DC Voting Rights Act - Montana Toolkit

Senator Max Baucus (D-MT) is blocking a bill that would grant DC residents their first ever vote in the House of Representatives. Nearly 600,000 veterans, teachers, union workers, firefighters, police officers, and homemakers live in our nation's capital and pay taxes. Yet, they have no vote in the Congress that governs them. Sen. Baucus is filibustering a bill that would give these tax-paying Americans a vote in Congress.

Sen. Baucus has the opportunity to stop this injustice. As a Montana voter, you are uniquely positioned to lend your voice in support of voting rights for DC residents.

Tell Sen. Baucus that you are a Montana voter who cares about your fellow Americans living in Washington, DC. Tell him to stop his filibuster and support the DC House Voting Rights Act (S.1257).

There are a number of ways to tell Sen. Baucus you want him to support the DC Voting Rights Act:

• Write a letter or e-mail Senator Baucus using our online tool
  
  
• Tips for writing letters
• Additional points you could include in your letter
  
  
• Call the Senator's DC office or the Senator's district office nearest to you in Montana
  
  
• Find contact information for Senator Baucus' offices
• Sample telephone calling scripts
  
  
• Set up a meeting with Senator Baucus at his national or in-state offices to personally tell him that you support democracy for Americans living in our nation's capital
  
  
• Tips on Getting a Meeting with Your Senators and Members of Congress
• Tips on Having Effective Meetings with Your Senators and Members of Congress
  
  

More Information

• Bill Text, Information, and Analysis: DC House Voting Rights Act (S. 1257)

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