Just got this from Equality California – follow this link to fill out their survey on going back to the ballot in 2012:

A little over a week ago, we opened up a dialogue about the community’s thoughts on the best way to overturn Proposition 8. If you haven’t shared your thoughts, please complete our survey to about the strategy to repeal Prop. 8.

This is an important conversation. Regardless of how Prop. 8 is repealed, it will take a total commitment from our community and our allies together. We need everyone who cares about overturning Prop. 8 to step up and be a part of the decision on how to move forward.

We’re taking the conversation all across California. Please join us at an upcoming Town Hall in your area to speak with us in person about the effort to restore marriage equality and to share your ideas on the strategy to repeal Prop. 8:

• San Francisco | May 19
• San Diego | June 3
• West Hollywood | May 22
• Santa Barbara | June 4
• Long Beach | May 23
• Fresno | June 6
• Santa Ana | May 24
• San Jose | June 7
• Palm Springs | May 31
• Sacramento | June 8
• Redlands | June 1

If you can’t join us in person, you can also join us for an Online Town Hall on June 9 from 6 to 7 p.m.

Equality California will conduct a poll of likely November 2012 voters to determine the odds of a win. We’ll also be speaking with political experts, major funders and our coalition partners. We’re on a mission to gather the information that LGBT people and our allies need to make the best possible choice. We’ll share what we learn with you. We don’t yet know what the best path forward will be. The decision must be based on facts and on a community-wide conversation.

Our survey about whether we as a community should return to the ballot remains open. Please take a moment to complete it if you haven’t yet.

Together we will regain the freedom to marry in California, either through the courts or through a ballot measure, and ensure that all loving couples are treated equally.