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You can contact them and ask. They're working for you, after all.
by davidw 9y ago
You can contact them and ask. They're working for you, after all.
- ktsmith 9y agoFor the most part you'll just get a form letter with little to no information in it. It will also almost certainly be written by a staff member that has little to no experience with the policy matter in question.
- davidw 9y agoResponding to a bunch of people individually doesn't scale, so that's not terribly unreasonable. Still, if you call, it does a couple of things 1) you do find out what they think about the issue 2) they know that their constituents care about the issue.