Does anyone ever contact their state legislator's or any members of the United states government with their?'
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I actually have met in person with both my state representative and with my US House Representative to discuss certain issues. I also frequently send letters.
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ASK YOUR ELECTED REPRESENTATIVE.
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Write your Congressman/woman and get some help!
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First, visit his website and SIGN UP for his newsletter. \nhttp://www.house.gov/cummings/\n\nThe newsletter probably indicates HOW to contact him with your opinion or question. \n\nThen use this online form,\nhttp://www.house.gov/writerep/\n\nPut in your state and ZIP + 4 Zip code.   \n\nClick on the CONTACT MY REPRESENTATIVE button\n\nFollow the steps carefully, using the NUMBERs to properly gain access to the system.   \n\nALL U.S. Representatives are available through this system.  Please use it.
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http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm\n\nwhen you click on each senator's name it gives you more information about them.
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I hope this isn't overly obvious, but couldn't you just contact them directly and ask for a list of members?
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Why don't you call up someone from the other party or other candidate and tell them what is going on? If there is something illegal here, they will know how to handle it.
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California (as well as a few other states) have what is called referendum votes where key issues can be presented to the people depending on how the issue arrived in Congress.  The federal government doesnt have this system.  That is why we have a representative democracy government in the first place.  If you want to speak out on one side of a particular issue - write a letter or e-mail to your rep or senator.  They actually respond back.  I have e-mailed them on a number of occasions and they really do like to hear from their constituents.  Just make sure you are writing something logical and rational or give a personal experience.  Dont say something like "you f*ck*in idiot vote against this stupid f*c*ing bill" or they wont listen.  But they do listen when people write heart felt letters and e-mails stating their opinions.  I have worked with numerous members of our elected government - despite what most people think - they really will listen
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Have you tried contacting the school?
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Noisy wheel gets the grease.  In other words, let your representative know your feelings on issues that affect your community and government will be more responsive to your needs.\n\nMany people complain, but will not bother to contact anyone.  Your elected representatives are not psychic and cannot read your mind.  Contact them and let them know how you feel.
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Have u contacted an attorney or legal aide?
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Setting aside the political animosity this topic has brought out, the email address and all other contact information for the President and Vice President can be found by clicking on the link below.\n\nWill the President read it?  Pretty darn unlikely.  But then, when you send a letter to your US Representative, do they personally read it?  Most likely not, they'll assign reading to a staffer, who can then bring forth interesting ideas and comments to his/her attention.\n\nI once wrote to President Reagan, and got a nice form letter back from some special assistant.  That's just the way it goes.  But consider, if any elected representative did nothing but read every email and letter sent it, that would be the only thing he/she got done.
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Very interesting! I think you need to approach you state congressman and submit the idea to him/her. Sounds very reasonable to me.
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There are over 400 representatives, several for each state.  Do you want to pick a specific state?\n\nI'll go with my representative, Joseph Crowley from New York's 7th district.
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Contact the US Senate for more information on its members.
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Have you tried searching for them on members.yahoo.com?
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When addressing them it is Congressman or Congresswoman.\n\nWhen describing them it can either be the same (most common) or "So and So, the Representative from whatever state".\n\n(and it is not a bad question, relax)