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How do I find out who my Congressional representative is?
ASCP’s eAdvocacy Center makes it easy to look up your Congressional representative. For more information, click here.
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I would like to know more about what ASCP is doing to represent laboratory professionals in Washington. Where can I find out more about what activities you’re involved in?
We have an extensive archive of information about our efforts on your behalf. For more information, click here.
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How can I get involved with the advocacy efforts that ASCP is working on in Washington?
Contacting the Washington Office is a great place to start if you want to get involved in advocacy. Washington Office staff would be more than happy to assist you in your efforts. For contact information, click here.
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I have a contact in the state or federal legislature. I would like to approach them about our advocacy efforts. Are there ASCP-prepared materials I can bring with me to my discussion?
Yes. The ASCP Washington Office has prepared handouts and other supplements that can aid you in your discussions with lawmakers. For contact information, click here.
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Why doesn’t the ASCP Washington Office work more closely with the Washington offices of other laboratory organizations?
In fact, the ASCP Washington Office works regularly with other national laboratory organizations to further the interests of the laboratory field. ASCP is the largest and most diverse of all of these organizations. Our advocacy actions are driven by our membership through the Commission on Public Policy.
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How do I sign up to receive the e-newsletter and action alerts?
Contact our office to begin receiving copies of ASCP’s e-Policy News today!
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