You need to take whatever actions necessary to make this bill fall into the category with the two thirds that never make it. There are myriad ways to kill bills. This chapter will explore some of them. Because of the volume of work legislators have each session and the time constraints they work under, the bills they pass are usually those that are well executed, clear, and broadly supported, or those with lots of political muscle behind them. With extra work, even these bills can be killed.
Timing is important.
The earlier you can stop a bill, the less resources you will have to expend, and the less time will be diverted from the important job of passing your own bill. Certain reactions work best at different points in the bill's progress. Here are some methods and suggestions on the most effective timing. You learn the bill will be introduced. State your opposition, and say why you oppose it.