My first reaction was to think "no way", but I'm not so sure now.
Now that the door has been opened for gay marriages in some jurisdictions, why not polygamous marriages?
My only hesitation would be if there were children involved.
In BC, we have our own little controversial polygamous community of Bountiful, located in the southeast corner of the province. I've included a link below for those that are interested.
Until 1963, interracial marriages were illegal in Utah. Residents who suffered chronic epileptic seizures and were not sterilized also were barred from marrying in the state.
And, until 1993, anyone who had syphilis, gonorrhea or HIV could not make that walk down the aisle.
Now, in 2005, three Utahns who want to unite as husband, wife and wife say their preferred form of marriage also should be allowed.
They are asking the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to reverse a federal judge's rejection of their challenge to state prohibitions against bigamy and polygamy.....
3 Utahns try to open door for polygamy
Polygamy in Bountiful