unions and domestic partnerships in addition to same-sex marriage.
A model I published last year, which uses the results of past ballot initiatives to project support for these measures based mainly on religious participation in each state and whether the initiative would ban civil unions in addition to same-sex marriage, implies that the amendment is likely to pass.
In addition to same-day instant bookings, Airbnb is trying to foster a little spontaneity from users in San Francisco by introducing the concept of "Weekend Getaways".
In addition to same-day delivery capabilities, Target will also leverage Shipt's expertise in its existing supply chain, including integration with the recently acquired transportation technology company, Grand Junction, the company said.
In addition to same-day, Amazon also offers Prime Now in over 25 metro regions, which offers tens of thousands of items for two-hour delivery from a dedicated mobile app.
The barrels and chambers on Pitts & Spitts pellet grills utilize the same steel and design, in addition to the same welders, used for making their offset smokers.
In addition to the same lecture material and weekly in-class worksheets, both sections had the same midterm and final exams and the same opportunities for extra credit points.
Don't leave without exploring the large, vibrant cocktail lounge at the rear serving all manner of wonderful concoctions in addition to those same mini burgers.
The climate isn't going to change just once, and then settle down; unless CO2 concentrations are stabilized, it will keep on changing, producing, in addition to the "same old problems," an ever-growing array of new ones.
