About this Applet
Email elected officials and their contact details for a US street address. When an iOS Shortcut automation is started, the applet asks Cicero for the elected officials at the address you configure (or pass from Shortcuts) and sends an HTML email with their names, offices, and contact links via Email. Great for civic outreach, advocacy, or keeping representative contacts handy using iOS Shortcuts, Cicero, and Email. Note: Customize the message to fit your tone.
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Send IFTTT an email tagged
Send IFTTT any email
Shortcut automation started
Send me an email
Send IFTTT an email tagged
Send IFTTT any email
Send me an email
Shortcut automation started
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About Email
Send and receive important information when you need it, automatically, with this service. The "send me an email" action has a daily limit of 750 messages per day, at which point Applets will be paused until the limit resets at 12:00 AM GMT.
About Cicero
Cicero, from Melissa, maps any US street address to the people who represent it, from members of Congress to city councilmembers. Look up your elected officials and your districts. Officials data is maintained by Cicero.
About iOS Shortcuts
A shortcut provides a quick way to get things done with your apps, with just a tap or by asking Siri. Shortcuts can automate a wide variety of things on your iOS devices. This service requires the IFTTT app for iOS.
