Democracy doesn't defend itself. Here are concrete, accessible ways every Arizonan can push back against fascism — today, not someday.
Fascism advances because good people stay quiet and stay home. The most powerful thing you can do is show up — at the polls, at your representative's office, at your neighbor's door. Below are the highest-impact actions you can take right now.
Voter registration is the foundation of everything. Arizona allows same-day registration at the polls for certain elections. Check your registration status now, and make a plan for every election — primary, general, and local.
Check Your Registration →Phone calls are the most effective form of constituent contact. Find your Arizona state legislators and federal representatives, then call them on every bill that matters. Five minutes of your time outweighs a thousand emails.
Find Your Legislators →Elected officials are required to hold town halls and public meetings. Attend in person — ask hard questions, document the answers, and share what you hear. Your presence is visible in a way that an online comment never is.
Find Town Halls →Arizona committee hearings and city council meetings include public comment periods. Three minutes at a microphone in front of your legislators — or their cameras — is far more powerful than any social media post.
AZ Committee Hearings →Elections are won at the margins. Volunteering to knock doors or make calls for candidates who oppose fascist policy is one of the most direct ways to change outcomes. You don't need experience — campaigns train you.
Find Volunteer Opportunities →Local newspapers and their online equivalents still reach voters — especially older ones who vote in every election. A well-written letter to the editor naming specific bills and legislators gets read by thousands of constituents.
Submit to AZ Central →Money funds organizing, advertising, and staff. Even small donations add up. Prioritize challengers in competitive districts, and consider donating to civil rights legal organizations fighting anti-democratic legislation in court.
Support ACLU Arizona →Share what you learn on this site. Talk to your family, neighbors, and coworkers about specific bills — not abstractions. Use the "Copy Link" button on any bill card to share a direct link. Democracy runs on an informed public.
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