Here is a letter for your Resident Commissioner. Edit it, add your name and address, then send it yourself. Offices give the most weight to messages from their own constituents.
Puerto Rico has a Resident Commissioner in the House and no Senators. Resident Commissioners can introduce bills, serve and vote in committees, and speak on the floor, but cannot vote on final passage, so the letter asks for the Resident Commissioner pledge.
The letters say “I support the Contract.” They say “I have signed” only after you confirm a signature by email on this device.
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Letter 1 of 1: Resident Commissioner Pablo José Hernández
Resident Commissioner pledge (no vote on final passage) · DC office 202-225-2615
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Calling? A short script
“Hi, my name is [name] and I live in Puerto Rico, ZIP [ZIP]. I am calling to ask Resident Commissioner Pablo José Hernández to take the Contract to Save America pledge: to take specific actions on its ten legislative proposals in the first 100 days of the new congressional term, which begins January 3, 2027. Can you tell me whether they will take it? Thank you.”
