URGENT: Not Too Late to Call Your State Senator!
The Senate will vote before the end of April on the fate of marriage. It is not too late to make a difference, call your Senator today and tell them NO on SB 38 and YES on letting the people vote.
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Join Us for the First March for Marriage
Join Us for the First March for Marriage in Washington DC on March 26th. NOM, along with many others, is sponsoring this historic day for us to Stand for Marriage in our nation's capital. A generous donor has underwritten the cost of a professional, modern, and comfortable coach bus to transport folks from Rhode Island to and from the event. Click here for more information.
Senate Judiciary Committee Contact Information
The overwhelming majority of voters in Rhode Island want to vote on marriage. Click here to contact committee members and ask them to reject House Bill 5015 and instead let the people vote!
Poll Shows Rhode Islanders Want to Vote on Marriage
"A new statewide survey of Rhode Island voters shows that 78 percent of voters believe that they should have the right to vote on the definition of marriage, just as voters in 35 other states have been able to do." — Christopher Plante. Click here to read more.
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RI4M Blog
National Organization for Marriage — Rhode Island Urges Rhode Island House to Reject Same-Sex Marriage Legislation
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 1, 2013 Contact: Christopher Plante (401-228-7602) “Besides advocating a flawed policy, HB 5015 and SB 38 contain a shocking lack of religious liberty protections, potentially ghettoizing people of faith unless they compromise and remain silent in … Continue reading
IT’S HAPPENING NOW
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Dear Marriage Supporter, It’s happening NOW—Senate Bill 38, which would redefine marriage in Rhode Island, may be voted out of the Senate Judiciary Committee today or tomorrow, and swiftly move to a vote before the full chamber! This vote is … Continue reading
Be Extraordinary: Make a Call for Marriage
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Dear Marriage Supporter, Please take the time to call and email the Senate Judiciary Committee today and urge each member to REJECT the redefinition of marriage IN COMMITTEE. Click here to find a comprehensive list of the Judiciary Committee to … Continue reading
RI Senate Hearing: Same-Sex ‘Marriage’ Activists “Completely Overwhelmed”
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You might not see this story in the news, but those who were in attendance at the Senate Judiciary Committee took enough photos and video to substantiate their assertion that the Same-Sex ‘Marriage’ activists who showed up that day were completely overwhelmed by … Continue reading
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Press Releases
National Organization for Marriage – Rhode Island Condemns the Redefinition of Marriage in the Ocean State
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 3, 2013 Contact: Christopher Plante (401-228-7602) “Besides advocating a flawed marriage policy, the so-called “marriage equality act” contains a shocking lack of religious liberty protections, potentially ghettoizing people of faith unless they compromise and remain silent. And same-sax couples also have write to get a divorce … Continue reading
National Organization for Marriage — Rhode Island Urges Rhode Island House to Reject Same-Sex Marriage Legislation
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 1, 2013 Contact: Christopher Plante (401-228-7602) “Besides advocating a flawed policy, HB 5015 and SB 38 contain a shocking lack of religious liberty protections, potentially ghettoizing people of faith unless they compromise and remain silent in … Continue reading
National Organization for Marriage Urges Rhode Island Senators to Reject Legislation Redefining Marriage
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 23, 2013 Contact: Elizabeth Ray or Jen Campbell (703-683-5004) Providence, RI — The National Organization for Marriage Rhode Island today urged state Senators to reject legislation redefining marriage and instead allow voters to determine the definition … Continue reading
Rhode Island Voters Overwhelmingly Support Voting on Definition of Marriage
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 12, 2013 Contact: Christopher Plante (401-228-7602) Statewide Survey Shows 78% Want Voters to Decide Issue of Marriage Providence, RI — A new statewide survey of Rhode Island voters shows that 78 percent of voters believe that … Continue reading
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