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Four minutes, your own district
The 2027 California legislative session convenes December 7, 2026. A bill must be introduced by February 19, 2027. A narrow, low-cost bill like this one succeeds or fails on whether members hear from people who actually live in their district.
Each action stands on its own. Do one, or all three.
About two minutes
Send a short message
Edit the message, add one sentence in your own words, then copy it into your legislator's contact form or open it in your email.
Find who represents youPlease do not name any company, manager or coworker.
Step one
Add your name to the founding list
The founding list is what a legislator's office looks at first. It answers one question: does anyone outside this room care?
We collect the minimum needed to show real California support and to route your letter: your name, email, and ZIP code. We never sell or share it. Addresses are deleted 90 days after the session ends unless you ask for updates.
What you are signing on to
- Copy by default. The signed agreement, sent within five business days, without a request.
- A copy you can open. Readable without the employer's systems. On paper if you ask.
- Changes marked. Every change identified in writing before you sign.
Step two
Write your own legislator
Research on legislative offices is consistent on one point: a short, personal message from someone who lives in the district carries far more weight than a mass identical email. Three sentences in your own words beats three paragraphs of ours.
Find who represents you
California has 80 Assembly districts and 40 Senate districts. The official state tool looks up both from your home address.
Open the official lookupBuild your message
Fill in the fields below. Keep the personal sentence in your own words. That sentence is the part a staffer actually reads.
Send it
Most California offices use a web contact form. Copy your message, open your legislator's contact page, and paste it in.
Your message
Last name is enough. Find it with the official lookup above.
Please do not name any company, manager or coworker. The campaign never names employers.
Ready to send
Edit anything you like before sending. A message in your own voice is always better than a template.
Step three
Tell us what happened to you
Committee staff ask one question about every small bill: who does this actually affect? Anonymous stories answer it. We strip names before anything is published, and we never publish the name of a company, a manager or a coworker.
Share your story anonymously