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Facebook Makes it easier to contact Elected Officials

April 23, 2017 by Wayne Creed Leave a Comment

Facebook officially released a tool Monday that lets its users — all desktop and mobile users in the U.S. — easily contact their local officials. It’s called “Town Hall,” reminiscent of what Facebook likes to see itself as, especially in political discussion.

Here’s how it works: You can find it on your settings page, or just go to Facebook.com/townhall. You will be prompted to enter your street address (which they claim will not be stored or used), and a list of state and federal representatives shows up. From here you can follow or contact your elected official.

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