http://www.watermarkonline.com/2014/07/24/7000-petitions-delivered-to-pam-bondi-in-support-of-marriage-equality/
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By Samantha Rosenthal
Couples Deliver Petitions Asking Florida AG To Drop Gay Marriage Opposition
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By Jessica Palombo
Same-sex couples delivered thousands of petitions to Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi’s office today asking her to reverse course on gay marriage. It’s been a week since Bondi appealed a Florida Keys judge’s ruling striking down the state’s same-sex marriage ban.
Equality Florida Executive Director Nadine Smith shares 'front-row seat to history' at Obama signing
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Nadine Smith says she had a "front-row seat to history" on Monday when she attended the White House signing of President Barack Obama's executive order to protect LGBT federal workers.
Same-Sex Couples Deliver Petitions to Pam Bondi's Office
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By Chris Joseph
When Monroe County Circuit Judge Luis Garcia overturned Florida's 2008 constitutional gay-marriage ban and ordered that couples wishing to be married in Key West should be allowed to do so as early as this week, Attorney General Pam Bondi worked quickly to stamp out the ruling.
HISTORIC: LOVE WINS AGAIN!
July 25, 2014 - Moments ago, Miami-Dade County Judge Zabel ruled that Florida's marriage ban is unconstitutional! There is an immediate stay on the ruling, which means no wedding bells in Florida just yet.
Marriage Equality News(Spanish)
Gay Florida Couple In Limbo After Winning Right To Marry
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A county in Florida could join 17 states and the District of Columbia in allowing same sex marriage. Aaron Huntsman and William “Lee” Jones will be among the first in line for a marriage license.
Ruling allows same-sex marriages for Florida Keys
Orlando residents celebrate Fla. Keys' same-sex marriage ruling despite AG appeal
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MIAMI —
Judge declares Florida's ban on gay marriage unconstitutional
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By Rene Stutzman
Florida's ban on gay marriage was overturned Thursday by a judge in the Keys, the first ruling on a series of lawsuits aiming to legalize same-sex marriage.