Vote like a hero August 6
Using the prolife voter's guide

Everyone over the age of 18 can be a hero this summer. On August 6, the people of Michigan have the opportunity to save lives! You do not have to be Spiderman, the Hulk or a Skywalker to do something heroic. The only thing you need to do to protect the human family is vote in the Primary Election on August 6. It is that simple! If heroic duties will keep you from your community on August 6, no problem. An absentee ballot application is available on page 14. Keep on reading to learn how to use the prolife voter's guide on the following pages. Also, visit the Right to Life of Michigan web site, www.rtl.org, for the most current Right to Life of Michigan Political Action Endorsements. Make your plans now to be a hero on August.

Michigan has 15 Congressional Districts. To help you determine your district, the Congressional District map on this page will serve as a guide. After you have located your district, find the corresponding ballot on the following pages. The ballots also list counties which lie in each Congressional District. The district ballots list prolife candidates running for Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney General, U.S. Senate, U.S. Congress, Michigan State Senate, Michigan State House, Judicial openings and county races.

The role of Right to Life of Michigan Political Action Committee is to inform the prolife community which candidates are believed to be the strongest and most effective voice for the unborn, according to PAC Director Larry Galmish.

"All the candidates we have endorsed have been carefully screened and have signed a written questionnaire stating their support for prolife legislation," Galmish said.

Every prolife vote for the RLM-PAC endorsed candidates August 6 is important because many races are won or lost in the primary election. Many of the November elections are really decided in the Primary.

Your vote August 6 can mean the difference between the passage or defeat of important prolife legislation.

Our forefathers drafted a constitution that established a system of government allowing each citizen to choose representation at the national and state levels of government freely and privately. Each voter can decide what makes a candidate deserving of his or her support.

Right to Life of Michigan President Barbara Listing said, "Throughout the history of our nation a single issue has often become the deciding factor as we cast our ballots – civil rights, the environment, and the economy are some issues. Legalized abortion is the most important single issue facing America today. The right to Life for all members of our human family is the most important right guaranteed by our founding fathers."

The Right to Life of Michigan Political Action Committee is nonpartisan. However, in a Primary election, you must choose either the Democrat or Republican party. Clip your Congressional District ballot and take it to the polls on August 6 to protect life.

Visit www.rtl.org/html/elections/endorsed.html to find the endorsed candidates in your area.

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