TEMPLATE LETTERS
TEMPLATE 1
Dear [Representative’s Name],
I am writing to you as a concerned citizen of [Your State] to express my support for the idea of redrawing state borders to better align with modern regional demographics, economics, and cultural distinctions. As you know, the current state boundaries were drawn over a century ago, and in many cases, they no longer serve the best interests of the citizens.
Utahism, a movement that seeks to redraw borders based on more functional and representative principles, could be a groundbreaking way to address many of the inefficiencies that currently exist in governance. A redrawing of state borders would allow us to create regions that better reflect the lifestyles and needs of their populations, resulting in more tailored and effective policies.
I urge you to consider starting a dialogue on this issue and to explore legislative initiatives that could move us toward a more regionally representative system. This would not only strengthen state governance but also reinforce our national unity by giving citizens a more direct connection to their local governments.
Thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to hearing your thoughts on this matter.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
TEMPLATE 2
Dear [Governor’s/Representative’s Name],
As a proud citizen of [Your State], I write to you with a suggestion that could drastically improve the economic efficiency and representational fairness of our political landscape: redrawing state borders in accordance with modern regional and economic realities.
The Utahism movement proposes that we rethink the borders between states so they reflect the actual economic and cultural regions we live in today. For example, economic hubs like [insert regional example] should not be divided by arbitrary state lines that complicate governance and economic planning. By aligning state borders with regional realities, we can streamline policy, improve infrastructure, and allow local economies to thrive.
This is a pragmatic solution to many of the issues we face today, from outdated infrastructure to underrepresentation of certain regions. I strongly encourage you to take this idea into consideration and explore how we can move forward with a more representative and economically sensible governance structure.
Thank you for your time, and I hope to see these ideas discussed at the legislative level soon.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]