When a citizen is unhappy about the introduction of a bill, the best times to contact their representative about the issue is before the committee review of the bill and before the full chamber voting.
When passing a bill, from the drafting of the bill to the presidential acceptance of it, the process goes through many steps. Two of the key steps are those in which representatives have direct power over the final decisions through voting.
There are two steps in the process of passing a bill in which chamber representatives of the people have a chance to vote on whether or not to pass the bill. The first is when the bill goes to committee review, which, if on the committee, allows representatives to negate the continuance of the bill.
The other is when the full chamber of representatives votes on the bill, this is perhaps the most important time to voice concerns regarding the bill and its contents. Citizens unhappy with a bill should reach out to their representatives before this voting.
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