Our Political Action Committee
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Election
2010 -
Roll up Your Sleeves! There is Lots to Do!
Michigan is at a major crossroads this year. Statewide elections will be held
for Governor, Lt. Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney General, Supreme Court,
Board of Education and the State University Boards. In addition, ballots will
include all 15 U.S. Congressional seats, all 38 State Senate seats and all 110
State Representative seats. In other words, Michigan is up for grabs.
We, as the residents of Michigan, have the awesome privilege and duty to choose
the leaders who will represent us in Lansing and Washington. It is our duty as
RESPONSIBLE CITIZENS to do everything possible to ensure that those who fill
those civil government positions are pro-life, pro-family & pro-limited
government from top to bottom!
What's at
Stake for Traditional Family Values in Election year 2010 by
Amy Hawkins
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Tuesday, August 3,2010: Primary Election Day
in Michigan!
Many, but not all, candidates have primary opponents. It's your job to get to
know each candidate so you can choose the best contender to face-off with other
opponent in November.
Why the Primary Matters by
James Muffett
Don't bypass August 3rd. This
day is just as important as November 2nd.
1.
Visit this link on the Michigan Secretary of State's Website to see if
your area has elections on Primary Day
2. Then
contact your local county clerk's office to find out what is on your ballot
3. Educate yourself: call the candidates, research the issues
4. Go VOTE and bring a friend with you!
Visit our Voting Resource Tool page!
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Tuesday, November 2, 2010: General Election
Day in Michigan!
1.
Visit this link on the Michigan Secretary of State's Website to get info
to help you in preparing for voting November 2
In November, we will be voting on the following items (some have primaries
August 3rd):
Governor
Lt Governor
Attorney General
Secretary of State
Supreme Court
State Board of Education
University Boards
State House of Representatives
State Senate
US Congress
Ballot Initiatives: Constitutional Convention
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VOTING INFORMATION
To obtain tips on how to be an educated voter, to access information that will
help you get to know candidates more, and many other helpful resources visit our
"Voting Guide" page!
If you have any questions about these or other election-related issues, please email us, and we will do our best to help you!