Reply #23: Letters Better Than Emails

[JPZenger]

I believe that letters are treated more seriously by congressional offices than emails. That is because: 1) there is no way to tell whether an email came from their state or district, and 2) so many organizations flood every congressional office with email that it gets lost in the mix.

I sent a fax to my congressman, Charlie Dent, about an issue and he personally called me back.

If you do send a letter or fax, includes multiple methods of contact information, including an email address, so they can decide how they want to respond.