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Activists outside of North Carolina

PAW is based in Charlotte, North Carolina. If you live outside of NC, we have tips to help you lobby.
Contact info@pawty.org and we will connect you with lobbyists in your state.

Remember these 3 things when contacting your legislator:
1. Tell them your name and address so they know you are their constituent.
2. State the bill number and name.
3. Give them brief facts about the bill.

Tips for lobbying:
*Stay positive - You are working on a relationship and like any other, it's about negotiating. Most likely legislators will not agree with 100% of the bill.  You never know what life experiences contribute to their concerns. Take note of their concerns about the bill and report them to the bill's
primary sponsor. *Be Proactive - When you meet with legislators take fact sheets and an
agenda of animal events with you.  This will allow you to present an educated case while showing legislators all the hard work you are doing in their district.

*Follow Up - After your meeting keep legislators informed about bill
movement thru the legislature.  Call their assistant and give them a brief
update when you receive an update.
*THANK YOU - Always thank legislators and their assistants for their time.
Send a thank you card after meeting with your legislator.

Scripts for contacting your legislator.pdf
1. Scheduling an Appointment at the Capital
2. Scheduling an Appointment in Your District
3. Calling for Their Vote on a Bill

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