<p>last time I checked, "yes" is leading "no" by about 6%, despite the fact that it shares the same ballot paper that elected Obama president. it just shows how diverse the electorate is, i guess.</p>
<p>You do realize people may be voting for Obama because they don't like Palin, you know. Ha ha. Anyway, ye olde Obama supporters, be glad or something? </p>
<p>(btw why you not on MSN)</p>
<p>Here: cbs5.com</a> - Election Results</p>
<p>it's too close to call right now.</p>
<p>At 95% in, it's .52y, .48n .
It appears it shall pass.
"A state constitutional amendment cannot be overturned by the state Supreme Court." [Wiki]
Although it is unresolved whether it is an amendment or revision, that only concerns * which * authority could have put it on the ballot, and may be of little consequence.
The wordings of the Ruling and Proposition 8 may provide some sort of loop hole, but for now it seems the surest relief is a 2010/2012 reverse proposition, as reports say that the younger generation disliked 8, and it is clear it will take a while to get funds to combat the LDS.</p>