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Home   |   Policy & Advocacy   |   Advocacy Tools   |   Pointers for Sending Messages to Members of Congress

Pointers for Sending Messages to Members of Congress

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Ross Brody giving tips for writing Congress.


Gray arrow   Writing Congress FAQ's
Gray arrow   Write Congress Now

  1. Electronic submission is preferred.

  2. Individualizing your letter is not essential, but we ask that you make minor edits to the subject line and the first line of the text of each email.

  3. If you are a government employee, please do not use government resources to send a communication.

  4. Your browser will take you to a page where you will enter your name and address.
     
    • Enter your address and click the Edit/Send Email.
    • A window with an individual email message to the five offices will appear.
    • Click Send Emails to transmit the communication.

For technical help or additional assistance, write to APS Washington Office (opa@aps.org).

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