New Hampshire lawmakers moved closer to a vote Tuesday on repealing the state’s 15-month-old same-sex marriage law and replacing it with civil unions for any unmarried adults, including relatives. The House Judiciary Committee voted 11-6 to recommend wiping the gay marriage law off the books and establishing civil unions for any unmarried adults competent to enter into a contract. The committee recommended killing a second bill that would simply repeal gay marriage.

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