prodigal_green
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Wed Jan-05-05 05:31 PM
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Not even on the topics list |
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I just used the senate.gov forms to e-mail my senators (Clinton and Schumer). On the form, you are asked to select a subject from a drop-down list. Clinton's list allows for "other", Schumer's requires you to choose something. I chose Human Rights.
Neither included "election reform" or "election irregularities" as a topic. It doesn't register at all...
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Wed Jan-05-05 05:34 PM
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1. I've used civil rights, and crime before to email them. |
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Election fraud fits into those categories well, I think. Human rights are ALSO a good heading.
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Wed Jan-05-05 05:51 PM
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2. I used "Civil Rights" because that is what it is. |
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Wed Jan-05-05 05:52 PM
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3. I chose Civil Rights a lot of times (if it was an option) n/t |
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Wed Jan-05-05 06:25 PM
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4. Don't worry about it... |
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Those pull-down menus relate to each senator's committee assignments and pet projects, they have been in place for a while now. Each senator has their own individual list.
When new issues come into public awareness, over time a senator will add a topic to the list. It takes a little time, though, and election reform is still a new issue. Givethem some time.
In the meantime, you did the right thing by chosing "other" and a related topic title.
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