The Future of Marriage in Arizona

How soon will our nation's economic problems be solved? Who will be our next President? No one can be certain what the future holds.

Here in Arizona, we have an opportunity to make one thing certain for the future - the definition of marriage. By voting YES on Prop 102, Arizonans can define marriage in our state constitution as the union of one man and one woman.

The election is just five weeks from today. This November, vote YES on Prop 102 to secure the definition of marriage for future generations.

Just One Week Left to Register!

One week from today, October 6th, is the deadline to register to vote in the November election. In order to cast your YES vote on Prop 102, you need to be registered to vote. Don't wait around any longer - register today!

Visit YESforMarriage.com for information on how to register. It's very easy. You can register online or print the form and mail it in. Tell your friends and family to register, too.

And, don't forget to re-register if your address has changed.

Future Security

You hear a lot of talk lately about how to secure the economy. There are bailout plans and billions of dollars floating around. It's important, but it's complicated and confusing - even for people with Ph.D.'s!

Prop 102 gives Arizonans the opportunity to secure something important - marriage. And the best part is that it's really simple and clear! You don't need a Ph.D. to understand Prop 102 because it's just 20 simple words: "Only a union of one man and one woman shall be valid or recognized as a marriage in this state."

Voting YES on Prop 102 means that the definition of marriage is secured in the highest law in our state - our constitution.

We all want security in these uncertain times - for our nation, for our homes, for our families. This November, we can secure something that really matters for our children and grandchildren by voting YES on Prop 102. Voting YES on Prop 102 secures the definition of marriage for future generations.

Six Weeks Away

We are only six weeks away from Election Day, when Arizonans will have the opportunity to say YES for marriage by voting YES on Prop 102.

Hop on over to YESforMarriage.com to learn how you can maximize these six weeks by helping the Yes on 102 campaign.

Voter Registration Deadline Two Weeks Away!

If you're not already registered to vote in the November election, you have just two weeks from today to get registered! The deadline is October 6th.

You may not realize how incredibly easy it is to register. You can register online, which will probably take you less than five minutes. Or, you can print the form out and mail it in - again only taking a few minutes of your time.

Remember that you need to re-register if you've moved or changed your name. Even if you are already registered, you can help Prop 102 by making sure your friends and family are registered, too. Don't forget about those kids who will turn 18 by November 4th.

Prop 102 needs your YES vote, so make sure that you are registered so that you can vote YES for marriage in this November's election.

Keep It Simple

Arizonans are busier than ever these days, so wouldn’t it be nice not to have propositions on the ballot that are long and confusing? Why not have a ballot proposition that is simple and clear? That's where Prop 102 comes in.

Prop 102 is short and deals with only one issue - marriage. It's clear what it means because it's just 20 simple words. Prop 102 literally speaks for itself:

"Only a union of one man and one woman shall be valid or recognized as a marriage in this state."

So, when you vote, you know that at least one choice will be easy: saying YES for marriage!

Catholic Bishops: Vote YES on 102

The Bishops of the Arizona Catholic Conference have issued this statement in support of Prop 102. (En Español)

This weekend, the video message below from Bishop Olmstead was played in all diocesan churches:



En Español:

Five for Friday

Friday brings you...

Five Reasons to Vote for Prop 102:

1. Simple, clear language
2. Easy to understand
3. Only 20 words
4. Deals with just one issue
5. Defines marriage as the union of one man and one woman

One Man. One Woman. That's Marriage.

As Seen on TV

You can now watch the Yes on 102 commercial via YouTube. Check it out:

Vote YES on Proposition 102: One Man. One Woman. That’s Marriage.

On November 4, Arizonans have the opportunity to say YES for marriage by voting YES on Proposition 102.

Prop 102 is 20 simple and clear words that define marriage as the union of one man and one woman. It’s that simple:

“Only a union of one man and one woman shall be valid or recognized as a marriage in this state.”

Prop 102 does one thing and one thing only – it defines marriage as the union of one man and one woman in Arizona.

Vote YES on Prop 102 to secure the definition of marriage for your children and grandchildren.

How YOU Can Help Pass Prop 102:

Register to vote. It only takes a few minutes of your time to make a big difference for marriage. You can register online or print the form and mail it in. To vote in the November 4 election, you must be registered to vote by October 6. Take time TODAY to register!

Visit YESforMarriage.com. The campaign’s website is the place to find information, get involved, and stay up-to-date. At YESforMarriage.com, you can:

• Request an early ballot form. Election Day is Tuesday, November 4, and early voting begins October 2. If you are not already on the permanent early ballot list, then request an early ballot form from the campaign.

• Request yard signs and bumper stickers. Get the word out to your family, friends, and neighbors about voting YES on Prop. 102.

• Volunteer for the campaign. We need help statewide for phone banking, event staffing, helping in the office, and distributing materials.

• Sign up for e-mail updates. Get the latest information on the campaign.

Vote YES on Prop 102 and encourage your family and friends to vote YES.

Why Yes on Prop 102?

Marriage between one man and one woman. Can it get any simpler than that? Prop 102 simply secures the definition of marriage through an Arizona constitutional amendment.

Read it for yourself: "Only a union of one man and one woman shall be valid or recognized as a marriage in this state."

A YES vote on Prop 102 simply puts a clear definition of marriage right in our constitution, the highest law in the state. An amendment secures the definition of marriage in Arizona and leaves no interpretation for judges, politicians, or special interest groups.

One man. One Woman. Prop 102. It's that simple.