Texas

Dear Representative John R. Carter, I am a resident of Texas 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 Henry Cuellar, I am a resident of Texas 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 Lloyd Doggett, I am a resident of Texas 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 Al Green, I am a resident of Texas 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 T. McCaul, I am a resident of Texas 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 Randy K. Weber, Sr., I am a resident of Texas 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 Joaquin Castro, I am a resident of Texas 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 Roger Williams, I am a resident of Texas 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 Marc A. Veasey, I am a resident of Texas 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 Brian Babin, I am a resident of Texas 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 Vicente Gonzalez, I am a resident of Texas 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 Jodey C. Arrington, I am a resident of Texas 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 Cloud, I am a resident of Texas 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 Dan Crenshaw, I am a resident of Texas 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 Lance Gooden, I am a resident of Texas 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 Lizzie Fletcher, I am a resident of Texas 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 Veronica Escobar, I am a resident of Texas 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 Chip Roy, I am a resident of Texas 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 Sylvia R. Garcia, I am a resident of Texas 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 Pete Sessions, I am a resident of Texas 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 Pat Fallon, I am a resident of Texas 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 August Pfluger, I am a resident of Texas 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 Ronny Jackson, I am a resident of Texas 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 Troy E. Nehls, I am a resident of Texas 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 Tony Gonzales, I am a resident of Texas 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 Beth Van Duyne, I am a resident of Texas 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 Jake Ellzey, I am a resident of Texas 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 Nathaniel Moran, I am a resident of Texas 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 Keith Self, I am a resident of Texas 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 Morgan Luttrell, I am a resident of Texas 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 Monica De La Cruz, I am a resident of Texas 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 Jasmine Crockett, I am a resident of Texas 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 Greg Casar, I am a resident of Texas 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 Wesley Hunt, I am a resident of Texas 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 Craig A. Goldman, I am a resident of Texas 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 Brandon Gill, I am a resident of Texas 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 Julie Johnson, I am a resident of Texas 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 Christian D. Menefee, I am a resident of Texas 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]