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TAKE ACTION. CONTACT YOUR LEGISLATORS.
Voting is a critical way for citizens to tell lawmakers what we want, but it's not the only way. Contacting our representatives directly empowers each of us with another chance to let them know what matters to us and to share unique perspectives and valuable knowledge that legislators need to make informed decisions.
WHATS THE BEST WAY TO CONTACT THEM?
Phone Call.
This is the fastest way to reach your elected reps. You will probably speak to a staffer or need to leave a message. If the rep has multiple offices, call them all!Email.
Most legislators have a “Contact Me” tab on their website, which can take you right to their email portal. This will also give you their office phone numbers and mailing address.Snail Mail.
If this is your comfort zone, go for it! The address should be on their website.Listening sessions/town halls.
Watch the LWV Winnebago County FB page or the representative’s FB page for dates, locations, and times of these great opportunities to connect, face to face.
TIPS FOR GETTING YOUR MESSAGE ACROSS
Give your name and address so you are identified as a constituent. Be sure to include your zip code, as this is important tracking information for the rep’s office staff.
It’s best to address only one issue for each call. Be clear and concise. Here’s a sample:
“My name is ____, and my address is _____. I’m calling about ______. I want (Elected’s name) to_____. This issue is important to me because _______.” You can add more info, but realize that if you are talking to a staffer, they are likely indicating the topic and if you are for or against.Don’t be discouraged if your representative doesn’t change their position. It’s important that they know how their constituents feel. But, if they hear from enough constituents, maybe they will make a change. And don’t be afraid to call, email, and write. It’s your responsibility as a citizen!
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WHO ARE MY ELECTED OFFICIALS?
U.S. President
Click here to see how to call, email, or write to the president.
U.S. Senators - Click here for talking points on the SAVE Act
Senator Tammy Baldwin
website * contact form * phone: 202-224-5653 * recent senate votes
Senator Ron Johnson
website * contact form * phone: 202-224-5323 * recent senate votes
U.S. Representatives find on map or find by address
U.S. Congressional District 6 Representative Glenn Grothman
website * contact form * phone: 202-224-3121 * recent house votes
U.S. Congressional District 8 Representative Tony Wied
website * contact form * phone: 202-225–5665 * recent house votes
State Government
Governor of Wisconsin
Governor Tony Evers: website * contact form * press releases
State Attorney General
Josh Kaul
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Jill Underly
State Senators (enter your address here) (full directory)
Senator John Jagler (District 13) (map)
Senator Kristin Dassler-Alfheim (District 18) (map)
Senator Rachael Cabral-Guevara (District 19) (map)
State Representatives (enter your address here) (full directory)
State Representative Alex Dallman (District 39) (map)
State Representative Dean Kaufert (District 53) (map)
State Representative Lori Palmeri (District 54) (map)
State Representative Nate Gustafson (District 55) (map)
State Representative Kevin Petersen (District 57) (map)
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Winnebago County
Executive
Gordon Hintz
County Supervisors (maps)
Find them listed here.
School District Boards of Education
Winneconne Community School District members: Jaci Stelzner, Jill Verich, Dean Ackmann, Mark Kunde, Donna Hanson, Meghan Keller, and Earl Peterson (administrator's email address: larsonm@w-csd.org)
Municipalities
City of Menasha mayor and common council
City of Neenah mayor and common council
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