Two potentially conflicting measures related to same-sex marriage could appear on the November ballot — one seeking an up-or-down vote of the people on new legislation legalizing gay marriages and another to reaffirm current state law rejecting such marriages.

At the very least, their possible appearance on the same ballot could confuse voters, who — regardless of their position on same-sex marriage — could find themselves voting in favor of one and against the other.

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