monthly check-in

[redbird]

It's been another busy month. Thanks to everyone who posted links and ideas.

Here's the poll, behind a cut:

Poll #32903 end-of-March check-in

Open to: Registered Users, detailed results viewable to: All, participants: 15

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Since the last check-in, I....

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called one of my senators
10 (66.7%)

called my other senator
9 (60.0%)

called my congressmember
10 (66.7%)

called my governor
3 (20.0%)

called my state representatives, mayor or other local official
5 (33.3%)

sent a postcard/letter/email/fax
4 (26.7%)

attended a town hall, in person or online
2 (13.3%)

donated money to a cause
8 (53.3%)

went to a protest
5 (33.3%)

attended an in-person activist group
2 (13.3%)

participated in phone or online training
1 (6.7%)

worked for a campaign
0 (0.0%)

did phone-banking or text-banking
0 (0.0%)

worked for a campaign
0 (0.0%)

took care of myself
10 (66.7%)

not a US citizen or resident, but worked in solidarity in my own community
2 (13.3%)

did something else (describe in comments)
2 (13.3%)

committed to action in the coming month
2 (13.3%)

As always, everyone is free to make posts about any issues and actions they think the community should know about. You can also drop some information into a comment to our sticky post if you'd like the mods to do it.

If you're looking for information on anything else, you can use our tags to check for any ongoing actions or resources relevant to the issues you care about. I try to keep the tag list up-to-date. If you need a tag added, you can DM me.

Comments

[fabrisse]

I also called other Senators. I thanked Kristen Gillibrand for an interview she did supporting Cory Booker which also explained the reconciliation bill, and I thanked Cory Booker for his objection speech -- all 25 hours of it. Constituent support is important, but sometimes people need their flowers from non-constituents, too.

[redbird]

That's a good thought, I just called Booker's office and left a message.