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  • Lobbying By Email and Mail - PFLAG
    Discuss how the issue impacts you or your loved ones by sharing your personal story in your email or letter, but remember to keep it brief Ask that your elected official support or oppose the legislation you have discussed Conclude with how best to reach you Limit your letter or email to one page and one issue
  • Ask the Experts - Is Sending Informational Emails to Legislators . . .
    In some jurisdictions, yes, you’ll need to register for informational or educational communications to legislative officials Making this determination usually depends on a few factors: 1) the definition of lobbying in the jurisdiction, 2) the intent behind sending the information, and 3) the presence of any registration exceptions or thresholds
  • FAQs - U. S. Senate
    Lobbying firms and organizations employing in-house lobbyists must register when they meet income expense minimums, have an employee who meets the definition of a lobbyist, and when they make more than one lobbying contact
  • Ethics FAQs - U. S. Senate Select Committee on Ethics
    I received an email from a former colleague who left the Senate six months ago to become a lobbyist She asked me a number of questions about my supervising Senator’s plans regarding a particular piece of legislation, and asked me to consider draft language for a particular provision
  • LOBBYING DO’S AND DON’TS - AFGE
    Can AFGE Activists Contact their Senators or U S Representative "off the clock" and by "using personal property"? Yes Federal employees should contact their lawmakers from home using personal email, phones, letters, faxes or cell phones And there are conditions under which you can exercise your right to
  • Lobbying by Email or Letter - MHAMD
    Much of the mail received by delegates and senators is from displeased constituents; a letter complimenting your legislator will be remembered favorably the next time you write Write to each legislator individually Do not send photocopies of a letter to other legislators
  • Fact Sheet: Sending Elected Officials Emails, Letters, and Faxes
    Here is a template for sending a letter or a fax to an elected official: [Date] [Elected official’s full name] [Address] Dear [elected official’s name]: I am writing to urge [elected official’s name] to support [law or policy] Laws that [fix a certain problem - explain here] are very important to me because [reason]
  • Ultimate Guide to Contact Senators
    Follow up with an email if you write a letter or make a phone call to a senator’s office Keep track of when senators are voting on bills that matter to you and contact them immediately before or after the vote
  • Send an email to your member of Congress - RESULTS
    The email format for a member of the House or their staff is [email protected] Next, create and send your e-mail The EPIC format (Engage, state the Problem, Inform about a solution, give a Call to Action) is very useful to the process of crafting an advocacy message to your legislator
  • How to Communicate with Congress - Advocacy
    Many not-for-profit groups allow you to send a form email to your senators and congressional representatives While most offices read every message they receive whether a standard form or customized, know that personalized, individualized messages receive the most attention





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