Write to your representative, in twelve countries
One letter, twelve countries. Each supporter picks the country they live in and their national representative is resolved from their postcode, region or address. The letter goes out in the language that representative's office works in.
What it files
To whom
What the campaign supplies
- A subject line and the letter template.
- Optionally, which of the twelve countries the campaign is open to. Leave it unset and all twelve are enabled.
What the supporter supplies
- Their first and last name.
- Their email address.
- The country they live in, and the postcode, region or address that country's lookup needs. In the United Kingdom both the postcode and the address are required, because the postcode resolves the MP and the address is what lets the office verify the constituency.
Consent
Credits per delivery
How it is delivered
Placeholders for the country's own institutions are filled in code before the model sees the letter, so a letter to a Bundestag member names the Auswärtiges Amt and a lever that one member can actually pull. Non-English countries get the letter translated and the supporter reviews both versions before anything is sent. Where no official email exists, as in the US House, nothing is sent automatically and the supporter is walked through the official contact form. The greeting is rebuilt in code with the name the lookup returned, in the campaign's own wording, so no letter leaves addressed to a placeholder.
A campaign that runs it
No public example yet.