Even the conservatives admit (http://news.yahoo.com/s/usnw/20090403/pl_usnw/eagle_forum__iowa_s_supremacist_judges_overturn_state_law_and_ok_gay_marriage) an effort at a ballot initiative in Iowa "would face additional hurdles, such as approval by the state legislature in two consecutive legislative sessions, with a subsequent ballot initiative which receives a popular vote."
That's no gaurantee, but they shouldn't be able to ram it through quite the way it happened in California and Michigan.
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That's no gaurantee, but they shouldn't be able to ram it through quite the way it happened in California and Michigan.