You are writing regarding

S.3295 Department of Labor Appropriations Act, 2013, 112th Congress

Contact Congress

1. Choose Your Position

2. Write Your Letter

3. Share Your Communication

OpenCongress Message Builder

Use the tools in this column to help craft your letter. Anytime your mouse highlights a section, click on it to add prepared text. You can edit any part of the message at left, and if you like, add your own stories and text to personalize your letter.

Official Bill Info

Latest Action: Jun 14, 2012 Introduced in Senate

Clicking this will add the following text:

I know the most recent action for this bill is as follows: "Introduced in Senate" on Jun 14, 2012
Committee Assignment: Senate Appropriations

Clicking this will add the following text:

This bill has been assigned to the Senate Appropriations committee.

Bill Statistics on OpenCongress

0% of users oppose S.3295

Clicking this will add the following text:

0% of users on OpenCongress.org, a free, non-partisan resource, oppose S.3295.

S.3295 has been viewed 2,123 times

Clicking this will add the following text:

S.3295 has been viewed 2,123 times on OpenCongress.org, a free, non-partisan resource.

Contribution Data

Enter your street address above, and relevant campaign contribution data for your elected officials will appear here in seconds for you to use in your letter.

Most-commented sections of the bill text

Highest Rated User Comments

Highly Rated Blog Articles

This Week in Washington – June 15, 2012Hall Render – Blog - June 19, 2012 by admin - S. 3295 – Senator Harkin, Chairman of the Senate Health, Labor, Education and Pensions committee, introduced the annual appropriations bill for the Labor, Education and Health and Human Services Departments.

Clicking this will add the following text:

As noted by admin on June 19, 2012, "S. 3295 – Senator Harkin, Chairman of the Senate Health, Labor, Education and Pensions committee, introduced the annual appropriations bill for the Labor, Education and Health and Human Services Departments." (/url?q=http://blogs.hallrender.com/this-week-in-washington-june-15-2012-2&sa=U&ei=7d_mT_3iHoeo2wW_2_HZCQ&ved=0CEEQmAEwCQ&usg=AFQjCNHMAzrlPf7iF0aZQg1YrAPuS6awxg)
This Week in Washington – June 15, 2012Hall Render – Blog - June 19, 2012 by admin - S. 3295 – Senator Harkin, Chairman of the Senate Health, Labor, Education and Pensions committee, introduced the annual appropriations bill for the Labor, Education and Health and Human Services Departments.

Clicking this will add the following text:

As noted by admin on June 19, 2012, "S. 3295 – Senator Harkin, Chairman of the Senate Health, Labor, Education and Pensions committee, introduced the annual appropriations bill for the Labor, Education and Health and Human Services Departments." (/url?q=http://blogs.hallrender.com/this-week-in-washington-june-15-2012-2&sa=U&ei=NYvlT9eBParg2wW7hOjZCQ&ved=0CEIQmAEwCQ&usg=AFQjCNGFcRJOlsikjwv9wbCDHYOGPk6gTA)
This Week in Washington – June 15, 2012Hall Render – Blog - June 19, 2012 by admin - S. 3295 – Senator Harkin, Chairman of the Senate Health, Labor, Education and Pensions committee, introduced the annual appropriations bill for the Labor, Education and Health and Human Services Departments.

Clicking this will add the following text:

As noted by admin on June 19, 2012, "S. 3295 – Senator Harkin, Chairman of the Senate Health, Labor, Education and Pensions committee, introduced the annual appropriations bill for the Labor, Education and Health and Human Services Departments." (/url?q=http://blogs.hallrender.com/this-week-in-washington-june-15-2012-2&sa=U&ei=5ZDhT4XcDeaM2gXI46TRCw&ved=0CDEQmAEwBQ&usg=AFQjCNGqqUYzTrgAnF9Uq2nAcd7glyNgWA)

Highly Rated News Articles

Down the Back Stretch - Appropriations Bills Continue to Work Their Way Through the House by George C. Crawford - July 10, 2012 by jdsupra.com - House appropriators continue to process the FY 2013 appropriations bills with several of the more controversial bills remaining. The House will try to use the power of the purse to stymie the implementation of the health care overhaul by limiting spending

Clicking this will add the following text:

As noted by jdsupra.com on July 10, 2012, "House appropriators continue to process the FY 2013 appropriations bills with several of the more controversial bills remaining. The House will try to use the power of the purse to stymie the implementation of the health care overhaul by limiting spending " (http://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/down-the-back-stretch-appropriations-b-34972)
Down the Back Stretch - Appropriations Bills Continue to Work Their Way Through the House by George C. Crawford - July 10, 2012 by jdsupra.com - House appropriators continue to process the FY 2013 appropriations bills with several of the more controversial bills remaining. The House will try to use the power of the purse to stymie the implementation of the health care overhaul by limiting spending

Clicking this will add the following text:

As noted by jdsupra.com on July 10, 2012, "House appropriators continue to process the FY 2013 appropriations bills with several of the more controversial bills remaining. The House will try to use the power of the purse to stymie the implementation of the health care overhaul by limiting spending " (http://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/down-the-back-stretch-appropriations-b-34972/)
Brazell, LeDoux and Wilson win in Republican primary - June 29, 2012 by Park County Republican & Fairplay Flume - LeDoux received 5,844 votes to Van Der Jagt’s 3,295 votes. Those vote totals are made up of votes cast in the four counties that make up the 11th Judicial District – Park, Chaffee, Custer, and Fremont counties. LeDoux beat Van Der Jagt in each of the .

Clicking this will add the following text:

As noted by Park County Republican & Fairplay Flume on June 29, 2012, "LeDoux received 5,844 votes to Van Der Jagt’s 3,295 votes. Those vote totals are made up of votes cast in the four counties that make up the 11th Judicial District – Park, Chaffee, Custer, and Fremont counties. LeDoux beat Van Der Jagt in each of the ." (http://www.theflume.com/news/article_db0bca08-c219-11e1-8b26-001a4bcf6878.html)

Enter your street address at right to find your members of Congress.

A Letter to Congress from a constituent via OpenCongress.org

Zip Code

Title/Salutation

First Name

Last Name

Email address

Address

Address (cont.)

City

State

Phone

Privacy Options After sending, this letter will be viewable to:

Subject

Message I oppose S.3295 - Department of Labor Appropriations Act, 2013, and am tracking it using OpenCongress.org, the free public resource website for government transparency and accountability.

Characters Remaining:

Click "Send Message" above to complete delivery of this email. (If you don't already have a free "My OpenCongress" account, we'll make one for you now.)
Congressional offices require all address information in the form above be completed in order to deliver your email.
OpenCongress does not share your address information with any outside parties for any reason.

OpenCongress is the only not-for-profit website that enables you to write all three of your members of Congress at once.

OpenCongress is the only website that gives this information back to the public commons, enabling you to find other constituents near you who are tracking the same bills and issues.

Supporting and Opposing Industries information on this page comes from MAPLight.org, a non-partisan & non-profit organization.