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1. What is the Hillsborough County Legislative Delegation?
2. Do any of these members represent other counties as well?
3. How many legislators are there statewide?
4. Do other counties have organized Delegation offices?
5. How are Delegation offices established and who pays for them?
6. What is a "special act"?
7. What function does the Hillsborough Delegation office serve?
8. Can I make my opinion known to all 16 members without writing 16 separate letters?
9. Where is the local Delegation office and how may someone contact staff there?
10. Who staffs the office?
11. How do I identify who represents me?: The place where you live determines the Senate and House districts which represent you. The district numbers are on the back of your Voter Registration Card.; If you are not registered to vote or otherwise need assistance in identifying your legislators, you can call the Supervisor of Elections at 272-5850 (or contact that office through the internet at www.votehillborough.org [Precinct Finder]), or by calling the Delegation office at 272-5865. Those offices can also identify who represents you in local government and on the School Board.

12. Does the Hillsborough Delegation open an office in Tallahassee during the legislative session?
13. What is the difference between a legislator and a congressperson?
14. What is the difference between the duties of the Delegation office and the program within the county's Office of Public Affairs that also works with the Legislature?
15. Why are lobbyists often seen in such a negative light?

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