[Ohio-talk] Fw: Legislative Alert - Requested Action on the Pedestrian Safety Enhancement Act of 2009
Dr. Smith
jwsmithnfb at verizon.net
Mon Sep 14 23:11:01 UTC 2009
Read on because we still have a lot of work to do especially in the Senate so do what you can to get your representative to sign on ok?
JW
Dr. J. Webster Smith
President National Federation of the Blind of Ohio
P.O.BOX 458 Athens, Ohio, 45701-0458
Phone Number - 740-592-6326
"Changing What it Means to be Blind"
----- Original Message -----
From: Hartle, Jesse
Sent: Friday, September 11, 2009 4:48 PM
Subject: Legislative Alert - Requested Action on the Pedestrian Safety Enhancement Act of 2009
Fellow Federationists:
Members of Congress have now returned to Washington after concluding the August recess. We must continue to contact members of the Senate and House of Representatives to urge members to join as cosponsors on the Pedestrian Safety Enhancement Act of 2009 (S. 841 in the Senate, and H.R. 734 in the House of Representatives).
The House bill has 136 cosponsors at this time, while the Senate bill has 13. I have included the list of cosponsors by state on each bill below.
You can be connected with any member of Congress by calling the Capitol switchboard at (202) 225-3121. If your member of the House of Representatives wants to be added as a cosponsor on H.R. 734, he or she should contact either Emily Khoury in Congressman Towns's office, or James Thomas in Congressman Stearns's office. If your Senator wants to cosponsor S. 841, he or she should contact Doug Frost in Senator Kerry's office.
We must be unrelenting in our efforts to bring the issues that affect blind Americans to the attention of Congress in order to prevent our issues from being lost in the Washington legislative shuffle.
If you have any questions please feel free to contact me; I have listed my contact information below. As always, I thank you for your hard work on this issue in advance.
Sincerely,
Jesse M. Hartle
Government Programs Specialist
NATIONAL FEDERATION OF THE BLIND
Telephone: (410) 659-9314, extension 2233
E-mail: jhartle at nfb.org
JMH/wmb
Cosponsors of S 841, and HR 734
Senator Kerry, Lead sponsor on S 841
Congressman Towns, Lead Sponsor on HR 734
Congressman Stearns, Lead Sponsor on HR 734
Alaska
Congressman Young
Arizona
Congressman Grijalva
Congressman Pastor
Arkansas
Congressman Berry
Congressman Boozman
California
Congressman Berman
Congresswoman Capps
Congressman Filner
Congresswoman Harman
Congresswoman Lee
Congresswoman Matsui
Congressman Rohrabacher
Congresswoman Linda Sanchez
Congressman Schiff
Congressman Stark
Congresswoman Tauscher
Congresswoman Waters
Connecticut
Congressman Courtney
District of Columbia
Congresswoman Norton
Florida
Congressman Bilirakis
Congresswoman Brown
Congressman Crenshaw
Congressman Hastings
Congresswoman Ros-Lehtinen
Congresswoman Wasserman Schultz
Congressman Wexler
Georgia
Congressman Bishop
Congressman Johnson
Congressman Lewis
Guam
Congresswoman Bordallo
Hawaii
Congressman Abercrombie
Congresswoman Hirono
Idaho
Congressman Minnick
Illinois
Senator Durbin
Congresswoman Biggert
Congressman Costello
Congressman Davis
Congressman Foster
Congressman Gutierrez
Congressman Hare
Congressman Jackson
Congressman Lipinski
Congressman Manzullo
Congressman Roskam
Congresswoman Schakowsky
Indiana
Senator Bayh
Congressman Carson
Congressman Ellsworth
Iowa
Congressman Boswell
Congressman Braley
Congressman King
Congressman Latham
Congressman Loebsack
Kansas
Senator Brownback
Louisiana
Senator Vitter
Congressman Alexander
Congressman Cao
Congressman Melancon
Maine
Senator Collins
Congressman Michaud
Congresswoman Pingree
Maryland
Senator Cardin
Senator Mikulski
Congressman Cummings
Congresswoman Edwards
Congressman Ruppersberger
Congressman Sarbanes
Congressman Van Hollen
Massachusetts
Senator Kennedy - (members that leave Congress or pass away during their term are not removed from cosponsor lists)
Congressman Capuano
Congressman Delahunt
Congressman Markey
Congressman McGovern
Congressman Neal
Congressman Tierney
Michigan
Congressman Conyers
Minnesota
Congressman Ellison
Congresswoman McCollum
Congressman Oberstar
Congressman Peterson
Congressman Walz
Mississippi
Senator Wicker
Congressman Taylor
Missouri
Congressman Blunt
Congressman Carnahan
Congresswoman Emerson
Nebraska
Congressman Terry
Nevada
Congresswoman Berkley
Congresswoman Titus
New Hampshire
Congresswoman Shea-Porter
New Jersey
Congressman Payne
Congressman Sires
Congressman Rothman
New Mexico
Congressman Heinrich
New York
Congresswoman Clarke
Congressman Hinchey
Congresswoman Lowey
Congresswoman Maloney
Congressman Nadler
Congressman Rangel
Congressman Serrano
North Carolina
Senator Burr
Congressman Jones
Congressman Kissell
Congressman McIntyre
Congressman Brad Miller
Congressman Price
Congressman Shuler
North Dakota
Congressman Pomeroy
Ohio
Congressman Driehaus
Congresswoman Kaptur
Congressman LaTourette
Congressman Ryan
Congressman Wilson
Oregon
Congressman Blumenauer
Congressman DeFazio
Congressman Wu
Pennsylvania
Senator Specter
Congressman Brady
Congressman Carney
Congresswoman Dahlkemper
Congressman Doyle
Congressman Fattah
Congressman Holden
Congressman Kanjorski
Congressman Platts
Congressman Thompson
Puerto Rico
Congressman Pierluisi
Rhode Island
Congressman Kennedy
South Dakota
Congresswoman Herseth Sandlin
Tennessee
Congressman Cohen
Congressman Roe
Texas
Congressman Al Green
Congressman Gene Green
Congressman Neugebauer
Congressman Sessions
Utah
Senator Bennett
Senator Hatch
Congressman Bishop
Vermont
Congressman Welch
Virginia
Congressman Connolly
Congressman Moran
Congressman Wittman
Washington
Congressman McDermott
West Virginia
Congressman Mollohan
Congressman Rahall
Wisconsin
Congresswoman Moore
Congressman Petri
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