Good thing it's an easy one. I was up way too late last night with all those young people in the Twin Cities, so I can't think too hard right now.
Should New Jersey legislators legalize same-sex marriages?
Yes 50%
No 50%
Not sure 0%
I suspect we can tip this one way or the other rather easily.
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