How many same-sex couples have married in Westchester County New York?

Answer 1

There were at least 139 same-sex marriages in Westchester County in 2012.

At least 176 same-sex couples married in Westchester County in 2013.

There are no official statistics available. The New York State Department of Health explains the absence of official statistics on same-sex marriage with this note:

With the passage of the Marriage Equality Act, same sex marriage became legal in New York on July 24, 2011. The composition of couples married after that date is not available since sex is not required information on the license.

Answer 2

Although same-sex marriage has been legal in Connecticut since 2008, the official website of the Connecticut Department of Health, which publishes statistics relating to the number of marriages performed each year in Connecticut, has not broken the data down by same-sex marriages vs. opposite-sex marriages. See related link below.

Answer 3

Although same-sex marriage has been legal in Connecticut since 2008, the official website of the Connecticut Department of Health, which publishes statistics relating to the number of marriages performed each year in Connecticut, has not broken the data down by same-sex marriages vs. opposite-sex marriages. See related link below.

Answer 4

Although same-sex marriage has been legal in Connecticut since 2008, the official website of the Connecticut Department of Health, which publishes statistics relating to the number of marriages performed each year in Connecticut, has not broken the data down by same-sex marriages vs. opposite-sex marriages. See related link below.

Answer 5

Although same-sex marriage has been legal in Connecticut since 2008, the official website of the Connecticut Department of Health, which publishes statistics relating to the number of marriages performed each year in Connecticut, has not broken the data down by same-sex marriages vs. opposite-sex marriages. See related link below.

Answer 6

No same-sex couples have legally married in Fulton county because same-sex marriage is currently prohibited in Ohio by statute and amendment to the State Constitution. On April 14, 2014, however, a United States District Court Judge ruled that the state of Ohio must recognize same-sex marriages performed in other states. That decision was simultaneously stayed pending the outcome of an appeal, with the exception that Ohio must immediately recognize same-sex marriages for the purpose of issuing birth certificates showing plaintiffs as parents of their own child. On May 9, 2014, the Ohio Attorney General appealed that decision to the United States Court of Appeals for the 6th District. On December 23, 2013, a different federal judge ordered the state of Ohio to recognize out-of-state same-sex marriages for the purpose of listing a spouse on a death certificate. That decision is also currently under appeal (but not stayed) by the 6th Circuit. In the meantime, 10 cities and 2 counties in Ohio maintain domestic partnerships registries that offer limited rights to same-sex couples.

Answer 7

1 same-sex couples has been issued a marriage license and 0 same-sex couples have had their civil unions converted to marriages in Fulton County as of July 9, 2014.

Answer 8

According to the Williams Institute's analysis of the 2010 US Census, 7,852 same-sex couples live in Connecticut, representing .57% of all Connecticut households.