For example, Christensen was one of two major sponsors of a bill that amended Utah's Constitution to ban same-sex marriage. The amendment was rejected by two-thirds of Summit County, half of Grand County, and only passed by 4% in Salt Lake County, while the state as a whole averaged 66%, with the most supportive areas to banning such marriages being located in the first and third districts, not the second.
Christensen was one of two major sponsors who pushed through a bill amending Utah's Constitution to ban same-sex marriage. The amendment failed in Summit County (two-thirds), Grand County (half), and Salt Lake County (4%), with statewide support averaging 66%, but most supportive areas were in the first and third districts, not the second.