Contacting Your Local Representatives

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Contacting Your Local Representatives

The actions of the elected officials in your area can have a big impact on the profession of counseling. Project Vote Smart (http://www.votesmart.org/) makes it quick and easy to identify your congressional representatives using nothing more than your zip code. Find out who they are, keep track of their voting records related to counseling issues, write letters, vote in every election… Get involved!

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