At the Arizona state legislature this
week there are several bills (again!) that make it more difficult to vote.
Please, sign onto the Request to Speak system and weigh in while they are still
in committee.
If you have a RTS account sign in
here: https://apps.azleg.gov/account/signon
NOTE: Three bills from last week’s
Request to Speak action have moved on to another committee. If you have already
weighed in on them your response is still in the system, so there is no need to
do that again. If you haven’t, it is
even more important that you weigh in now since those bills have moved even closer
to a vote on the floor. I will indicate
the repeat bills in red.
There were also several bad water bills and good recreation bills being heard
this week. You can find them here.
At the Arizona state legislature this
week there are several bills (again!) that make it more difficult to vote.
Please, sign onto the Request to Speak system and weigh in while they are still
in committee.
If you have a RTS account sign in
here: https://apps.azleg.gov/account/signon
NOTE: Three bills from
last week’s Request to Speak action have moved on to another committee. If you
have already weighed in on them your response is still in the system, so there
is no need to do that again. If you
haven’t, it is even more important that you weigh in now since those bills have
moved even closer to a vote on the floor.
I will indicate the repeat bills in red.
Directions for navigating the Request
to Speak system here:
At the Arizona state legislature this
week there are several bills (again!) that make it more difficult to vote.
Please, sign onto the Request to Speak system and weigh in while they are still
in committee.
If you have a RTS account sign in
here: https://apps.azleg.gov/account/signon
NOTE: Three bills from last week’s
Request to Speak action have moved on to another committee. If you have already
weighed in on them your response is still in the system, so there is no need to
do that again. If you haven’t, it is
even more important that you weigh in now since those bills have moved even closer
to a vote on the floor. I will indicate
the repeat bills in red.
There were also several bad water bills and good recreation bills being heard
this week. You can find them here.
At the Arizona state legislature this
week there are several bills (again!) that make it more difficult to vote.
Please, sign onto the Request to Speak system and weigh in while they are still
in committee.
If you have a RTS account sign in
here: https://apps.azleg.gov/account/signon
At the Arizona state legislature this
week there are several bills (again!) that make it more difficult to vote.
Please, sign onto the Request to Speak system and weigh in while they are still
in committee.
If you have a RTS account sign in
here: https://apps.azleg.gov/account/signon
NOTE: Three bills from last week’s
Request to Speak action have moved on to another committee. If you have already
weighed in on them your response is still in the system, so there is no need to
do that again. If you haven’t, it is
even more important that you weigh in now since those bills have moved even closer
to a vote on the floor. I will indicate
the repeat bills in red.
There were also several bad water bills and good recreation bills being heard
this week. You can find them here.
At the Arizona state legislature this
week there are several bills (again!) that make it more difficult to vote.
Please, sign onto the Request to Speak system and weigh in while they are still
in committee.
If you have a RTS account sign in
here: https://apps.azleg.gov/account/signon
NOTE: Three bills from last week’s
Request to Speak action have moved on to another committee. If you have already
weighed in on them your response is still in the system, so there is no need to
do that again. If you haven’t, it is
even more important that you weigh in now since those bills have moved even closer
to a vote on the floor. I will indicate
the repeat bills in red.
There were also several bad water bills and good recreation bills being heard
this week. You can find them here.
At the Arizona state legislature this
week there are several bills (again!) that make it more difficult to vote.
Please, sign onto the Request to Speak system and weigh in while they are still
in committee.
If you have a RTS account sign in
here: https://apps.azleg.gov/account/signon
NOTE: Three bills from last week’s
Request to Speak action have moved on to another committee. If you have already
weighed in on them your response is still in the system, so there is no need to
do that again. If you haven’t, it is
even more important that you weigh in now since those bills have moved even closer
to a vote on the floor. I will indicate
the repeat bills in red.
There were also several bad water bills and good recreation bills being heard
this week. You can find them here.
If you have a RTS account sign in
here: https://apps.azleg.gov/account/signon
Directions for navigating
the Request to Speak system here:
If you have a RTS account sign in
here: https://apps.azleg.gov/account/signon
Directions for navigating
the Request to Speak system here: At the Arizona state legislature this week there are several bills (again!) that make it more difficult to vote. Please, sign onto the Request to Speak system and weigh in while they are still in committee
If you have a RTS account sign in here: https://apps.azleg.gov/account/signon
Directions for navigating the Request to Speak system here:
http://desktopactivisttucson.blogspot.com/2018/03/request-to-speak-time.html
Helpful hint: Copy the bill number (ex. HB2505) and paste it into the SEARCH PHRASE box.
NOTE: Three bills from last week’s
Request to Speak action have moved on to another committee. If you have already
weighed in on them your response is still in the system, so there is no need to
do that again. If you haven’t, it is
even more important that you weigh in now since those bills have moved even closer
to a vote on the floor. I will indicate
the repeat bills in red.
There were also several bad water bills and good recreation bills being heard
this week. You can find them here.
NOTE: Three bills from last week’s Request to Speak action have moved on to another committee. If you have already weighed in on them your response is still in the system, so there is no need to do that again. If you haven’t, it is even more important that you weigh in now since those bills have moved even closer to a vote on the floor. I will indicate the repeat bills in red. (Two of those bills were posted after I weighed in on RTS last week, so I weighed in this week.)
There were also several bad water bills and good recreation bills being heard this week. You can find them here:
Monday, February 6th
Senate Committee on Elections at 2:00 PM
Members of the public may access a livestream of the meeting here.
- SB1140
elections; voting centers prohibited (Hoffman: Borrelli,
Farnsworth, et al.) prohibits counties from using voting centers -- they
can only use polling places in the districts. OPPOSE
- SB1141 early ballot drop off;
identification (Hoffman: Borrelli, Farnsworth, et al.) requires
voter identification to just drop off an early ballot. This is
unnecessary and will result in additional disenfranchisement. OPPOSE
- SB1143
voting registrations; ballot requests; source (Hoffman:
Borrelli, Farnsworth, et al.) prohibits anything other than the official
early ballot request forms, limiting grassroots efforts to get people
signed up for early voting. OPPOSE
- SB1144
electronic ballot adjudication; prohibition (Hoffman: Borrelli,
Farnsworth, et al.) prohibits electronic adjudication of ballots and
requires creation of a duplicate ballot if the ballot has been damaged.
This seems unnecessarily burdensome. OPPOSE
- SB1170 ballot drop boxes; prohibition (Hoffman:
Borrelli, Farnsworth, et al.) prohibits the use of unmonitored drop
boxes for voting, thus making early voting more inconvenient for those
who prefer not to use the mail. OPPOSE
- SB1213
legislative council; procedures manual (Kern: Kolodin)
substitutes legislative council for the secretary of state relative to
the elections procedures manual. OPPOSE
- SB1265
voting; elections; tally; prohibition (Kern: Mesnard, Rogers,
et al.) prohibits ranked choice voting. OPPOSE
Senate Transportation and Technology at 2:00
PM
- SB1122
transportation tax; election; Maricopa county (Farnsworth:
Cook) directs Maricopa County to hold an election for the sales tax for
transportation and prescribes how much it will be and what it will be
used for, including that 80% will go to freeways. OPPOSE
- SB1312
vehicle mileage; tracking; tax; prohibitions (Hoffman)
prohibits the state or any political subdivisions from developing land
use or transportation plans that include vehicle miles traveled reductions,
prohibits VMT tracking, and prohibits any per mile fees. This last item
is being looked at as an alternative to the gas tax. This bill also runs
counter to state implementation plans for reducing pollution. OPPOSE
Wednesday, February 8th
House Committee on
Government at 9:00 AM .
House Committee on Municipal Oversight &
Elections at 2:00 PM
- HB2231
early absentee voting; limitations; conflicts (Harris: Heap,
Jones, et al.) makes early voting into absentee voting and only allows
someone to vote early under certain conditions. This would decrease
voting significantly. OPPOSE
- HB2415 active early voting lists; removal (Biasiucci:
Bliss, Carbone) removes voters from the active early voting list if they
fail to vote early in one election cycle, instead of two. This will
result in a significant purge of this list and in fewer people
voting. OPPOSE
- HCR2033
primary elections; eligible candidates (Smith: Chaplik, Heap,
et al.) refers to the ballot a constitutional amendment that says each
political party can nominate just the number of offices available and
any others would go on the next general election. It would preclude
ranked choice voting. OPPOSE
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