Michigan GOP Resolution to Overturn Same-Sex Marriage Faces Strong Opposition

Michigan Republicans' effort to condemn the Supreme Court's marriage equality ruling is unlikely to advance, drawing criticism from Democrats and LGBTQ advocates.

Michigan State Representative Josh Schriver introduced a nonbinding resolution urging the Supreme Court to overturn the 2015 Obergefell v. Hodges decision legalizing same-sex marriage.
The resolution has faced backlash from Michigan Democrats, including Governor Gretchen Whitmer, who called it 'hateful' and vowed to protect marriage equality in the state.
Michigan House Speaker Matt Hall, a Republican, stated the resolution would not advance out of committee, citing division within the GOP caucus on the issue.
Similar resolutions have been introduced in several other Republican-led states, but legal experts note the Supreme Court can only revisit Obergefell if a relevant case is brought before it.
Polling shows a majority of Americans support same-sex marriage, with 69% in favor, though partisan divides remain significant.