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Take Action: Thank Your Legislator
Greetings,
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New
Hampshire Becomes
6th State to Legalize Marriage for Gay and Lesbian
Couples
Governor Lynch signs bill only hours after
legislative approval
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CONCORD— Governor John Lynch signed
legislation that will give the legal protections of marriage to
gay and lesbian couples in New Hampshire. Acting swiftly and
decisively, Governor Lynch signed the legislation only hours
after the legislature took the final vote on the
issue.
“Today is a
historic day for all Granite Staters,” said Mo Baxley,
Executive Director of the New Hampshire Freedom to Marry
Coalition.
“We applaud Governor Lynch, Speaker Norelli and
President Larsen and the leadership of the General Court for
making sure that all loving, committed couples have the freedom
to marry. Today, our shared values of individual liberty,
freedom, and fairness have been upheld.”
New Hampshire is now the 6th
state in the United States that
extends the freedom to marry to gay and lesbian couples. This new law will go
into effect on January 1, 2010.
Statewide LGBT education and advocacy
organization. http://nhftm.org/ |
Send a letter to the following decision maker(s):
Governor John Lynch (if you live in New Hampshire)
Pro Marriage Equality Reps
thank senate
Below is the sample letter:
Subject: Thank you
Dear [decision maker name automatically inserted here],
As a constituent I would like to to personally thank you for your vote in support of the marriage equality bill and your support of HB 73. This legislation is very important to me and my family. I am so happy that you can see that marriage equality, individual liberties, and religious freedoms are all New Hampshire values. Your vote for equality is significant and I hope that you continue to show your support on this issue. I know that I can count on you to represent New Hampshire families on June 3rd with your vote to support the Committee of Conference report on HB 73.
Thank you for your continued support and for taking a stand on marriage equality, individual liberty, and religious freedom.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
cc:
Caitlin Murphy, Office & Communications Manager, NHFTM (if you live in New Hampshire)
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Campaign Expiration Date:
June 14, 2009
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