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Stakeholders & outreach

Positions are decisions; stakeholders are the people behind them. Keep both in the same place as the text.

Contacts and organizations

The Stakeholders section is a lightweight, workspace- private contact book: people and organizations with titles, contact details, free-form tags, and notes. Link a stakeholder to the bills they care about and record their position — support, oppose, monitor, or seek amendment — beside your own.

  • Import from CSV — bring an existing contact list in one step (columns: name, kind, organization, title, email, phone, tags, notes). Re-importing an updated file skips contacts already present.
  • Bill pages show the stakeholders linked to that bill, with their positions, right beside yours.
  • Outreach log— every call, email, letter, meeting, or testimony you record stays on the stakeholder’s page, so the history survives staff turnover.
Workspace contact book: people and organizations with tags, Import CSV, and linked-bill counts — positions live beside the text.

Alignment scorecards

Legislator pages show how each member’s sponsorships line up with your workspace’s positions — supported bills they carry versus opposed ones, with the sample size always visible so a one-bill record never reads like a twenty-bill one. The same score appears as a badge in the legislators list under Find.

Grounded outreach drafting

From a stakeholder, legislator, or bill page, open the outreach composer to draft an email, a formal letter, or talking points about a specific bill. The draft is grounded the same way Billy’s summaries are:

  • Every factual claim draws on the bill’s change summaries, and the quotes the draft relied on are listed beneath it, verbatim.
  • If the recipient sponsors the bill, the draft acknowledges it accurately — lead author and cosponsor are not the same sentence.
  • Set the tone, add a specific ask (used word-for-word as the call to action), then edit freely. Copy it, save it to the outreach log, or download it as a formal Word letter.