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How to Find State Legislators

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This document guides readers on how to identify their state representatives and state senators for effective advocacy. It outlines a step-by-step process starting with visiting your state’s official legislative website, which can be found by searching “Find my legislator [Your State].” Most state websites offer a tool to look up your elected officials by home address, city, or ZIP code. By entering your address, you can find your State House Representative and State Senator, their district numbers, contact details, and links to their official sites and social media.<br /><br />The guide emphasizes ensuring you are searching for state legislators who serve in your state capital (e.g., Albany, Austin, Sacramento), not federal members of Congress. Once identified, it encourages connecting with your legislators by signing up for their newsletters, following them on social media, attending public meetings, and reaching out with your views on legislation.<br /><br />Additionally, the International Hearing Society (IHS) is mentioned as a professional organization advocating for hearing healthcare professionals and quality consumer access to hearing care.<br /><br />The document also provides a comprehensive list of official state legislature websites for all 50 states to facilitate quick access, such as assembly.ca.gov for California, capitol.texas.gov for Texas, and nyassembly.gov for New York.<br /><br />In summary, knowing your state legislators through official state websites is crucial to engage in local governance, participate in legislative processes, and advocate effectively on issues important to you and your community. Bookmarking these resources and actively following your representatives fosters informed involvement in the legislative process.

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