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AEA Guide to Lobbying AEA Guide to Lobbying
AEA Guide to Lobbying
May 9, 2008

THE EFFECTIVE MEMBER LOBBYIST

Lobbying simply is a political technique for directly making public officials aware of our views in hopes that they will be influenced to support our position on issues.


Lobby TechniquesAEA Guide to Lobbying

  1. Most effective lobbying techniques
    1. Personal meeting
    2. Telephone contact
    3. E-mail
    4. Letter

  2. Rules to remember when lobbying
    1. Always be courteous
    2. Don't be combative
    3. Know the issue
    4. Explain succinctly what you want and why
    5. When possible, refer to a bill by the bill number and describe the intent of the bill

    For more detailed information on lobbying techniques, you may e-mail AEA Government Relations Director Richard Hutchinson at rhutchinson@nea.org.

    Click the ruler below for advice that can help you to be a more effective lobbyist.

 


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