From numerous sources, but quoting from the Indiana Equality email:
Marriage Discrimination Amendment dies in committee
Indianapolis – Indiana Equality announced today that the Indiana House of Representative’s Rules and Legislative Procedures Committee voted five to five on Senate Joint Resolution 7 (SJR-7). As a result, the amendment will not be brought for a vote by the full House of Representatives and will not be voted upon by the Indiana General Assembly.
The Indy Star has an article on it.
Advance Indiana breaks down the vote:
Rep. Terri Austin (D)-No
Rep. Scott Pelath (D)-No
Rep. Russ Stilwell (D)-No
Rep. Earl Harris (D)-No
Rep. Bob Kuzman (D)-No
Rep. Randy Borror (R)-Yes
Rep. Ralph Foley (R)-Yes
Rep. Eric Turner (R)-Yes
Rep. Matt Whetstone (R)-Yes
Rep. Dennis Oxley (D)-Yes
Wow, that was brave of the democrats to stand against this - we can't forget them. I'll be sending them some flowers, without a doubt.
I'm so happy I could cry.
That's good news. The important part is for those that were against it, to not sit on their laurels, as happens too often. You can bet that the sponsors of this bill will be back and will pull out all the stops. The fight for equality is perpetual. Wil