Looking for something to do that is more effective than marching, but doesn’t involve knocking on doors?

One of the best ways to communicate your position on Arizona legislation is via the Request to Speak (RTS) system. State legislators view RTS positions and comments, and sometimes refer to them during debates in committees or on the floor. They become part of the public record. 

Please note that while the name “Request to Speak” suggests otherwise, using the RTS system does not mean you actually have to speak in support or opposition for a bill in committee hearing or attend the hearing (although, you may, if you would like).

The system is designed to collect public input electronically, so that all can provide support or opposition to bills – regardless of whether they are physically at the State Capitol or not.