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Protect Girls' Sports In Maine

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PROTECT GIRLS' SPORTS REFERENDUM

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What We're Fighting For

The Protect Girls’ Sports in Maine ballot referendum will ensure that sports participation and private facilities in schools are designated by sex. Absolutely everyone gets to play sports, and everyone gets access to single-sex spaces.

More than 82,000 Mainers signed our petition. But lawfare
threw out 1,400 valid signatures, leaving us 532 short of the
2026 ballot, and our appeal won’t be decided before
November’s ballots are printed.

So we’re collecting more signatures and re-submitting for the
November 2027 ballot. We only need 532, but we’re collecting
5,000.

Make sure you’ve signed the petition, and encouraged others to do the same, before we re-submit to the Secretary of State for the 2027 ballot.

Call or text us at 207-415-4662 or email us at
Volunteer@MaineGirlDads.com

WHAT THE ACT DOES

Everyone Plays.
No One Is Banned.

Our act requires schools to designate athletic teams by sex: male, female, and co-ed. Every student has an opportunity to compete. Nobody is excluded. Sports are organized fairly and safely for everyone.

Private Single-Sex
Spaces Are Protected.

Private facilities like bathrooms, locker rooms, and showers will be designated by sex. Females and males both deserve privacy and safety in their own spaces — and this act guarantees it.

Not Political.
Just Common Sense.

This is the most democratic process possible. When the bureaucrats in Augusta refused to act, the citizens of Maine stepped up. Now, this question goes directly to the voters and will be decided by a majority of Mainers, not by politicians.

All Students Ensured
Equal Protection.

This act ends sex-based discrimination in Maine schools by giving sex equal protection and opportunity under the law. It also ensures full legal protections under the ADA for individuals with verifiable differences in sex development.

Get Involved & Stay Informed

Voters overwhelmingly support common-sense protections in our school facilities & competitive sports. But support alone won’t win — we need your voice, your time, and your contribution to carry this across the finish line.