Find Information About Your State

Personalizing information, putting a face on a policy issue, is highly persuasive when meeting with legislators. This includes showing how many people in a state or district would be impacted by an issue currently being debated and voted on in Washington, DC. You can help your legislators better understand how many federal employees, retirees and survivors in your state would be affected by the policies they pass, and where federal employees work with the State Specific Federal Family Fact Sheet below.

Click on your state to find the State Specific Federal Family Fact Sheet and the number of Retirees by Congressional District Fact Sheet. Both of these documents should be provided to legislative offices during Grassroots Advocacy Meetings.

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