June 22, 2026


This week we are asking for your help getting the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact (NPVIC) over the finish line.

A quick explanation of the NPVIC:

The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact will guarantee the Presidency to the candidate who receives the most popular votes in all 50 states and the District of Columbia.

The NPVIC has now been enacted by 19 jurisdictions possessing 222 of the 270 electoral votes needed to activate it.

Six additional states with 65 electoral votes are promising places for obtaining the 48 electoral votes needed before the 2028 Presidential election.

Those states are: Arizona, Michigan, New Hampshire, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.

Do you have contacts in any of these states?

If your answer is yes, please send them the following letter, email or text message:

Letter #1 by BT (NPVIC)

I am contacting you about State legislation that is important to me and our country.  Hopefully, this legislation will become important to you also.

The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact (NPVIC) will guarantee the Presidency to the candidate who receives the most popular votes in all 50 states and the District of Columbia.  

We are so close to getting this legislation over the finish line.  The NPVIC has now been enacted by 19 jurisdictions possessing 222 of the 270 electoral votes needed to activate it.

How can you help? Go to:


Once at the NPVIC website, you will simply enter your zip code to electronically send letters to your personal state representatives asking them to vote for the NPVIC legislation.

Your help is so very much appreciated.

Sincerely,

P.S. Remember, elections are state responsibilities as provided in our Constitution.  Your letters sent from the NPVIC website will go to your personal State Legislators.

Please remember to report your letter writing activity to the Letter Committee by replying to the Monday Morning Email.

The only thing that needs to be in the body of the return email is the name of the recipient, the subject of your letter and the number of letters, postcards or emails you sent or phone calls you made.

Example: contact: (NPVIC) (number of contacts)

Need help?  Send me an email. Please put “Letter Committee” in the subject line. My email address for this project is: 


tuchelsgal@bellsouth.net


If I don’t get back to you promptly, you can contact me at:

Tuchelsgal@gmail.com


This week the email addresses are provided in case you want to write to an elected official on another subject.  It might be interesting to send a note to Trent Kelly asking him what legislation he has sponsored during his time in Congress.  That would be very interesting.



Physical Addresses:


Sen Chuck Schumer (D)

322 Hart Senate Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20510

Phone: (202) 224-6542

Fax: (202) 228-3027


Sen John Thune (R)

United States Senate SD-511

Washington, DC 20510

Phone: (202) 224-2321

Fax: (202) 228-5429

Toll-Free: 1-866-850-3855


Speaker Mike Johnson (R)

521 Cannon House Office Building 
Washington, DC 20515 
Phone: 202-225-2777
*Meetings by Appointment Only*


Sen Bill Hagerty


Sen Marsha Blackburn (R)

357 Dirksen Office Building

Washington, DC 20519

Phone: (202) 224-3344

FAX: (202) 228-0566


Sen Cindy Hyde-Smith (R)

528 Hart Senate Office Building

Washington, DC 20510-2405


Sen Roger Wicker (R)
425 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510
Phone: (202) 224-6253425425 Russell Sen


Rep Steve Cohen (D)

2268 Rayburn HOB

Washington, DC  20515

Phone: (202) 225-3265
Fax: (202) 225-5663
Hours: Monday-Friday 9am-6pm ET

Rep Trent Kelly (R)

2268 Rayburn HOB

Washington, DC  20515

Phone: (202) 255-3265

FAX: (202) 255-5663

Office hours: Mon-Fri 9am-6pm ET


Rep Bennie G. Thompson (D)

2466 Rayburn HOB

Washington, DC  20515

Phone: (202) 225-5876
Fax: (202) 225-5898

Gov Bill Lee (R)

Governor State Capitol, 1st Floor 600 Dr. Martin L. King, Jr. Blvd. 

Nashville, TN 37243 

(615) 741-2001


Gov Tate Reeves (R)

550 High St. Sillers Building, 

19th Floor Jackson, MS 39201 

(601) 359-3150 

(601) 359-3741


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Stats for report: For Letter Committee Use Only

1 Jun 2026

This week’s tracking: 

Letters: 14 Postcards:  Phone Calls: 


Mississippi:

Hyde-Smith: Vote Hyde-Smith
 (KR, DQ, BT)
Hyde-Smith: Iran (BT, DQ)
Wicker: Vote #2 (DQ, BT)
Wicker: Iran (BT, DQ)
Kelly: Vote #2 (KR, DQ)
Thompson: Vote #2 (BT)
Reeves: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
White: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Postcards: 

Tennessee:

Blackburn: Anti-Weaponization Fund (MF)
Blackburn: Iran (MF)
Hagerty: Anti-Weaponization Fund (MF)
Hagerty: Iran (MF)
Cohen: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Lee: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)

8 Jun 2026

This week’s tracking: 

Letters: 4 Postcards:  Phone Calls: 

Mississippi:

Hyde-Smith: Ukraine
 (DQ, BT)
Wicker: Ukraine (DQ, BT)
Kelly: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Thompson: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Reeves: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
White: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Postcards: 

Tennessee:

Blackburn: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Hagerty: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Cohen: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Lee: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)

15 Jun 2026

This week’s tracking: 

Letters: 6 Postcards:  Phone Calls: 


Mississippi:

Hyde-Smith: Impeachment 
(DQ, BT)
Wicker: Impeachment (DQ, BT)
Kelly: Impeachment (DQ)
Thompson: Impeachment (BT)
Reeves: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
White: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Postcards: 

Tennessee:

Blackburn: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Hagerty: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Cohen: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Lee: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)

22 Jun 2026

This week’s tracking: 

Letters: 5  Postcards:  Phone Calls: 


NPVIC: number of contacts (DQ, DQ, BT, BT, BT)

BT Received 2 replies from WI: done

Mississippi:

Hyde-Smith: 
Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Wicker: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Kelly: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Thompson: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Reeves: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
White: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Postcards: 

Tennessee:

Blackburn: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Hagerty: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Cohen: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Lee: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)

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Mississippi:

Hyde-Smith: 
Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Wicker: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Kelly: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Thompson: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Reeves: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
White: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Postcards: 

Tennessee:

Blackburn: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Hagerty: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Cohen: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)
Lee: Subject of letter (# of letters sent)

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