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Contacting Your Legislators 

 

Identifying your Legislators


If you do not know who your Legislators are, the following sites may be helpful.

 

         Help from Secretary of State's Office (aimed at registered voters)

         Help from Congress.org (based on your ZIP code and street address)

 

 

To view Georgia House of Representatives website and contact representatives, click here.

To view Georgia Senate website and contact senators, click here.

The Basics

Other than a person-to-person meeting, there are three ways to contact your legislators ---- letter, telephone or e-mail.  To express your opinion to your legislator, you may use one or all of these methods.  The suggestions below may make your contact with your legislator's office more effective.  If you have determined that you are a constituent of the legislator, state that fact clearly.  Click on the method you plan to use for suggestions on how to be most effective using that medium.

 

 

  Write a
Letter		   Make a
Telephone Call		   Send an
E-mail		  

 

 

No No's

Under no circumstances should you ever use foul language or profanity in a letter, e-mail or phone call. This a definite turn-off and will result in your contact being ignored. Always be calm and polite. Never threaten anyone you are talking with or corresponding with.  If you have determined that you are a constituent of the legislator, state that fact clearly.

 

 

Finishing Touches

Do not forget to follow up. If you agree with your legislator's vote, take the time to let him/her know that. Similarly, if you disagree with his or her vote, inform your legislator also. If you have determined that you are a constituent of the legislator, state that fact clearly.