Kelly Ayotte opposes gay marriage.  Bill Binnie supports gay marriage.  But the Union Leader just endorsed a third candidate, Ovide Lamontagne, who called for a federal marriage amendment after Judge Walker's act of judicial tyranny. New polls show Binnie's campaign collapsing, and Lamontagne now second--in double digits--behind Ayotte.  More evidence that NH politicians understand marriage is a real issue in this race.

We warned you: there is a coordinated effort to betray core GOP voters' values by GOP elites in Washington.  The latest? Steve Schmidt,  former McCain campagin manager. Read more.

John McCain who actually has to get elected, remains pro-marriage, mind you.  But a network of GOP elites wants to sell out the majority of Americans--and the vast majority of Republicans.  NOM's work building an army of activists is more needed now than ever. (Sign the petition here.)  This November voters will have to prove to Washington D.C. our voices and values cannot be ignored.

As voters around the country begin to consider candidates’ positions ahead of the November elections, NOM is working to make sure voters know where their candidates stand on marriage. The latest initiative in this effort is a new radio ad airing in Minnesota, co-sponsored with the Minnesota Family Council, highlighting the positions of all three candidates for governor on the right of citizens to vote for marriage.

Help support similar efforts all across the country! Use this link to help shine the light of truth on politicians who refuse to stand for marriage!

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Marriage in MN is under attack. A lawsuit and 5 legislative bills were filed this year to impose gay marriage. Angry gay protestors want to force this issue on us no matter what.

DFL nominee for governor Mark Dayton wants to impose same-sex marriage on Minnesota, as does independent Tom Horner. But Republican Tom Emmer wants to preserve marriage as the union of one man and one woman.

No matter your position on the definition of marriage, who should decide? Should it be backroom politicians and screaming protestors? Or should voters decide?

Tom Emmer believes that Minnesota voters should have the final say on marriage, just as voters in 31 other states have done. Mark Dayton and Tom Horner say, “No vote for Minnesota.” Dayton and Horner want your vote, but they don’t want you to vote on marriage.

When the candidates for governor ask for your support, ask them if they will guarantee your right to vote on marriage.

Paid for by the Minnesota Family Council and the National Organization for Marriage.

National Organization for Marriage, 2029 K Street NW, Suite 300, Washington, DC 20006