Telephone Town Halls are the quickest way for elected officials to build relationships of trust with their constituents. According to the Congressional Management Foundation, a recent study found that after a one hour Telephone Town Hall with their member of Congress, trust for that member “to do the right thing”
Legislative battles can last years before a bill is finally passed or change can be measured. Over time, it’s normal
When an anti-LGBTQ group in Anchorage, Alaska put Proposition 1 on the ballot to repeal transgender protections from the
As more Americans drop landlines for mobile phones and screen calls for contacts they already know, it may be
Patch-through calls are a powerful tool in making sure elected officials hear from their constituents. Organizations and campaigns have been using
Activists wish that getting their issues taken seriously by elected officials were as easy as sending an email, but
Patch-through calling – connecting voters with their elected officials – is a classic advocacy technique that we’ve perfected over years