Last weekend's National Equality March was fun, inspirational, and exciting. But in order for it to be effective, we need to keep up the hard work of organizing and advocating.
On November 3, Maine voters will be faced with Question 1, a referendum that seeks to repeal the marriage equality bill recently passed by the state legislature and signed into law by the governor. No On 1, the organization working to retain marriage equality in Maine, needs our help. Here's how you can help defeat Question 1.
On November 3, Maine voters will be faced with Question 1, a referendum that seeks to repeal the marriage equality bill recently passed by the state legislature and signed into law by the governor. No On 1, the organization working to retain marriage equality in Maine, needs our help. Here's how you can help defeat Question 1.
(1) Drive (or carpool) to Maine for a day or a whole weekend. Visit Drive for Equality to sign up. It doesn't matter if you have a car or not -- just check a box and a rideshare request will pop onto their interactive board. Your name and location (but not your e-mail address) will show up on your posting, allowing you and other volunteers to connect to coordinate rides while keeping your personal information private.
Traveling volunteers will canvass towns and neighborhoods, call voters, support No On 1's data or logistics teams, and take part in public events. Both morning and afternoon shifts are available on Saturdays and Sundays as well as on Monday, November 2nd and on Election Day. Sign up to Drive for Equality to Maine. Your short trip will make a big difference.
(2) Can't make it to Maine? Join Call for Equality, No On 1's virtual phone bank program, and help contact voters from your home or office. All you need is a phone and an internet connection to make a difference.
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