Want to change the law? Here’s how it works:
A legislator files a bill.
The bill is sent to a committee for review.
If it passes committee, it moves to the House or Senate floor.
It must pass both chambers.
The Governor signs it into law (or vetoes it).
🧭 Track current bills:
👉 Visit the Tennessee General Assembly Website
They work for you — make your voice count.
Call or email your State Representative and Senator.
Be respectful, be clear, and be brief.
Let them know where you stand on gun rights and why it matters.
🗣 Need help? Use these talking points:
“I am a law-abiding gun owner and a voting constituent.”
“I support constitutional carry and oppose any new gun control.”
“Please vote NO on bills that restrict our rights — and YES on those that expand them.”
📣 You don’t have to run for office — just take action.
📞 Call your elected officials
✉️ Email or mail letters
🧍 Attend committee hearings
🗳 Share updates with friends and family
🧷 Stay informed with TFA alerts (link to join or subscribe)
🔗 Helpful Links
✅ Tennessee General Assembly Main Page
📅 Legislative Calendars
📜 Bill Tracking System
A phone call makes an impact. Be polite, be firm, and let them know where you stand.
Written messages are saved and shared. Keep it short, respectful, and to the point.
Show up in person when it matters most. Your presence sends a powerful message.
Post updates, talk to friends, and bring others into the fight. Advocacy grows through connection.
The fight moves fast. Sign up to stay in the loop when action is needed.
Face-to-face conversations make a lasting impression. Know what to expect, what to say, and how to represent our values clearly.
Calls and emails still work. Learn how to craft your message, what to avoid, and how to be heard.
