The following people publicly opposed Measure No. 1 Monday during a rally held by Equality North Dakota.

Measure No. 1 is the proposed constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriage.

Robert Uebel, chairman, Equality North Dakota

The Rev. Shawnthea Monroe-Mueller, pastor, First Congregational United Church of Christ

Aaron Eichenberger, co-chairman, 10 Percent Society, North Dakota State University and Minnesota State University Moorhead

Kelly Sewill, president, 10 Percent Society, University of North Dakota

Michael Brown, board member, Pride Collective and Community Center

Betty Workin, member, Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays

Gina Powers, community member

Barry Nelson, chairman, North Dakota Progressive Coalition

Cheryl Bergian, director, North Dakota Human Rights Coalition and District 44 Senate candidate

Duke Schempp, executive director, People Escaping Poverty Project

Janeen Kobrinsky, lay rabbi, Temple Beth El

John Strand, editor, High Plains Reader

Dave Anderson, president, Downtown Community Partnership.

Rep. Mary Ekstrom, D-Fargo

Rep. Scot Kelsh, D-Fargo

Thomas Lane, Fargo city commissioner

Linda Coates, Fargo city commissioner

Gini Duval, candidate, District 46 House

Bruce Schoenwald, candidate, North Dakota attorney general

Deb Mathern, candidate, lieutenant governor

Joe Satrom, candidate, governor