"Citizen-Centric Advocacy: The Untapped Power of Constituent Engagement" summarizes more than 10 years of research conducted by the Congressional Management Foundation. The first research of its kind, the report refutes cynical stereotypes that Congress doesn't care about what constituents think. As outlined in this report, CMF has observed that constituents have a measurable impact on decision-making in Congress when the diversify their interactions, strengthen the quality of exchanges, and focus on relationship building.
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