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    Find your Representative and Senators. Get the names of your two Senators and Representative as well as a map of the congressional district. You can also get a full list of members of the House and Senate. Keep the address and phone numbers handy when an important issue comes up.
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    Call your local Senators and Representatives and tell them you would like to support whatever bill you would like.
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