OLYMPIA — A Thurston County judge rewrote the ballot language for Referendum 74, the ballot measure that will try to overturn the state's new same-sex marriage law if enough signatures are gathered.
Details of Superior Court Judge Thomas McPhee's decision can be found here.
A quick read would suggests the supporters of same-sex marriage, fare better with this wording than the opponents of same-sex marriage who are sponsoring the referendum drive.
Jim Camden is a veteran political reporter for The Spokesman-Review.
Jonathan Brunt is an enterprise reporter for The Spokesman-Review.
Kip Hill is a general assignments reporter for The Spokesman-Review.
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