If you oppose legislation, state your reasons. Give specific adverse consequences and suggest alternatives. If possible, provide pertinent data to support your position. Do write when you approve of legislation. If your representative votes as you wish, write to express your thanks.
Legislators welcome such feedback.
Write early in the legislative session if you have ideas that you would like to be incorporated into a bill. Courtesy suggests that you write to your own legislators. Copies of correspondance may be sent to other key legislators. Use the proper form of salutation and closing for letters . GRC members can also help you identify legislative and regulatory monitoring mechanisms using standard print and online sources.