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We recently had an enlightening presentation about the significance of building relationships with local and state legislators. Here's a recap of our key strategies and insights that can empower you to advocate effectively for consumer rights in the ticketing market.
Making the First Move
Your voice matters, especially to the legislators who represent you. Reach out and introduce yourself to your local state representatives, congressional representatives, and U.S. senators. Remember, these elected officials are there because of voters like you. They typically have district offices and set aside time each week or month specifically to meet with constituents and hear their concerns.
Finding your representatives is straightforward, and the CTF can provide resources to help locate them.
When you meet with legislators, it's crucial to communicate not just who you are, but what you represent in their district:
Ticketing issues cross party lines and can appeal to various legislative priorities:
The Coalition for Ticketing Fairness is here to assist every step of the way. Before you approach a legislator, reach out to us. We can provide insights into the legislator's interests and history, helping you align your talking points effectively. We're committed to ensuring you're prepared to make a compelling case for the rights of ticket buyers and sellers alike.
Introducing yourself to legislators puts you on their radar and lays the groundwork for ongoing dialogue. These relationships are vital for ensuring that the voices of ticket sellers and buyers are heard in legislative halls.
Join Us
Your involvement can make a significant difference. Join us in advocating for a fair and transparent ticketing market. Together, we can protect and enhance consumer rights and ensure a vibrant secondary market. Stay engaged, stay informed, and let’s make our collective voice heard.
For further details, resources, or to get involved, visit our website or contact our support team.