The fight to stop False Marriage is far from over at this point.
Yes, there was a procedural vote, but then there will be a floor vote.
A number of amendments have been added to this bill, as well, and we need to urge a larger floor fight for more amendments until this legislation can be bogged down entirely.
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The US Senate will take a vote on the DIS-Respect for Marriage Act on November 28th, 2022–after the Thanksgiving Break.
What happened earlier?
There was a procedural vote to advance the bill in the US Senate a few days ago, but we need to marshall our reasons to target these US Senators after the Thanksgiving Break
Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV)
Susan Collins (R-ME): (202) 224-2523
Joni Ernst (R-IA): (202) 224-3254
Cynthia Lummis (R-WY): 202) 224-3424
Mitt Romney (R-UT): (202) 224-5251
Dan Sullivan (R-AK): (202) 224-3004
Thom Tillis (R-NC): (202) 224-6342
Todd Young (R-IN): 202-224-5623
These US Senators The legislation will fail if they do not muster 60 votes.
These US Senators are facing Re-election at some point, and we need to make their lives miserable for voting against their constituents once already.
You can find their contact information on the blogpost that I shared earlier this year.