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At the bottom of the page, there's a menu that lets you share your legislative district (LD) with TAN if you want to. TAN uses this to decide what legislator to contact and customize the script.
For example, if it's about a committee vote, for example, the mail will go to your legislator on the committee if you have one, otherwise to the Chair. That's usually more effective then sending email to your own legislator who's not on the committee.
Each TAN action typically has some background, a suggested script, and talking points if you want to extend or customize the script.
You can use the script as the basis for a phone call, cut-and-paste it to email.
If you click on the green "Email" button near the bottom of the page to bring up a draft email with a subject line that makes it clear what you want your legislator to do.
At the bottom of the page, there's a menu that lets you share your legislative district (LD) with TAN if you want to. TAN uses this to decide what legislator to contact and customize the script.
For example, if it's about a committee vote, for example, the mail will go to your legislator on the committee if you have one, otherwise to the Chair. That's usually more effective then sending email to your own legislator who's not on the committee.
If you don't know your LD, or who your legislators are, you can look it up on the state legislature's site
District Finder: https://app.leg.wa.gov/districtfinder
Directory of legislators: https://leg.wa.gov/legislators/. Clicking on a legislators name takes you to a page which has their phone number, and an "email" link that brings you to a web form to contact them.
You don't have to share your LD with TAN if you don't want to! In that case, the draft email for a committee vote will be addressed to the Chair. You can add your own legislator's email address(es) to the CC line if you want, and if they're ont he committee that can be helpful, but you certainly don't have to.
You can also make any other changes you want in the draft email, or even throw it away and write your own from scratch. .
If you're writing your own email, please make sure that the subject includes the bill number and how you want the legislators to vote. It's best to include this info in the message as well. Legislators get a *lot* of mail, so you want to make it as easy as possible to do what you're asking them to do
A (potentially-temporary) instance for playing with Bonfire.
