How to Call the LRC

Give 5 mins to your fellow Kentuckians today! Call the LRC, say you want to leave a message for your senator, and give your name and address. You will be connected to your senator's office. Tell the administrator that you want to leave a message.

Why do phone calls matter? 
When you call legislators to tell them how you would like them to vote on a certain bill, they receive a physical piece of green or red paper representing your view. These are called “green slips” and “red slips”. Many lawmakers say they are influenced by the physical representation of your calls shown by how many green or red slips they receive. ​

What to expect:
Calling the Legislative Message line is toll-free and only takes a minute. You don't have to know your legislators' names. You will need to share your address so operators can send your message to the right legislative district. 

What to say:
​"I would like to ask Senator _____ or Representative _______ to please vote yes on cannabis reform this year."

When to call:
The Legislative Message Line is open Monday through Thursday from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Friday from 7a.m. to 6 p.m. during the legislative session. Call every day!

What's NEXT?:
Always follow up your calls with an email. You can sign the email campaign we've written for your convenience or write your own.
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Call your State Representatives DAILY at the toll-free Legislative Message Hotline (800-372-7181).