SB 866 will be heard Wednesday, June 1st.

May 27, 2022 Amy Bohn

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CALL TO ACTION.

SB 866 will be heard in the Assembly Judiciary Committee on Wednesday June 1st. This is the only committee before going to the Assembly floor, then Governor’s desk. They are trying to fast track this bill. We must stop this now. Judiciary committee has 7 democrat legislators that we need to persuade to vote NO or ABSTAIN.

ACTION STEPS:

Friday, May 27th

Call ASSEMBLY JUDICIARY COMMITTEE MEMBERS at their district offices all day Friday and throughout the weekend.
Tell them to vote NO or ABSTAIN on SB 866
You can leave a message after hours, so you don’t have to leave zip code.
Submit your letter of opposition to legislative portal by noon and email directly.
Tell everyone you know to do the same as well as organizations or unions.

Monday, May 30th

It is a holiday, but you still call to leave a message at district and capitol offices.
Submit your letter of opposition to email directly to Assembly judiciary members.

Tuesday, May 31st

Call Assembly Judicial Committee Members Capitol offices.
Submit your letter of opposition to email directly to Assembly judiciary members.

Sample Script:

Hello,

My name is _______, I [live, work, own a business] in Assembly member_____district. I strongly oppose SB 866, lowering the age of consent to vaccination to age 12. I am demanding assembly member__________ oppose this bill.

Thank you.

TIPS:

When contacting legislators:

Call (D) Senators or Assembly members on roster list.
- Give them the districts zip code when asked.
- Tell them to vote NO or ABSTAIN on these bills.
When calling, state your name and the district’s zip code. You can even call after hours to leave a message, if you are not in district so your calls will not be “trashed”.
Fridays call district offices (as the legislators are in their home offices.

Concentrate on the (D) legislators: Call and email directly these legislators to oppose SB 866, call district offices on Friday. Then both Capitol and district offices all weekend through Tuesday.

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