Ask Congress to Stop Postage Hikes

Dear ACMA member or friend of the ACMA:

Please play an important role by urging key Congressional committee members to intervene and stop Postmaster Louis DeJoy from continuing these punishing twice-a-year postal rate hikes. The July 9th increase was the third in the past 12 months.

The action we’re asking of you is fairly simple and easy, but requires two key steps:

  1. The ACMA is a flagship member of the Keep Us Posted campaign, headed by former Kansas Congressman Kevin Yoder. Just use this platform to ask Congress to stop these rate hikes.
  2. We have hand-selected you (and likely, a colleague or two from your company whom we also know) because your headquarters, your other facilities, or clusters of your employees are in districts of Congressional members who serve on the House Oversight Committee, the key committee that oversees the USPS. Please see the list below and use the Keep Us Posted letter as a template to write the appropriate representative separately from item 1 above. Send your letter by email to the contact listed below each Congressional member.

House Oversight Committee here:
• Rep. James Comer (R-KY) – Chairman Contact: Legislative Director – Sarah Coffman sarah.coffman@mail.house.gov
• Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) – Ranking Member Contact: Legislative Director – Diane Adamson diane.adamson@mail.house.gov
• Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) Contact: Legislative Director – Jared Dilley jared.dilley@mail.house.gov
• Rep. Mike Turner (R-OH) Contact: Legislative Director – Maggie Ward maggie.ward@mail.house.gov
• Rep. Glenn Grothman (R-WI) Contact: Legislative Director – Tom Bailey tom.bailey@mail.house.gov
• Rep. Jake LaTurner (R-KS) Contact: Legislative Director – Jake Middlebrooks jake.middlebrooks@mail.house.gov
• Rep. Scott Perry (R- PA) Contact: Legislative Director – Patrick Schilling patrick.schilling@mail.house.gov
• Rep. Lisa McClain (R-MI) Contact: Legislative Director – Erik Kinney erik.kinney@mail.house.gov
• Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) Contact: Legislative Director – Tabitha Rosenthal tabitha.rosenthal@mail.house.gov
• Rep. Stephen Lynch (D-MA) Contact: Legislative Director – Bruce Fernandez bruce.fernandez@mail.house.gov
• Rep. Gerald Connolly (D-VA) Legislative Director – Collin Davenport collin.davenport@mail.house.gov
• Rep. Katie Porter (D-CA) Contact: Legislative Director – Max Ernst max.ernst@mail.house.gov
• Rep. Cori Bush (D-MO) Contact: Legislative Director – Sameer Jaywant sameer.jaywant@mail.house.gov
• Rep. Jimmy Gomez (D-CA) Contact: Legislative Director – Ben Kane ben.kane@mail.house.gov
• Rep. Melanie Stansbury (D-NM) Contact: Legislative Director – Ian Fluellen ian.fluellen@mail.house.gov
• Rep. Dan Goldman (D-NY) Contact: Legislative Director – Erin Meegan erin.meegan@mail.house.gov
• Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-FL) Contact: Legislative Director – Clare Plassche clare.plassche@mail.house.gov
Thank you for taking action and please contact us if you have any questions.

Best,
Paul Miller

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