Marriage is among the most unifying of issues for West Virginians.  More than 90% of West Virginians believe voters should settle the definition of marriage, not judges.  But some legislators have labeled such attempts at self-governance, "a disservice to the public."

Public policy should be decided by the public.  Yet, unless the West Virginia legislature lets the voters of this state vote, marriage could be redefined without a single West Virginia voter casting a vote.

Click on the audio player below to listen to our radio commercial running throughout West Virginia.  Then, call your legislator by calling 1-877-565-3447.  Ask them to let you vote on a marriage protection amendment in 2009.

To bring this ad to your part of West Virginia click on "Donate4Marriage" to the left, or send your gift to The Family Policy Council of WV, P.O. Box 566, Charleston, WV 25322.  Sorry, federal law does not permit a tax deduction.