NH Bulletin: LGBTQ+ couples ask to protect marriage equality in New Hampshire Constitution

Kim Lawrence moved to New Hampshire not for its mountains but for its marriage policies. 

In 2011, Lawrence had been living with her now-wife in a Western state that did not allow LGBTQ+ people to marry. The Granite State was one of the first states to break that trend and pass marriage equality legislation into law. It was an instant draw. 

Now, 15 years later, Lawrence feels less secure. Though the U.S. Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage nationwide in the 2015 decision of Obergefell v. Hodges, some LGBTQ+ observers fear the current conservative court could revisit that decision. 

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