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.
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!
"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.
The right to vote is the most basic right we have as Americans, and the people of Rhode Island deserve to have the marriage question on the ballot to decide for themselves, regardless of their position.
This 2010 data shows that 80% of Rhode Islanders wanted their right to vote:
