Your Views State Senators and Representatives need to know your opinions on issues of the day, current legislation, and other matters that require their attention.
Many legislators appreciate personal visits or telephone calls.
By far, the most common means of communication with legislators is the written letter. When writing a letter, there are a few do's and don'ts to follow to make the letter effective. Do's Use the correct address, salutation and closing for letters. Be brief and to the point. Identify the bill by its number or topic.