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Louis A. Gembolis, KG8NK 130 South Daisy. Ishpeming, MI 49849 (906) 485-5442 kg8nk@arrl.net |
Brent Stover, WD8PNZ 720 Farrer St Maumee OH 43537 (419) 893-2620 wd8pnz@arrl.net |
John D, Hudson, KO4XJ |
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State Coordinators.. |
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What is the
ARRL Legislative Action Program, you ask? The ARRL Legislative
Action Program is designed to make it possible for ARRL members
to promote and protect Amateur Radio through coordinated,
legitimate political action at the Federal government level. Why
should I become involved in this program? Isn't talking with our
Congressmen a waste of time? Federal Legislators frequently
vote based upon their understanding of the wishes of their
constituents. As a constituent, your opinion is important to
them. Elected officials view their constituents as "resources"
and want to hear from them. They need input from their
constituents to gauge positions on a piece of legislation and
determine how it will impact the voters in their districts. As a
licensed Amateur Radio operator, you can provide a valuable
resource to your member of Congress. More often than not, the
knowledge Legislators have of Amateur Radio is fairly limited.
Therefore, your combination of being a constituent and a
federally licensed operator can help make a difference by
ensuring that your Congressman and staff receive the balanced
information they need to make good decisions on Amateur Radio
related legislation.
Thanks 73
John D. Meyers,
NB4K
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