A legislator also owes it to the public to inform them where they stand on the issues. Many times legislators are more responsive to local constituents calling. We can provide the resources to customize the Voter's Guide information for local use. The Voter's Guides are legal for use in churches and any nonprofit organization. Other distribution points can include public libraries, retail businesses, and college campuses.
Citizens can also help support the effort by their tax-deductible donations.
Yes, some examples of how people have been involved in the past include one citizen who took out a full-page ad in a local weekly paper that was mailed to every home in rural area, about 10,000 homes. Another purchased the guide and was able to insert it into his local newspaper. Also, we have had high school and college civics and history teachers use the guides as educational tools. These are just some of the creative ways that Pennsylvania citizens have helped to inform voters. A Pennsylvania Pro-Life Hero Pennsylvania and America have lost a great man in the passing of Robert P. Casey.