I appreciate hearing from constituents, but a reminder to those who are reaching out to members of the #ksleg.
1) focus on your state rep and your state senator. Emails outside of districts often get deleted
2) Be direct/concise. Short personal story helps, but not paragraphs.
1) focus on your state rep and your state senator. Emails outside of districts often get deleted
2) Be direct/concise. Short personal story helps, but not paragraphs.
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3) We literally read our own emails (we don't have staff doing that for us)
4) If you're calling your #ksleg members' offices, please be kind. The office assistants are underpaid and over worked.
3) We literally read our own emails (we don't have staff doing that for us)
4) If you're calling your #ksleg members' offices, please be kind. The office assistants are underpaid and over worked.
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5) Your message is most powerful when you share how it would impact you (rather than a form-letter from an advocacy group).
6) Include your address so your #ksleg member knows you're a constituent.
5) Your message is most powerful when you share how it would impact you (rather than a form-letter from an advocacy group).
6) Include your address so your #ksleg member knows you're a constituent.
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7) Common-sense, but worth reminding: be nice. Swear words, name calling, and being hateful isn't a super effective way to advocate for an issue you care about. #ksleg
7) Common-sense, but worth reminding: be nice. Swear words, name calling, and being hateful isn't a super effective way to advocate for an issue you care about. #ksleg