Bill, in many if not most cases a club's membership is going to overlap into multiple Congressional districts. A targeted approach to affiliated clubs based on the club's mailing address is likely to generate a lot of confusion. Clubs certainly can be included in a general call to contact Congress. That said, it only took me a couple of minutes to pull the list of communities in PA-14 off the House Web site, compare it to the list of affiliated clubs in WPA, and determine that the only club addresses that are potentially in the district are those in Pittsburgh itself. Dave K1ZZ -----Original Message----- From: n3llr@earthlink.net [mailto:n3llr@earthlink.net] Sent: Monday, May 11, 2009 10:02 AM To: arrl-odv Subject: [arrl-odv:17731] Clubs in PA14? Please understand this is in no way a complaint with Dan Henderson. Both our DLAC and I see tremendous opportunity here. I received the attached note from our division's DLAC. What would it take to add affiliated clubs to the grass roots member listing by congressional districts so the clubs are included in legislative action bulletins and requests? - Bill N3LLR -----Original Message----- From: David Prestel Subj: Clubs in PA14? Date: Mon May 11, 2009 8:27 am To: n3llr@arrl.org Bill: I have sent out messages regarding House Bill HR2160 to all 100 of the 140 members in PA14 for whom we have email addresses. I asked Mr. Henderson if we had any way of identifying clubs in PA14 and he said that there was no way to do that. Something to think about for the future: Get lists of clubs for each of the House and Senate districts in the Atlantic Division. While our 501(c)3 status prevents the League from lobbying folks who are not members, nothing would prevent Joe or Jane Ham from speaking up about legislation at their local club meeting. Dave