Arizona Politicians Gun Rights Voting Records Posted at AzCDL Website

Arizona Politicians Gun Rights Voting Records Posted at AzCDL Website

Arizona Citizens Defense League
Arizona Citizens Defense League

Catalina, AZ –-(Ammoland.com)- Wonder how your elected State Representatives and/or Senators voted on key pro-rights bills this year?
AzCDL has posted their voting records at: www.azcdl.org/html/voting_records.html .

Votes monitored are for:

  • SB 1108 – Constitutional Carry
  • SB 1153 – Knife preemption
  • HB 2307 – Firearms Freedom Act
  • HB 2543 – Strengthened firearms preemption
  • HB 2629 – Prohibits counties, towns, etc. from de facto “registration” related to temporary firearms storage
  • HCR 2008 – Proposed Constitutional amendment; Right to hunt and fish

This is an election year. AzCDL members have an extra tool to support legislators who support your rights – our Political Action Committee (PAC). Campaign donations speak loudly to legislators seeking reelection. AzCDL’s PAC is a force-multiplier for your individual donation. No matter the size of your donation, when combined with hundreds or thousands of others, it WILL make a big difference. Please donate today! https://www.azcdlpac.com/contribute.html .

These alerts are a project of the Arizona Citizens Defense League (AzCDL), an all volunteer, non-profit, non-partisan grassroots organization. Join today! https://www.azcdl.org/html/join_us_.html .

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About:
AzCDL believes that the emphasis of gun laws should be on criminal misuse and that law-abiding citizens should be able to own and carry firearms unaffected by unnecessary laws or regulations. AzCDL was founded by a group of local activists who recognized that a sustained, coordinated, statewide effort was critical to protecting and expanding the rights of law-abiding gun owners. As a like-minded coalition of activists, the AzCDL founders were instrumental in the successful passage of the first major improvement to Arizona’s CCW (concealed carry) laws since they were instituted in 1994. Visit: www.azcdl.org