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As we increase the knowledge level among Americans and cause the number of participants to increase to and go past one million, ...
... we will see that the U.S. House support will increase due to the incoming letters ... from those Representatives who want to keep their jobs
... and ... the U.S. Senate support will naturally increase from those Senators who want to keep their jobs.
Graph of the growing number of participants Current Support:
among U.S. Representatives:
20%
Current Support
among U.S. Senators:
3%
Current participant counts: over 1590 participants participants in over 340 districts
among 49 states and the District of Columbia.
Note about bolding above: the focus of 1 letter 1 time per month to 1 person
is on the letters to the 435 U.S. Representatives.


Status: Details

Measurement of the Progress of Participants towards the goal: over 2,000 participants in all 435 U.S. Congressional Districts Measurement of the Impact on the U.S. Congress (via the U.S. House) as a result of the districts that met the goal — Measurement of the amount of impact that the campaign has toward raising the level of support in the U.S. Congress to 67% or greater.

Media impact.

Measurement of the Progress
by Number of Participants Going to One Million



Graph of the growing number of participants in the Million Letters for Health Care campaign

Total number of participants in the Million Letters for Health Care campaign.



Table of Progress:
Number of Districts by Participant Count

Participants Per District Number of
U.S. Congressional Districts
1-10 331
11-100 17
101-500 0
501-1000 0
1001-1500 0
1501-2000 0
2001 or greater 0
As the goal is reached,
(one million total and 2000 per district)
the above numbers go to zero
except the last one which increases to 435 (districts).

Participant counts by district and by state

Select a link below to see detailed information for a state or district.

Participants by
State-District
(the top 56)

MI-4 51
OH-11 23
VA-3 20
VA-7 16
CA-9 15
MT 14
VA-2 14
CA-12 13
FL-22 13
OR-3 13
OR-1 12
CA-6 11
CA-14 11
MD-7 11
MI-1 11
NC-11 11
OH-1 11
CA-1 10
CA-8 10
ID-1 10
WI-2 10
AZ-8 9
CO-2 9
FL-7 9
MD-8 9
OH-13 9
OH-14 9
WV-2 9
AK 8
CA-2 8
MA-1 8
MA-8 8
OH-3 8
OR-4 8
CA-17 7
CO-4 7
CO-6 7
DC 7
FL-16 7
FL-19 7
IN-2 7
MD-3 7
MN-5 7
NC-4 7
NM-1 7
OH-10 7
OR-2 7
TX-7 7
VA-8 7
VT 7
WI-3 7
CA-4 6
CA-10 6
CA-30 6
FL-5 6
FL-20 6
Participants
by
State

CA 182
MI 99
FL 93
OH 92
VA 76
NY 71
TX 48
OR 46
MD 40
CO 35
PA 35
IL 34
MN 33
NC 31
MA 30
WI 28
AZ 27
MO 26
WA 26
NJ 24
IN 21
NM 15
ID 14
MT 14
GA 12
WV 10
ME 9
LA 8
AL 8
AK 8
KS 8
NV 7
DC 7
VT 7
UT 6
OK 6
TN 5
SC 4
RI 4
NE 4
NH 4
MS 4
KY 4
HI 3
AR 3
DE 2
SD 2
WY 2
PR 2
CT 2
IA 1
ND 1
MP 0
AS 0
GU 0
VI 0

The District of Columbia and the territories are included above.

Go here to see a list of all 435 districts
in descending order of participant count
and in alphabetical order.



See the Status by District and State for all States




Measurement of the Impact:
Support from the U.S. Congress


Resulting from the achievement of the vision of a massive flow of letters to U.S. Representatives, along with over 2,000 calls having been made to every one of the U.S. Representatives in Washington D.C.

Before 2009 some U.S. Representatives said that there was no "political will." Some U.S. Representatives said that they never heard from Americans about single-payer. Americans are now changing both of those situations.



Number of U.S. Representatives
Who Are Single-Payer Supporters

Need 292 or more supporters (67%) to have solid support
and a solid debate for this very important legislation

Support from U.S. Representatives 2007 through current: X marks current support
Associated web pages: Graphs of Progress and U.S. Representatives


Impact of Letters

Status of support provided by the U.S. Representatives' response to their constituents' calls and letters

When a U.S. District has 2,000 or greater participants in the campaigns, then there should have been a solid, positive response from the U.S. Representative by then. Otherwise, the representative is not supporting the will of the people. Information about districts and the response of their U.S. Representative will be reported here after a district has reached the goal of 2,000.



Media Impact

When the campaign activity of tens of thousands of phone calls and letters is being noticed and reported by the media, media links will be reported here.


Additional Information

The text of the Vision.

The graph of the number of participants is automatically updated during the night. It is sometimes manually updated at other times, randomly.

One of the June 2009 milestones of progress: over half of the U.S. Congressional Districts are now represented


We Will Achieve Solid Support
in the U.S. Congress
for Non-Profit Single-Payer
National Health Insurance

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