There's one sort of convoluted section where they describe the strategy for overlapping districts. But the rest is clearly stated and fairly presented.

The Times offers well-balanced coverage of the New York Assembly's passage of the gay marriage bill. Reporter Jeremy Peters spoke with not only supporters and detractorsl, but also those Democrats and Republicans who had previously voted no and changed to yes—an important element to a story that depicts not only the sole event of the bill passage, but also a political shift in opinion on gay marriage.

Well, it gives information on a topic in which more and more people are becoming interested (how's that for convoluted grammar). And it points to some of the political and moral issues involved in a legislative vote.