This election brought us an amazing victory. It's the best outcome we could possibly have hoped for. Until now, our opponents have kept pointing out that they've won every popular vote on marriage. But not anymore. With sixteen national surveys showing a majority of Americans support the freedom to marry, their winning streak is at an end.
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