New York

Dear Representative Yvette D. Clarke, I am a resident of New York and I'm writing to urge your support for "Public Code" policies. When tax money is used to build software, that software should be open source. This ensures transparency, saves taxpayer money, and promotes innovation by allowing other jurisdictions to reuse and improve the code. I would appreciate hearing your position on this issue and whether you will support public code initiatives in the future. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Address]

Dear Representative Gregory W. Meeks, I am a resident of New York and I'm writing to urge your support for "Public Code" policies. When tax money is used to build software, that software should be open source. This ensures transparency, saves taxpayer money, and promotes innovation by allowing other jurisdictions to reuse and improve the code. I would appreciate hearing your position on this issue and whether you will support public code initiatives in the future. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Address]

Dear Representative Jerrold Nadler, I am a resident of New York and I'm writing to urge your support for "Public Code" policies. When tax money is used to build software, that software should be open source. This ensures transparency, saves taxpayer money, and promotes innovation by allowing other jurisdictions to reuse and improve the code. I would appreciate hearing your position on this issue and whether you will support public code initiatives in the future. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Address]

Dear Representative Paul Tonko, I am a resident of New York and I'm writing to urge your support for "Public Code" policies. When tax money is used to build software, that software should be open source. This ensures transparency, saves taxpayer money, and promotes innovation by allowing other jurisdictions to reuse and improve the code. I would appreciate hearing your position on this issue and whether you will support public code initiatives in the future. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Address]

Dear Representative Nydia M. Velázquez, I am a resident of New York and I'm writing to urge your support for "Public Code" policies. When tax money is used to build software, that software should be open source. This ensures transparency, saves taxpayer money, and promotes innovation by allowing other jurisdictions to reuse and improve the code. I would appreciate hearing your position on this issue and whether you will support public code initiatives in the future. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Address]

Dear Representative Grace Meng, I am a resident of New York and I'm writing to urge your support for "Public Code" policies. When tax money is used to build software, that software should be open source. This ensures transparency, saves taxpayer money, and promotes innovation by allowing other jurisdictions to reuse and improve the code. I would appreciate hearing your position on this issue and whether you will support public code initiatives in the future. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Address]

Dear Representative Hakeem S. Jeffries, I am a resident of New York and I'm writing to urge your support for "Public Code" policies. When tax money is used to build software, that software should be open source. This ensures transparency, saves taxpayer money, and promotes innovation by allowing other jurisdictions to reuse and improve the code. I would appreciate hearing your position on this issue and whether you will support public code initiatives in the future. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Address]

Dear Representative Elise M. Stefanik, I am a resident of New York and I'm writing to urge your support for "Public Code" policies. When tax money is used to build software, that software should be open source. This ensures transparency, saves taxpayer money, and promotes innovation by allowing other jurisdictions to reuse and improve the code. I would appreciate hearing your position on this issue and whether you will support public code initiatives in the future. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Address]

Dear Representative Adriano Espaillat, I am a resident of New York and I'm writing to urge your support for "Public Code" policies. When tax money is used to build software, that software should be open source. This ensures transparency, saves taxpayer money, and promotes innovation by allowing other jurisdictions to reuse and improve the code. I would appreciate hearing your position on this issue and whether you will support public code initiatives in the future. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Address]

Dear Representative Joseph D. Morelle, I am a resident of New York and I'm writing to urge your support for "Public Code" policies. When tax money is used to build software, that software should be open source. This ensures transparency, saves taxpayer money, and promotes innovation by allowing other jurisdictions to reuse and improve the code. I would appreciate hearing your position on this issue and whether you will support public code initiatives in the future. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Address]

Dear Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, I am a resident of New York and I'm writing to urge your support for "Public Code" policies. When tax money is used to build software, that software should be open source. This ensures transparency, saves taxpayer money, and promotes innovation by allowing other jurisdictions to reuse and improve the code. I would appreciate hearing your position on this issue and whether you will support public code initiatives in the future. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Address]

Dear Representative Andrew R. Garbarino, I am a resident of New York and I'm writing to urge your support for "Public Code" policies. When tax money is used to build software, that software should be open source. This ensures transparency, saves taxpayer money, and promotes innovation by allowing other jurisdictions to reuse and improve the code. I would appreciate hearing your position on this issue and whether you will support public code initiatives in the future. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Address]

Dear Representative Nicole Malliotakis, I am a resident of New York and I'm writing to urge your support for "Public Code" policies. When tax money is used to build software, that software should be open source. This ensures transparency, saves taxpayer money, and promotes innovation by allowing other jurisdictions to reuse and improve the code. I would appreciate hearing your position on this issue and whether you will support public code initiatives in the future. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Address]

Dear Representative Ritchie Torres, I am a resident of New York and I'm writing to urge your support for "Public Code" policies. When tax money is used to build software, that software should be open source. This ensures transparency, saves taxpayer money, and promotes innovation by allowing other jurisdictions to reuse and improve the code. I would appreciate hearing your position on this issue and whether you will support public code initiatives in the future. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Address]

Dear Representative Claudia Tenney, I am a resident of New York and I'm writing to urge your support for "Public Code" policies. When tax money is used to build software, that software should be open source. This ensures transparency, saves taxpayer money, and promotes innovation by allowing other jurisdictions to reuse and improve the code. I would appreciate hearing your position on this issue and whether you will support public code initiatives in the future. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Address]

Dear Representative Patrick Ryan, I am a resident of New York and I'm writing to urge your support for "Public Code" policies. When tax money is used to build software, that software should be open source. This ensures transparency, saves taxpayer money, and promotes innovation by allowing other jurisdictions to reuse and improve the code. I would appreciate hearing your position on this issue and whether you will support public code initiatives in the future. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Address]

Dear Representative Nick LaLota, I am a resident of New York and I'm writing to urge your support for "Public Code" policies. When tax money is used to build software, that software should be open source. This ensures transparency, saves taxpayer money, and promotes innovation by allowing other jurisdictions to reuse and improve the code. I would appreciate hearing your position on this issue and whether you will support public code initiatives in the future. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Address]

Dear Representative Daniel S. Goldman, I am a resident of New York and I'm writing to urge your support for "Public Code" policies. When tax money is used to build software, that software should be open source. This ensures transparency, saves taxpayer money, and promotes innovation by allowing other jurisdictions to reuse and improve the code. I would appreciate hearing your position on this issue and whether you will support public code initiatives in the future. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Address]

Dear Representative Michael Lawler, I am a resident of New York and I'm writing to urge your support for "Public Code" policies. When tax money is used to build software, that software should be open source. This ensures transparency, saves taxpayer money, and promotes innovation by allowing other jurisdictions to reuse and improve the code. I would appreciate hearing your position on this issue and whether you will support public code initiatives in the future. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Address]

Dear Representative Nicholas A. Langworthy, I am a resident of New York and I'm writing to urge your support for "Public Code" policies. When tax money is used to build software, that software should be open source. This ensures transparency, saves taxpayer money, and promotes innovation by allowing other jurisdictions to reuse and improve the code. I would appreciate hearing your position on this issue and whether you will support public code initiatives in the future. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Address]

Dear Representative Thomas R. Suozzi, I am a resident of New York and I'm writing to urge your support for "Public Code" policies. When tax money is used to build software, that software should be open source. This ensures transparency, saves taxpayer money, and promotes innovation by allowing other jurisdictions to reuse and improve the code. I would appreciate hearing your position on this issue and whether you will support public code initiatives in the future. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Address]

Dear Representative Timothy M. Kennedy, I am a resident of New York and I'm writing to urge your support for "Public Code" policies. When tax money is used to build software, that software should be open source. This ensures transparency, saves taxpayer money, and promotes innovation by allowing other jurisdictions to reuse and improve the code. I would appreciate hearing your position on this issue and whether you will support public code initiatives in the future. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Address]

Dear Representative Laura Gillen, I am a resident of New York and I'm writing to urge your support for "Public Code" policies. When tax money is used to build software, that software should be open source. This ensures transparency, saves taxpayer money, and promotes innovation by allowing other jurisdictions to reuse and improve the code. I would appreciate hearing your position on this issue and whether you will support public code initiatives in the future. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Address]

Dear Representative George Latimer, I am a resident of New York and I'm writing to urge your support for "Public Code" policies. When tax money is used to build software, that software should be open source. This ensures transparency, saves taxpayer money, and promotes innovation by allowing other jurisdictions to reuse and improve the code. I would appreciate hearing your position on this issue and whether you will support public code initiatives in the future. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Address]

Dear Representative Josh Riley, I am a resident of New York and I'm writing to urge your support for "Public Code" policies. When tax money is used to build software, that software should be open source. This ensures transparency, saves taxpayer money, and promotes innovation by allowing other jurisdictions to reuse and improve the code. I would appreciate hearing your position on this issue and whether you will support public code initiatives in the future. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Address]

Dear Representative John W. Mannion, I am a resident of New York and I'm writing to urge your support for "Public Code" policies. When tax money is used to build software, that software should be open source. This ensures transparency, saves taxpayer money, and promotes innovation by allowing other jurisdictions to reuse and improve the code. I would appreciate hearing your position on this issue and whether you will support public code initiatives in the future. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Address]