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Here is the number for the congressional switchboard: (202) 224-3121 Googling your reps by zip code is also helpful (direct lines). Call them and let them kno

Here is the number for the congressional switchboard: (202) 224-3121 Googling your reps by zip code is also helpful (direct lines). Call them and let them know you want legislation passed to guarantee title ii (2) net neutrality. Title 2 is the "internet as a utility" provision. Title 2 is important because opponents are claiming they are for "net neutrality" too. Title 2 is the "treat it like a utility" neutrality that has been in place since 2015. If you're making less than $75k you may want to mention that you don't want your taxes to go up while you're at it.

dragonwriter 9y ago
> Title 2 is important because opponents are claiming they are for "net neutrality" too. The opponents on the FCC (well, the 2 of the 3 that were on the FCC then) voted against the most recent proposal under Title I that preceded the current Title II reclassification. Insofar as they claim to support net neutrality, they oppose any regulation, regardless of basis, that would enforce it. > If you're making less than $75k you may want to mention that you don't want your taxes to go up while you're at it. From my experience in a legislative office, for anything short of an in person meeting with someone you have an established relationship with, you want to keep any contact to a single subject: if you want to address two issues, make two separate contacts.