Firefighters Andrew, Dave, Eric and Ryan talk about trust, respect and why they’re voting “Yes” on Question 1. They know marriage matters to ALL Maine families.

Rev. Rich Lang, of the University Temple Methodist Church in Seattle, and his wife Cathy, examine their reflections on the freedom to marry and Washington’s Ref. 74.

“It’s pretty simple” says John from Richfield, Minnesota. “The constitution should be used to protect our freedoms, not limit them.”

In Maryland, Prince George’s County NAACP President Bob Ross explains why he’s voting for Question 6 in Maryland in this web ad.

Pastor Michael Gray and his wife Robyn dispel the myths about Maine’s Question 1.

The first TV ad for Washington’s Referendum 74 features Robin and Stephen Boehler speaking out on behalf of their youngest daughter Sara, who is gay and engaged to be married to her longtime partner.

Washington resident Chris Morningstar urges voters to approve Referendum 74 and shares the story of what happened when her daughter’s partner was diagnosed with brain cancer.

Minnesota United for All Families’ first ad features Kim & Don, a couple who is Catholic and Republican, talking about their neighbors and why they are voting “No.”

Baltimore Ravens Linebacker Brendon Ayanbadejo is a Marylander for marriage equality.