A while back we discussed new statutes in Utah and N. Carolina that attempt to accommodate clerks who don't wish to perform same-sex marriages.
Apart from those, does anyone know of the post-Obergefell, post-Indiana state of play on state-law initiatives to craft religious accommodations to marriage laws--either for public officials such as clerks or for private parties such as bakers, etc.--or to enact further religious exemptions to state and local antidiscrimination laws? Did the Indiana and Arizona examples put a damper on such initiatives? Thanks
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