Alaska
The Alaska state legislature continues to fight off an anti-relationship recognition resolution, which would expand current state discrimination against marriage to also outlaw any type of relationship recognition. The legislature successfully stopped the resolution in 2007, but it could be brought up again. State advocacy groups continue to work against discriminatory practices in Alaska and towards repealing marriage discrimination and gaining the freedom to marry for the citizens of Alaska.
Status: Anti-Marriage Constitutional Amendment
Groups Actively Working on Marriage
Alaskans Together: an educational and political non-profit working to advance civil equality for all Alaskans through public education
ACLU Alaska: works to defend liberty throughout Alaska
Blog Posts Related to Alaska
Video: Alaska’s Joe Miller would vote for marriage equality ban
In keeping with Cameron Tolle's October 20th blog post here at Freedom to Marry noting that "marriage equality IS on the ballot this year", Republican Senate nominee Joe Miller of Alaska said Tuesday he would vote for a constitutional amendment banning the freedom to marry.
Resources Related to Alaska
Alaska Census Snapshot
Demographic and economic information about same-sex couples and same-sex couples raising children in Alaska.
Geographic Trends Among Same-Sex Couples in the U.S. Census and the American Community Survey
Groundbreaking research showing a huge increase in same-sex couples identifying themselves as "unmarried partners".