BillBlaster App

Stay Informed. Stay Connected. BillBlaster is Your Gateway to Civic Participation.

BillBlaster is the essential app for every American who wishes to have their voice heard. With an intuitive interface, gain instant access to information about your district and ways to connect with your representatives. Donโ€™t just be a citizen; be an informed citizen. Make your voice count with BillBlaster. Download now and step into the world of proactive citizenship.

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iPhone BillBlaster App

Key Features of BillBlaster App

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Key Features:

District Details at a Glance: Just tap to find out which district you belong to and get a visual map representation for clarity.

Know Your Representatives: From local district representatives to senior senators, have their profiles, phone numbers, websites, and Twitter information right at your fingertips.

Direct Dial Feature: Want to share your opinion or get clarity on a bill? Use our direct dial feature to call your representative without searching for numbers.

Currently only available on iPhone iOS17. Android version coming soon!

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