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Protect our First Amendment rights by restricting the use of churches and religious locations as polling places.

Created by L.B. on October 20, 2013

As United States Citizens, we have the right and duty to vote on our government representatives without discrimination, coercion, or intimidation. Holding public elections in establishments of religion directly violates these rights by requiring citizens to enter houses of worship with which we may not be affiliated, and which may be in direct conflict with our rights to Freedom of Religion. Churches and houses of worship are, by their very nature, symbols of specific religions, and to force citizens to enter them subjects us to undue coercion and discrimination. Please stop this assault on the rights of United States citizens by requiring that public polling places be held in public locations, free from religious and special interest influence.

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