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Gay-rights supporter Mary Rich of Glendale, Mo., adds to a stack of over 4,000 petitions against a proposed constitutional amendment delivered to the office of House Speaker Todd Richardson Thursday, March 31, 2016, in Jefferson City, Mo. The amendment, which would protect some businesses citing religious objections while denying goods or services related to same-sex weddings, passed the Senate after a failed 37-hour filibuster by Democrats and now needs House approval before it can be put on a ballot this year. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson)
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