Click to view the 2007-2008 Citizen's Handbook from the Georgia League of Women Voters. It includes contact information (addresses, e-mail, phone) for all statewide elected officials, members of the U.S. House (except Paul Broun), 20 state agencies, and the Supreme Court, as well as dates of elections, deadlines to register to vote for those elections, and information on how to register to vote.
It's from their web site's Citizen's Empower Tool Kit which also includes the following:
How Does a Bill Become Law?
How Do I File an Open Records Request?
Tips on Contacting Elected Officials
Guide to Georgia's Judiciary
How Do I Write an Op-Ed?
State Constitution of Georgia
How Is Education Funded in Georgia?
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