Same-sex couples can now get marriage licenses in three Minn. counties
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Same-sex couples can apply for marriage licenses in Hennepin, Ramsey and Washington counties starting Thursday.
The law legalizing same-sex marriage does not take effect until August 1, but a county can begin taking marriage applications as soon as a county is ready to do so.
MPR News reporter Sasha Aslanian joins The Daily Circuit live from Hennepin County's offices in downtown Minneapolis, along with Hennepin County Auditor Mark Chapin.
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