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Hau

Lisa: For those that want to send an email, do you have any suggestions (like a bullet list of points) to include in the email? I'm a newbie Activista and I'm not quite sure what to include in the email.

LeeAnn

Also, given a choice between the different ways of communicating, is Earl more likely to feel pressure thru a mass of emails or his staffers' phones ringing off the hook?

ltfdbc

Thanks, Hau, for that suggestion, and LeeAnn on the most effective means of contacting a legislator. Calls are more effective than e-mails; they know it takes more energy, drive, nerve, whatever to pick up that phone. Most legislators have voice mail so if you're a little shy about calling, you can call at off hours (midnight!) and leave a message. But if you're not up for calling, an e-mail is better than nothing! I either, you could say, "I understand that legislation has been introduced by Rep. Woolsey of California that supports many family-and child-friendly policies. I am one of many Oregonians who would like to see this legislation pass, and noticed that there are no co-sponsors from Oregon. I urge you to represent us and co-sponsor the Family and Workplace Balancing Act of 2007."

ltfdbc

I added the letter inside the post for download should anyone be so inclined. Happy letter writing!

ltfdbc

I added the letter inside the post for download should anyone be so inclined. Happy letter writing!

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