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The VFR PAC is exploring the best action(s) we can take to influence the future of our democracy. A coordinated action in which all our supporters can participate. The more supporters, the better, so please join us with friends and family. Join us! and stay tuned.

The Democracy Bingo Card below offers concrete ways individuals can make a meaningful difference now in preserving our democratic systems—no specialized knowledge is required, just your commitment to engagement. Small actions by many people will keep our democracy from slipping away. 

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Democracy Action Bingo Card

Below are the actions listed on the bingo card. (To get contact info for politicians outside of Alaska, go to 5calls.org)

  1. Call Senator Murkowski - Identify yourself, where you are from, and that you are a constituant. Be sincere, and stick to one issue. DC Office: (202) 224-6665

  2. Participate in a politician's in person town hall meetings - Politicians are more likely to lsten at an in person gathering.

  3. Email Senator Murkowski - Identify yourself, where you are from, and that you are a constituent. Be sincere, and stick to one issue. Email Form: https://www.murkowski.senate.gov/contact/email

  4. Write and submit a letter to the editor about a political issue - Write and submit a letter to the editor about a political issue to raise awareness and influence public opinion in your local newspaper.

  5. Submit Public Comment on Proposed Legislation - Visit regulations.gov or your state’s legislative website to voice your support or concerns.

  6. Support independent journalism by subscribing to a trusted news source

  7. Join a civic or activist group working on an issue you care about to connect with others and take collective action.

  8. Email Senator Sullivan - Identify yourself, where you are from, and that you are a constituent. Be sincere, and stick to one issue. Email Form: https://www.sullivan.senate.gov/contact/email

  9. Respond to statements made by Alaskan politicians - Keep track of any actions or words by our Alaska representatives that support the MAGA authoritarian agenda, and publicize these actions

  10. Call Senator Sullivan - Identify yourself, where you are from, and that you are a constituent. Be sincere, and stick to one issue. DC Office: (202) 224-3004

  11. Install the 5 Calls app - Get up-to-date talking points and contact information at https://5calls.org.

  12. Post a public statement supporting voting rights or democracy on social media to raise awareness and encourage others to take action.

  13. Educate yourself on current legislation and actions of your representatives by researching their policies, voting records, and endorsements.

  14. Email Representative Begich - Identify yourself, where you are from, and that you are a constituent. Be sincere, and stick to one issue. Email Form: https://begich.house.gov/contact/email-me

  15. Engage in political conversation one person who voted for Trump in 2024 with a sincere desire to understand

  16. Participate in a peaceful demonstration or rally to show support for an issue while advocating for change in a nonviolent way.

  17. Highlight a positive effort or outcome on your social media by sharing stories of activism, progress, or successful policy changes.

  18. Donate to non-partisan organizations who are fighting for democracy such as Common Cause, League of Women Voters, Democracy Fund, and Protect Democracy.

  19. Engage outside of your media and social media bubble - Interact and discuss with other citizens with a sincere desire to understand where Trump voters are coming from.

  20. Report misinformation on social media when you see it by using the platform's reporting tools and sharing verified facts from reliable sources.

  21. Join or start a letter-writing or postcard campaign by gathering a group to write to lawmakers about key issues affecting your community.

  22. Sign a petition supporting a cause aligned with democracy and justice through platforms like Change.org or directly on government websites.

  23. Attend online town hall meetings - Large numbers of attendees will influence a politician

  24. Call Representative Begich - Identify yourself, where you are from, and that you are a constituent. Be sincere, and stick to one issue. DC Office: (202) 225-5765