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Becoming an Effective Legislative Advocate
- Visit the Indiana General Assembly
- Find out How a Bill is Passed
- Contact Information for Your Legislator(s)
- Tips When Calling Your Representative or Senator
- Identify yourself and ask if this is a convenient time to discuss legislative issues.
- State your reason for calling. If you are calling about a particular bill, refer to it by number and briefly explain the intent of the bill.
- State your position and support your position with factual information. Tell your legislator how the bill or issue will affect you and others in your district.
- Ask your legislator to support or oppose the bill/issue in accordance with your position.
- Keep your call as brief as possible. Thank your elected official for his/her time.
- If You Are Unable to Reach Your Legislator
- Talk to one of his/her staff members or leave a message.
- If you leave a message, make it brief and be sure to include your request to support or oppose a specific bill (include the number of the bill) or issue. Leave your name, address, and telephone number.
- How to Register to Vote
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