Sample Introductory and Closing Paragraphs for Specialty Letters to Lawmakers

After the intro I insert the text from the sample letter to Legislators.
Feel free to copy or use them as a launching point for your own expressions.
 
 Letter 1. - SUPPORT A PRO-ELECTORAL COLLEGE BILL 

Bill#___ - Please Advance

Chair _______  and members of the _____________  Committee: 
 
Please advance (bill #) calling for (state) to defend the Electoral College against NPV, the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact. For over a decade NPV backers have campaigned against the Constitution, our election infrastructure, state autonomy, the citizenry AND future lawmakers. State legislatures need to step up and defend their constitutional authority over presidential Electors, to fight NPV directly. As you evaluate the bill on behalf of (state nickname), please consider the following.

I offer an attachment for those who seek greater detail.
 
CLOSING:
 
Say YES to the ELECTORAL COLLEGE ... and YES to the United STATES

(BILL #) defends our elections infrastructure. Without the Electoral College our power-sharing system begins to break apart. A friend put it this way: “A national popular vote discounts the individual. This is where weird math comes in; if you dilute the whole, and do not account for the small, then your results become skewed . This is how Third World dictators hold "NATIONAL" elections and always win.”

​One miracle of America is that every state has a seat at the table when our Chief Executive is chosen. A country as large and diverse as the United States deserves no less.
 
THE. STATES. MATTER.
 
Please advance (BILL #)
 
 
Letter 2. - SUPPORT A BILL TO WITHDRAW FROM NPV   
https://www.nationalpopularvote.com/state-status 

​Bill #___ –  Please Advance
 
Chair ________ and members of the __________ Committee:
 
# years ago, NPV, the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, was a new idea. (State’s) legislature was among the earliest to sign on to NPV. In 2021 the Compact still falls short of implementation by a critical number of states, and its weaknesses are well-known. A friend put it this way: “A national popular vote discounts the individual. This is where weird math comes in; if you dilute the whole, and do not account for the small, then your results become skewed . This is how Third World dictators hold "NATIONAL" elections and always win.”

Bill # from your colleagues (names), gives you the opportunity to take another look at NPV. So on behalf of (state nickname), please consider the following…

I offer an attachment for those who seek greater detail.
 
CLOSING

Say YES to the United STATES with a NO to NPV
 
(state) is one of multiple blue states considering bills to EXIT NPV. And lawmakers in other non-Compact states are taking steps to impede NPV if it were to reach the 270-electoral vote trigger. The Electoral College is part of America’s DNA and a key safeguard for our presidential election infrastructure. It forces candidates to gain support from multiple regions of the country. For an economy as diverse as (state’s), this is a good thing!
 
Being a sovereign state is important. Bill #___ would restore (state’s) place in all future presidential elections. 
 
THE. STATES. MATTER.
 
Please advance (Bill #)