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Figuring Out What You Want
Policy Development and Analysis Resources
Before deciding to call, write, or visit your member of Congress to share your views on policy issues you care about, you should know what you want from your elected representatives.
In fact, asking for something specific is sometimes the only way to get a Congressional office's attention. Your goal is to force someone in the office to think about you and your issues for longer than 5 minutes -- making the "ask" helps you achieve that goal.
To make sure you're asking for something that makes sense, you need to gain a working understanding of what a Congressional Office can and cannot do for you, as well as an understanding of the policies that interest you.
Click on the following links to learn more about:
What a Congressional Office Can do for You
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