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Join MGMbill.org on
Monday,
January 14, 2013 when we resubmit our MGM Bill
proposals to Congress and state legislatures around the
country (or if you prefer, you may submit your state's bill
proposal on Saturday, January 12th, or Sunday,
January 13th).
If you have access to a
personal computer, you can become a temporary
MGMbill.org state office by emailing or
faxing (via computer) an MGM Bill proposal to
every member of your state legislature.
Currently there are MGM
Bill proposals available for
46 states.
If you live in a state without an MGM Bill proposal, we
will write one for you so you can submit it to
your legislators. We will also provide you with a
suggested cover letter to include with your bill.
As a
temporary state office, you would be responsible for all
costs to submit the bill. If your legislators are
accessible by
email or
unrestricted webmail forms then you may not incur any costs
at all. But if your legislators use
ZIP
code restricted webmail forms, you will probably want to fax the bill. Below is a sample cost estimate for faxing an average
size state
legislature via
jBlast:
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Sample Cost Estimate
for Faxing 150
legislators |
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Total pages to fax: |
600 pages (150 legislators x 4 pages per legislator) |
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Cost per page: |
$0.06 (requires
MS Word
and
MS Excel) |
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Total cost: |
$36.00
($0.06 per page x 600 pages) |
If some (but not all)
of your legislators have email addresses, you may need
to do a combination of emailing and faxing.
After you submit the
bill proposal, your job as a temporary MGMbill.org
state office will be complete and you will have no
further obligations. But, you can become a temporary
state office for the next MGM Bill submission if you choose to do so.
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If you are interested in becoming a
temporary MGMbill.org state office, please
email us at
comments@mgmbill.org.
Please include your
full name, age (if under 18), and city & state of
residence, along with a few details about
how you became involved with the issue of
circumcision.
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2013 State Offices
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State |
City |
Director(s) |
Contact |
Status |
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California &
Congress |
San Diego
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Matthew Hess
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comments@mgmbill.org
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Submitted
Submitted |
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California |
Pasadena |
Maria Ortez |
mortez@mgmbill.org |
Submitted |
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California |
Sacramento |
Rebecca Giannini |
rgiannini@mgmbill.org |
Submitted |
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Delaware |
Selbyville |
Shelley Wright-Estevam |
swright@mgmbill.org |
Submitted |
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Florida |
Jupiter |
Michael Dulin |
mdulin@mgmbill.org |
Submitted |
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Illinois |
Northbrook |
Ron Low |
rlow@mgmbill.org |
Submitted |
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Indiana |
Indianapolis |
Jeff Cowsert |
jcowsert@mgmbill.org |
Submitted |
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Massachusetts |
Brookline |
Asa Rubin |
arubin@mgmbill.org |
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Minnesota |
Lakeville |
Kandace O'Neill |
koneill@mgmbill.org |
Submitted |
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Missouri |
Buckner |
James Stewart |
jstewart@mgmbill.org |
Submitted |
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New Jersey |
Bayonne |
Michael Serrano |
mserrano@mgmbill.org |
Submitted |
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New York |
Clay |
Murugan Pandian |
mpandian@mgmbill.org |
Submitted |
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Oregon |
Medford |
Trisha Darner |
tdarner@mgmbill.org |
Submitted |
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Vermont |
Barre |
Amanda Fortier |
afortier@mgmbill.org |
Submitted |
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Virginia |
Virginia Beach |
Danelle Frisbie |
dfrisbie@mgmbill.org |
Submitted |
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Washington |
Shelton |
Jennifer Coulter and Tamara Murphy |
jcoulter@mgmbill.org |
Submitted |
State
Legislature Internet Links - contact information for
legislators in all 50 states.
State Legislators by State -
lists the number of
members in each state legislature.
jBlast - online fax
broadcasting service that mail merges and faxes your
MS Word
document for $0.06 per page.
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