As always, please be kind but firm with those staffers. They will listen and talk to you. I always, always did.
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Sending a personal letter to your congressman's state office is absolutely effective. If you can't call on the phone, try to do that.
Also, if you can get involved in local advocacy groups that have people who can do the in-person meetings or phone calls, that's good too.
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But, ultimately, no matter what you do, if you communicate with your member of congress at all, you are ahead of most people.
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Another FAQ: how do I know if my representative is having a town hall meeting? Sign up for their email list and you'll get notifications.
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Thanks! I want to hug you rn.
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I will take that!
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Thank you so much for sharing and educating those of us who feel frustrated and/or motivated rn! Hugs!
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