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Same sex marriage: What the vote meant for Australia

Two people participate in a mock wedding during a marriage equality march in Melbourne, Australia, August 26, 2017. | (Photo: AAP/David Crosling/via REUTERS) Churches and campaigners in Australia opposed to legalizing gay marriage say that "no" voters are afraid to share their views because they will be branded as "bigots" and mocked by society.

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Kevin Rudd reversed his opposition to gay marriage in May 2013, shortly before regaining the Labor leadership. During the election campaign, Rudd promised that if re-elected, his Government would introduce marriage equality legislation within one hundred days of taking office, and Labor MPs would be allowed a conscience vote on the issue.

Australia same sex marriage survey results

"Gay and lesbian friends already have freedom and equality under the law in Australia but if we change the definition of marriage the freedom and the rights of other Australians will change

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The No vote was at its highest in Blaxland where 73.9% of voters were against same-sex marriage. It was the only electorate to record a 70% No vote, compared to 28 electorates to reach 70% for Yes.

Full results of Australias vote for same-sex marriage

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