John,

The 56th Legislative Session in Arizona was historic, stretching over two sessions. Session 1 lasted 201 days, setting a record as the longest legislative session in Arizona’s history, followed by Session 2, which extended for another 160 days. This extended period brought forth a multitude of bills, both beneficial and detrimental to Arizona’s workers. Despite the challenges, we fought for working people, and our Governor, Katie Hobbs, played a pivotal role with her extensive use of veto power, rejecting over 100 harmful bills.

Despite the challenges, several legislative victories reinforced the rights and welfare of Arizona’s working people.

As we move beyond the 56th Legislative Session, we must stay engaged and informed about our next steps in civic participation and ensure that Arizona’s working people are prepared to make their voices heard in the upcoming elections. This includes:

• Clicking here to check your voting status,
• Clicking here to use Request to Speak (RTS)
• Clicking here to sign up for future legislative updates and meetings.

Stay proactive in shaping our state's future. View the full comprehensive summary of the 56th Legislative Session. 

In Solidarity,