Where is Gay Abortion Legal? A List By State

Each state carries their own laws for single gays and lesbians and same-sex couple seeking to adopt. This index of adoption laws by state shows where gay and lesbian single and couple adoption is allowed:
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Gay and Lesbian Adoption State-by-State

• Alabama
  Permits single GLBT adoption. Does not clearly prohibit joint gay adoption. Second-parent adoption allowed in some areas.
• Alaska
  Permits single GLBT adoption. Does not clearly prohibit joint gay adoption. Second-parent adoption allowed in some areas.
• Arizona
  Permits single GLBT adoption. Does not clearly prohibit joint gay adoption. Second-parent adoption unclear.
• Arkansas
  Arkansas Act One prohibits unmarried couples (both same sex and opposite sex) from adopting or fostering children. More on Act One
• California
  Permits single GLBT and joint adoption. Second-parent adoption allowed.
• Colorado
  Permits same-sex couple adoption. Also allows grandparents and other individuals helping raise the child to adopt.
• Connecticut
  Permits single GLBT and joint adoption. Second-parent adoption allowed.
• Delaware
  Permits single GLBT adoption. Does not clearly prohibit joint gay adoption. Second-parent adoption allowed in some areas.
• District of Columbia
  Permits single GLBT and joint adoption. Second-parent adoption allowed.
• Florida
  Prohibits single and joint gay adoption.
• Georgia
  Permits single GLBT adoption. Does not clearly prohibit joint gay adoption. Second-parent adoption unclear.
• Hawaii
  Permits single GLBT adoption. Does not clearly prohibit joint gay adoption. Second-parent adoption allowed in some areas.
• Idaho
  Permits single GLBT adoption. Does not clearly prohibit joint gay adoption. Second-parent adoption unclear.
• Illinois
  Permits single GLBT and couples adoption. Second-parent adoption allowed.
• Indiana
  Permits single GLBT adoption. Does not clearly prohibit joint gay adoption. Second-parent adoption allowed in some areas.
• Iowa
  Permits single GLBT adoption. Does not clearly prohibit joint gay adoption. Second-parent adoption allowed in some areas.
• Kansas
  Permits single GLBT adoption. Does not clearly prohibit joint gay adoption. Second-parent adoption unclear.
• Kentucky
  Permits single GLBT adoption. Does not clearly prohibit joint gay adoption. Second-parent adoption unclear.
• Louisiana
  Permits single GLBT adoption. Does not clearly prohibit joint gay adoption. Second-parent adoption allowed in some areas.
• Maine
  Permits single GLBT adoption. On August 30, 2007 the Maine Supreme Judicial Court ruled unanimously in their favor on grounds that prohibiting the adoption would be counter to Maine's Adoption Act. (read more)
• Maryland
  Permits single GLBT adoption. Joint gay adoption unclear. Second-parent adoption allowed in some areas.
• Massachusetts
  Permits single GLBT and joint adoption. Second-parent adoption allowed.
• Michigan
  Permits single GLBT adoption. Prohibits joint adoption. Second-parent adoption unclear.
• Minnesota
  Permits single GLBT adoption. Joint gay adoption unclear. Second-parent adoption allowed in some areas.
• Mississippi
  Permits single GLBT adoption. Prohibits joint adoption. Second-parent adoption unclear.
• Missouri
  Single GLBT and joint adoption unclear. Second-parent adoption unclear.
• Montana
  Permits single GLBT adoption. Does not clearly prohibit joint gay adoption. Second-parent adoption unclear.
• Nebraska
  Single GLBT adoption unclear. Does not clearly prohibit joint gay adoption. Prohibits second-parent adoption.
• Nevada
  Permits single GLBT adoption. Does not clearly prohibit joint gay adoption. Second-parent adoption allowed in some areas.
• New Hampshire
  Permits single GLBT adoption. Prohibits joint adoption. Second-parent adoption unclear.
• New Jersey
  Permits single GLBT and joint adoption. Second-parent adoption allowed.
• New Mexico
  Permits single GLBT and joint adoption. Second-parent adoption allowed in some areas.
• New York
  Permits single GLBT and joint adoption. Second-parent adoption allowed.
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  • North Carolina
    Permits single GLBT adoption. Joint adoption unclear. Second-parent adoption unclear.
  • North Dakota
    Single GLBT and joint adoption unclear. Second-parent adoption unclear.
  • Ohio
    Permits single GLBT adoption. Does not clearly prohibit joint gay adoption. Second-parent adoption not allowed.
  • Oklahoma
    Permits single GLBT adoption. Does not clearly prohibit joint gay adoption. Second-parent adoption unclear.
  • Oregon
    Permits single GLBT and joint adoption. Second-parent adoption allowed in some areas.
  • Pennsylvania
    Permits single GLBT adoption. Joint adoption unclear. Second-parent adoption allowed.
  • Rhode Island
    Permits single GLBT adoption. Does not clearly prohibit joint gay adoption. Second-parent adoption allowed in some areas.
  • South Carolina
    Permits single GLBT adoption. Joint adoption unclear. Second-parent adoption unclear.
  • South Dakota
    Permits single GLBT adoption. Joint adoption unclear. Second-parent adoption unclear.
  • Tennessee
    Permits single GLBT adoption. Does not clearly prohibit joint gay adoption. Second-parent adoption unclear.
  • Texas
    Permits single GLBT adoption. Joint adoption unclear. Second-parent adoption allowed in some areas.
  • Utah
    Permits single GLBT adoption. Joint adoption prohibited. Second-parent adoption unclear.
  • Vermont
    Permits single GLBT and joint adoption. Second-parent adoption allowed.
  • Virginia
    Permits single GLBT adoption. Does not clearly prohibit joint gay adoption. Second-parent adoption unclear.
  • Washington
    Permits single GLBT adoption. Joint adoption unclear. Second-parent adoption in some areas.
  • West Virginia
    Permits single GLBT adoption. Does not clearly prohibit joint gay adoption. Second-parent adoption unclear.
  • Wisconsin
    Permits single GLBT adoption. Does not clearly prohibit joint gay adoption. Second-parent adoption prohibited.
  • Wyoming
    Permits single GLBT adoption. Joint adoption unclear. Second-parent adoption unclear.