
New Yorkers for Marriage Equality The Senate didn't get much done this week and is now in recess until Monday. Call your State Senator and demand a vote next week. (We strongly encourage you to keep calling, even if you already have. It's free from land lines.)
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It’s time to STAND UP and SPEAK OUT for New York Marriage Equality. The bill to bring marriage equality to New York is at the State Senate and could be voted on TODAY, where it needs your help! Contact your State Senator right now and ask them to vote for marriage equality.

New Yorkers for Marriage Equality Are you on Twitter? Help get the word out about our fight and nyequality.com by using the hashtag #iloveNYequality in your tweets. Want to follow us on twitter? We're @gomyd - http://twitter.com/gomyd
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RT @queerunity: Rumor has it tomorrow the NY senate will vote on marriage equality. Can anyone confirm or deny? #iloveNYequality #nysenate

New Yorkers for Marriage Equality Albany still debating DRP and budget bills today. Vote has been pushed back. This means we've got more time to make the call. Being a fan of this page is not enough. Visit this site and make a call to your State Senator and demand the vote. (Calls are FREE from land lines)
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It’s time to STAND UP and SPEAK OUT for New York Marriage Equality. The bill to bring marriage equality to New York is at the State Senate and could be voted on TODAY, where it needs your help! Contact your State Senator right now and ask them to vote for marriage equality.

New Yorkers for Marriage Equality VOTE IS TOMORROW (we're hearing that it's for reals this time). Head to Albany with MENY, or if you can't make it, call your Senator now using nyequality.com and let them know you want a vote FOR S. 4401, for our LGBT friends, family and coworkers.
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Location:Senate Chamber, Capital Building, Albany, NY
Time:9:00AM Tuesday, November 17th

New Yorkers for Marriage Equality Help us get to 7,500 fans of this page before midnight. Suggest this page to 3 friends (link under our profile image) and ask them to visit http://newyorkequality.com and contact their State Senators.

New Yorkers for Marriage Equality We cannot let our guard down. We need to keep up the constant pressure. The State Senate is in a bind of whether or not to bring the bill to a vote at all. If we make enough calls, the vote will happen. Call today, call tomorrow and keep calling until we have a vote and equality for all. Visit nyequality.com to make the call.
Senate Dems conferencing gay marriage again - Capitol Confidential - New York Politics - timesunion.
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A behind-the-scenes look at New York politics.

New Yorkers for Marriage Equality Word is the vote may not happen today, but this means we have more time to pressure undecided Senators. We just need to convince 5 of the undecided 15. If you are a fan of this page, then you should call your Senator at nyequality.com. Your LGBT friends, family and coworkers need your support.
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Advocates continued to push for a vote in the Senate on a gay marriage bill, but it was unclear when a vote might be rescheduled.

New Yorkers for Marriage Equality State Senate expected to vote on Marriage Equality, S. 4401, TODAY. Make the call before it's too late: http://tools.advomatic.com/24/nyequality

New Yorkers for Marriage Equality Live in SE Bronx (Hunts Point, Soundview, Parkchester, etc.)? Call your senator now to change his mind! Senator Diaz Sr. has gay family members and staff, yet rallies against their rights. Time to call: http://tools.advomatic.com/24/nyequality
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For those fighting to expand gay rights, State Senator Rubén Díaz Sr. represents the most unpredictable of foes.

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MUST WATCH: Speaker Quinn calls the Senate to vote for ME and is almost in tears: "This
is literally a moment where people can stand up and say that
everybody's family matters. That everybody's home is a blessed place,
and that everybody has the same rights. You don't get a lot of times in
life when you get to do that."
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At a press conference on November 9th, Speaker Christine C. Quinn was asked about the gay marriage bill that was put on the agenda for a vote by the New York State Senate.

New Yorkers for Marriage Equality Need more motivation to make the call? Even the NY Times doesn't know how the vote will turnout, every last call will make a difference. Go to http://nyequality.com now to make the call
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After an upset in Maine, gay rights advocates and their opponents are looking to New York, where it was unclear whether the Senate would pass the measure.

New Yorkers for Marriage Equality VOTE HAPPENING TOMORROW! Make another call and send another letter before it's too late. Send this link to all your fellow New Yorkers and ask them to do the same. We can't pass marriage equality just by commiserating on Facebook, but it's a start. (Some Senators are "fans" of this page)
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Victories in WA State and Kalamazoo, MI for gay rights. Not so much in Maine, but don't get defeated. Pam Spaulding writes: "Because I refuse to view last night as a loss. Any time that we can
stand up and fight and educate people about our rights is never a loss." Rest of the post is a MUST READ.
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Last night, while we did not get all that we wanted in Maine, it was very close. In these votes over marriage equality, the opposition may have crossed the finishing line before we did 31 times but every time we get just a little closer.

New Yorkers for Marriage Equality It's election day here in New York for local races (and the 23rd Congressional District), but we'll be paying close attention to Question 1 in Maine and Referendum 71 in Washington State, where challenges to marriage equality are going to a vote. We'll post results as they come in.

New Yorkers for Marriage Equality One of our alliance members, MENY, is organizing a rally at the State Capitol in Albany on the day of the vote. Sign up and show the State Senate that we won't wait for equality
NYS Senate to vote on marriage equality bill
Location:Capital Building, Albany, NY (meeting at Crown Plaza Hotel at 9am)
Time:7:00AM Tuesday, November 10th



















