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Call Your Representatives
Bills we think deserve a phone call. A short, polite call from a constituent counts more than an email, and it takes two minutes.
No bill is featured right now. When one is, it will appear here with who to call and what to say.
State Legislatures: Convention of States
The Convention of States is decided in state capitols, not in Congress. Twenty states have applied and 34 are needed. Most 2027 sessions open in January, so the time to reach your state legislators is now.
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Not sure who represents you? Look up your state legislators by address at Open States →
Close Races
Races decided by a small number of votes, where volunteers, registration drives and turnout matter most. Ratings come from the source named on each race.
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Confirm dates, polling places and registration rules with your state's official election office. Find yours at vote.gov →
How to Call
- Find who represents you. State resolutions like the Convention of States go to your state senator and representatives: look them up by address. Federal bills go to your one U.S. Representative and two U.S. Senators: Find your Representative · Find your Senators
- Call the office. Use the number on their official legislature page. For Congress, you can also use the U.S. Capitol switchboard at (202) 224-3121 and ask for the office by name.
- Say who you are. Give your name and town so they know you are a constituent.
- Make one ask. Name the bill or resolution by number, say whether you support or oppose it, and ask for their position.
- Be brief and courteous. Staff keep a tally. Thank them and hang up.