The Marriage Equality Kentucky^TM Marriage Declaration is a proclamation that marriage is a basic constitutional right that should be extended to all people.  Currently, the Commonwealth of Kentucky will not recognize any type of same-sex union.  Marriage, domestic partnerships, and civil unions are all illegal in Kentucky (even if performed in other countries or states). 

In 2004, voters in the Commonwealth approved Constitutional Amendment 233A. 

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About the Marriage Declaration

1. Same-Sex: The proclamation is a desire of you and your partner to enter into a same-sex marriage. You request that the Kentucky House and Senate pass legislation rescinding Constitutional Amendment 233A  and allow Kentucky citizens to vote on the issue again.
   
2. Opposite-Sex: The proclamation is your belief that marriage should be an all inclusive institution; same-sex couples should enjoy all of the benefits extended to opposite-sex couples.  We request that the Kentucky House and Senate pass legislation rescinding Constitutional Amendment 233A  and allow Kentucky citizens to vote on the issue again. 

Once enough people have signed the Declaration, it will be presented to your elected officials in Frankfort, KY.

At the bottom of this form, you MUST check the box indicating you agree with one of statements listed.

I am a citizen of the Commonwealth of Kentucky and I believe marriage is a basic constitutional right that should be extended to all people.