It’s going to be a firehouse of bad bills that will aim to limit our freedoms going through the Washington state legislature this session. It’s only day 3 and Democrats are wasting no time! These are 3 Gun Control Bills in committee this week that will be voted on.
We need YOU to take ACTION by OPPOSING each of these bills. **ACT TODAY 1/12/22!!** Read on to learn more and follow the links to the Washington Legislature website for comment. Please SHARE this page with all your freedom-loving friends so they can comment too. Bombard their inboxes with opposition!
HB 1618 prohibits the carrying of any firearm, whether open or concealed, into an “election related office or facility” including polling places, voter registration centers, and more. Violation would be a gross misdemeanor and revocation of a concealed pistol license for at least 3 years.
Comment on HB 1618: Washington State Legislature – Public Bill Comments
You can also register to testify for this bills. To do so, follow steps 1-10 below.
- Testify: CSI (wa.gov)
2. Select Committee: Civil Rights & Judiciary
3. Select Meetings: 01/12/22 10:00am
4. Select: Agenda Item (there will be the 3 bills): Click HB 1618
5. Select: Type of Testimony: I would like my position noted for the legislative record
6. Select: CON and fill in your name, address, email, (skip organization, not needed), phone
7. Select: I am not a robot box.
8. Select: Submit Registration
9. Select: I’m Done
10. (New page) Committee Sign In: Select: House
Start over and repeat steps for HB 1630 & HB 1705
HB 1630 prohibits the carrying of firearms at school board or local municipality meetings. Violation may also result in revocation of a concealed pistol license for at least 3 years.
Comment on HB 1630: Washington State Legislature – Public Bill Comments
HB 1705 further restricts the centuries-old practice of manufacturing firearms for personal use and self-defense by imposing requirements that far exceed those in federal law. It seeks to prohibit private individuals from possessing certain unregulated components commonly-used by hobbyists to make their own firearms, as well as possessing currently legal firearms that don’t have serial numbers.
Comment on HB-1705: Washington State Legislature – Public Bill Comments
