When approaching legislators—whether in writing or verbally—your statements become far more powerful when they are framed as testimony based on facts and law.

1. Begin With a Jurat

Start your statement with a clear affirmation. For example:

“I attest and affirm that the following statements are true and accurate.”

For greater impact—only if you are completely certain of every statement—you may say:

“I attest and affirm under the pains and penalties of perjury that the following statements are true and accurate.”

Practice delivering your jurat so it comes out naturally and confidently.

2. Number Your Key Points

Present your testimony as numbered factual statements.

• Keep each point simple and direct.

• Avoid run-on sentences.

• If a topic is complex, break it into multiple points.

3. Establish Your Credibility

If relevant, briefly mention your professional or educational background to strengthen your testimony. This helps legislators understand your expertise.

Keep it concise—especially if you are speaking under time limits.

4. Submit Supporting Evidence

Provide substantiation for any facts that legislators might question.

Acceptable evidence may include:

• Government records

• Official statements

• Scientific studies

• Other primary source materials

You may introduce evidence by stating:

“I hereby submit to the record [document name], which is admissible under the Supreme Court Daubert Rule and must be considered.”

Also submit copies of relevant statutes or laws that require public officials to act in the manner you are addressing.

5. Conclude With a Clear Statement

End by emphasizing that your remarks are factual and substantive:

“I have expressed no mere concern or nonsubstantive matters, but solely matters of fact and law.”

Practice delivering this conclusion smoothly.

6. Reference Their Oath of Office

Remind legislators of their oath.

You may:

• Quote their oath, or

• Thank them for taking it and fulfilling their duty to their constituents and the law.

7. Use Precise Language

Avoid vague or emotional words such as:

• concern

• fear

• worry

• alarm

• doubt

• issue

Replace them with clear legal or factual language.

For example:

• Instead of “I am concerned”, say “By law, this is a serious problem.”

• Replace “issue” with “matter.”

8. Practice Your Delivery

If presenting verbally:

• Time your statement to stay within the allowed limits.

• Practice until it flows clearly and confidently.

9. Have Experts Review It

Before presenting your testimony, consider asking individuals with relevant expertise to review it. This helps ensure your statements are accurate, precise, and strongly expressed.

Only U. S. Citizens Vote:  link to HB 831 (2025) – Elections and State-issued Identification | Florida House of Representatives

Vote-by-Mail Security:  link to HB 1203 (2025) – Elections | Florida House of Representatives

Election Technology Security: link to SB 394 (2025) – Elections | Florida House of Representatives

Enhanced Election Governance with Reconciliation and Procedural Audits: See DRAFT Language https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yxehgwwODbjrdfl-J-zH4AOFjrZWPpRP/edit?usp=drive_link&ouid=103364575501645641397&rtpof=true&sd=true

Single Day Voting with Hand Counting:  See DRAFT language https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vPei4-Dn4-P3F0CEqpYmIQotODzq5Au-/edit?usp=drive_link&ouid=103364575501645641397&rtpof=true&sd=true

Risk Assessment – Florida 2023 election Security Report https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ypASsxMX2e3hi-FaCoHPfQSve3DV8rmR/edit?usp=drive_link&ouid=103364575501645641397&rtpof=true&sd=true

 https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Z2q9Yu56WdHEnLawtD1A6xB6GkFNAF0m

How to track your bills/legislators
https://rumble.com/v3joieu-91923-call.html?start=2228

Are you interested in Single Day Voting?  If so, take a look at this suggested language
Are you interested in Election Governance?  If so, take a look at this suggested language

Is Florida Really the Gold Standard?  https://docs.google.com/document/d/14UQz9M31GAFc1v9u0HkIP3g48XZOZAt1uB_s5nw0cRw/edit?tab=t.0

Using Perplexity.AI to research (when using AI – verify all the information) – Fidlar (The company that prints ballots – you will be shocked at the conflict of interests shown here between election officials and executives of this company) – click this link and then scroll half way down the page https://www.perplexity.ai/search/what-does-fiddler-printing-do-tF7ATKmORAGuC1KBlQlDWQ

Using Perplexity.AI  to research – Cathedral Printing – Suprisingly – the big ballot printing company is run by Mega Doners for one of the political parties! https://www.perplexity.ai/page/cathedral-ballot-company-owner-2VseF42WTR2BYxrh8j9OjQ