Our Programs

Since our founding in 1999, Sister to Sister has been a pioneer in preventing heart disease in women through the development of heart-health programs, educational materials and awareness campaigns that heart disease is the #1 killer of women.

Sister to Sister has developed a history of successful community-based programs dedicated to health prevention through education and behavior change. Through these programs, Sister to Sister has mobilized resources and empowered women to take charge of their lives by making lifestyle changes that will reduce their risk for heart disease.

Our community outreach includes education and awareness, biometric health screenings and risk assessments, lifestyle modification counseling and outcomes tracking and evaluation.

Here is a listing of our current initiatives:

Interested in learning more? As experts in the creation of heart-health programs, Sister to Sister has knowledge and resources that we are able to share with communities nationwide.
We invite you to contact the Sister to Sister Foundation to begin a dialogue, as we are committed to creating programs of heart disease awareness and prevention.

Community Programs

Sister to Sister was created by women, for women, because too many of us fall victim to a disease that’s easily preventable. Our programs are designed to mobilize women one by one, and also in groups large and small.

Since 2000, Sister to Sister has been in communities across the United States hosting heart health programs for women.

You can find Sister to Sister in the following communities:

Nothing nearby? Contact us and Sister to Sister will be happy to help you locate screening and education resources in your area.

Sister to Sister in Boston

Sister to Sister has been part of the Boston community since 2004.

Sister to Sister is proud to partner with Brigham and Women's Hospital to provide heart-health screenings, events, classes, and more to the Boston area on a year-round basis.

Brigham and Women's Cardiovascular Wellness Service is a multidisciplinary effort of Brigham and Women's Hospital, dedicated to preventing heart disease and promoting heart health in women.

"Smart for the Heart" Online Program

Sister to Sister, in partnership with Brigham and Women's Hospital, is proud to announce Smart for the Heart, a comprehensive wellness program to empower women to improve their heart health.

The program is based on its Health Risk Assessment (HRA), the premier questionnaire for calculating your personal risk for heart disease, with immediate results and comprehensive recommendations to improve heart disease risk factors.

There is an extensive variety of tools to help achieve your health and wellness goals, including weight loss, healthy eating, stress reduction, and smoking cessation.

Meal Planner
Food Log
Nutrition Tracker
Recipe Analysis
Exercise Logs
Pedometer Tracker
Exercise Plans & Demonstrations
Wellness Articles

We hope you will join us in Smart for the Heart, and to share this new resource with your friends, family and co-workers. Please visit Smart for the Heart to sign-up. It’s quick and easy, and all of your personal information will be kept strictly confidential.

Heart Happenings

Heart Happenings presentations were held monthly in 2011 in the Shapiro 3rd Floor Porch from 5:30-7:00pm. Each event included free food and refreshments, a short presentation by one of the Brigham's very own cardiologists on cutting-edge cardiovascular topics, and an open Q&A session. To view the taped presentations and Q&A sessions, please visit Brigham and Women's archives page.

Upcoming Screening Events for 2012

The Cardiovascular Wellness Service is pleased to offer free monthly cardiovascular disease screenings as part of Heart Happenings, an initiative to prevent heart disease in our community. Screenings provide simple tests to measure risk factors for heart disease and one-on-one counseling sessions – a great step toward taking control of your own heart health. The Cardiovascular Wellness Service is currently compiling a list of 2012 screenings, so check back soon for our updated calendar of events.

Past Screening Events

Sister to Sister and Brigham and Women's Hospital participated in the 7News and Partners Health and Fitness Expo at the Hynes Convention Center on June 25th and 26th, 2011. Over 700 women and men turned out to get heart smart by receiving complimentary heart-health screenings with immediate results and personalized counseling sessions with a medical professional. Counseling sessions were offered in English and Spanish. The event included celebrities, area doctors with cutting-edge medical information, fun activities for kids, free health screening for adults, lifestyle presentations and healthy cooking tips.


The BWH Cardiovascular Wellness Service screening area at the Hynes Convention Center.	A participant getting blood taken for cholesterol and glucose analysis.

The Love Your Heart program was a 13-week initiative for 35 women (mean age 48.2) in the Boston area who were at risk of heart disease. The program provided education and information about nutrition, stress reduction and overall heart health and support for healthy living and a free 3-month gym pass.

In partnership with Body by Brandy Gym and the Boston Black Women’s Health Institute, the program offered baseline and follow-up screenings at the end of the 13 weeks.

A significant heart disease risk reduction was calculated:

– Obesity rates went from 80% to 71%

– The percentage of participants identified with hypertension dropped from 41% to 29%

– Those with an elevated waist circumference went from 94% to 76%

If you are interested in learning more about Love Your Heart, please contact us via email or call 617-442-2187 for more information.


Free cardiovacular disease screenings in the fitness center.	The popular yoga sessions at the Body by Brandy Wellness Center.

Executive Women's Event

Let’s face it: We women are our own best advocates. We’re natural-born problem-solvers who feel a duty to share the wisdom of our life experiences with others. Women can move mountains…if we know which mountains to move.

At our Executive Women’s Events, held in cities nationwide, Sister to Sister helped women in leadership roles recognize that heart disease is a life-or-death issue for women that they can help resolve.

These events served as the kick-off to our National Women’s Healthy Heart Campaign. Its goal was to reach women who are senior level executives, elected officials, and leaders in the community in order to encourage the women to promote the Health Fair to their employees, colleagues, family, and friends.

The attendees participated in free cardiovascular screenings with immediate results and personalized counseling sessions to demonstrate how and why screening interventions work to save lives. The screenings were generously donated by Brigham and Women's Hospital, our partner in Boston.

Guests were treated to heart-healthy meals from local restaurants, a program of speakers from leading cardiologists and specialists in the field of heart health, information about heart disease awareness and prevention and exciting raffles and fun take home keepsakes.

Outreach for the Boston Executive Women’s Breakfast led to a wonderful combination of key influencers in the financial, medical, government and social service arenas of Boston.

Sister to Sister in Washington, D.C.

Sister to Sister has been part of your community since 2001. We work year-round to bring heart health resources to the women of Washington, D.C.

Yoga for the Heart Workshop

In honor of Heart Awareness Month, Sister to Sister will be featured in a very special Yoga for the Heart Workshop at Dahn Yoga Center. Please join us on Sunday, February 19th in downtown Washington DC and celebrate the heart, while relaxing your mind and de-stressing the physical body.

During this all-levels workshop, you will have the chance to practice heart-opening poses, restorative yoga, and guided meditations. The event will conclude with an informal talk about heart health and how lifestyle changes can have a positive impact in lowering one's risk for heart disease.

Sunday, February 19th 2012
2:00—3:30 pm

Dahn Yoga Center - Map & Directions
700 14th Street NW
Washington, DC

Please 202-393-2440 call to reserve your mat.

"Smart for the Heart" Online Program

Sister to Sister, in partnership with Brigham and Women's Hospital, is proud to announce Smart for the Heart, a comprehensive wellness program to empower women to improve their heart health.

The program is centered around a Health Risk Assessment (HRA), the premier questionnaire for calculating your personal risk for heart disease, with immediate results and comprehensive recommendations to improve heart disease risk factors.

There is an extensive variety of tools to help achieve your health and wellness goals, including weight loss, healthy eating, stress reduction, and smoking cessation.

Meal Planner
Food Log
Nutrition Tracker
Recipe Analysis
Exercise Logs
Pedometer Tracker
Exercise Plans & Demonstrations
Wellness Articles

Bike for the Heart 2011

Sister to Sister and VIDA Fitness teamed up to host Bike For The Heart 2011, a fun indoor cycling event to raise awareness that heart disease is the #1 cause of death for women. An individual's risk for heart disease can be lowered by over 80% by leading a healthy lifestyle, and exercise is one of the keys to lowering that risk.

Indoor cycling is an energizing aerobic workout that makes your heart pump fast, and burns about 600 calories per hour.

Bike for the Heart was a wonderful, four-hour community event held on Saturday, October 15th at VIDA Fitness (F Street location). Men and women gathered together to do something healthy for their own hearts, while raising awareness to prevent heart disease.

The monies raised through the rental of bikes and donations will directly fund Sister to Sister’s cardiovascular screening and educational programs.

We are excited to partner with VIDA Fitness, one of the top fitness clubs in DC. The event included studio cycling on Real Ryder bikes, goody bags for all participants, health and wellness materials for all gym members, and lots of incredible giveaways.

Sister to Sister's most dedicated rider, Beverly Maynard Simms was awarded with two round-trip airline tickets.

Our generous sponsor of the event, the farm family owners of Cabot Creamery, makers of the “World’s Best Cheddar” are proud to provide a Vermont Spa Getaway for two including three nights Luxury Stay at the Stoweflake Resort and Spa in Stowe, VT -includes round trip airfare from the closest major airport, breakfast daily and a 50-minute spa treatment each. Ms. Frances Hawkins was the lucky winner of the sweepstakes. \ The

Sister to Sister is grateful to the generous support of our sponsors for making Bike for the Heart possible!

Details for the event for Bike for the Heart 2012 will be coming soon. .

"Heart Smarts" Event

Sister to Sister would like to thank everyone who participated in the Heart Smarts event on Saturday, May 7th at the Hilton Baltimore.

It was great to see so many people who are commited to improving their heart health. This FREE public forum was hosted by the Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions (SCAI) and included the personal stories of heart attack survivors WUSA-TV9's Bruce Johnson and WJLA-TV's Jennifer Donelan.

In this interactive forum, participants had the opportunity to ask questions and learn life-saving tips from a unique gathering of physicians and patients, including invaluable information on receiving the highest quality of care, as well as simple steps to reduce your heart disease risk factors.

The University of Maryland Medical Center provided free cardiovascular screenings.

Event partners included the University of Maryland Heart Center, Association of Black Cardiologists, American College of Cardiology, Mended Hearts and WomenHeart.

Another Successful Women's Heart Health Fair

Sister to Sister's 9th annual free Women's Heart Health Fair was held on February 6, 2009 at the Verizon Center. Over 4,750 women turned out to get heart smart with lifestyle presentations, cutting-edge information on medical issues, and complimentary heart-health screenings.

Find out more about Sister to Sister's 2008-09 Women's Heart Health Fair in Washington, D.C.

Local Leadership

To find out how to get more involved with Sister to Sister in Washington, D.C., please contact Lisa Townsend.

Capitol Hill Advocacy Days

Since 2002, Sister to Sister’s Advocacy Program on Capitol Hill works to raise awareness in the House of Representatives and U.S. Senate that heart disease is the leading cause of death among both men and women.

We are proud to receive generous support from numerous legislators in the House and Senate who are interested in reducing the rates of heart disease in the United States.

In this time, close to 3,000 legislators and staff members have learned their personal risk for heart disease, and the steps that can be taken to prevent it.

Sister to Sister’s free heart screening and education events aim to educate and raise awareness of cardiovascular disease (CVD), its risk factors, and its prevention among key policy makers and influencers.

Cardiac screenings are offered to all Senators, Representatives and staff members. These include HDL and total cholesterol, blood glucose, body mass index, waist circumference and blood pressure readings. Immediate test results are provided, and personalized counseling sessions are available for all attendees.

In combination with educational materials and comprehensive online tools, the screenings offer a complete action plan for those who interested in preventive care.

The program includes the latest in medical information about cardiovascular disease, the signs and symptoms of a heart attack, and which healthy lifestyle choices can positively impact the risk for heart disease. Attendees also have the unique opportunity to ask questions of all speakers, and to speak one-on-one with the featured cardiologist.

Other valuable services include stress-reducing massages, reiki and nutrition consultations, personal fitness demonstrations, materials and fun giveaways.

If you are interested in joining Sister to Sister on Capitol Hill in 2012 to raise awareness, change policy regarding disease prevention and to help save lives, please contact Lisa Townsend via email.

Capitol Hill 2012

House of Representatives Program: Tuesday, February 7th, 2012

The program includes a briefing on the Importance of Chronic Disease Prevention and Controlling Risk Factors, which speaks to the economics of cardiovascular disease, as well as the importance of research and early detection.

Top experts from the fields of hypertension, cholesterol, nutrition, research and government will participate. The program will be moderated by Mrs. Elizabeth Kucinich, Director, Public Affairs for the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine.

The panel discussion participants to include:

Janet Wright, MD, Executive Director, Million Hearts
Edward J. Roccella, PhD, MPH, Former Coordinator, National High Blood Pressure Education Program, National Institutes of Health
Scott Kahan, MD, MPH, School of Public Health and Health Services, George Washington University
Frederick Lough, MD, Clinical Director, Cardiac Surgery Program, George Washington University Hospital
William Bestermann, MD, President, COSEHC Cardiovascular Centers of Excellence and Director, Medical Home Quality, Holston Medical Group
Bob Honigberg, MD, Vice President of Medical Affairs and Chief Medical Officer, LipoScience

Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Nortonwill participate, along with members from relevant committees and caucuses such as Health and Human Services, Congressional Heart and Stroke Coalition and Congressional Caucus for Women’s Issues.

The program also includes cardiovascular screenings with immediate results and counseling sessions, fitness screenings, hula hooping for the heart, a mobile blood pressure unit, educational takeaways, sponsor exhibition tables and a vegan luncheon reception.

U.S. Senate Program: Tuesday, February 14th, 2012

The program highlights the latest medical information, efforts of the Senate and sponsors through a speaking program of legislators and health experts. Attendees will include Senate leaders, their spouses, representatives from the medical, government, non-profit organizations, and scientific attachés from the diplomatic embassies.

The speakers to include (but not limited to):

Irene Pollin, MSW, PhD (Hon), Founder and Chairperson, Sister to Sister Foundation
Member of Centers for Disease Control leadership (exact participant TBD)
Dr. C. James Hospedales, Senior Advisor, Prevention and Control of Chronic Diseases, Pan American Health Organization
Frederick Lough, MD, Clinical Director, Cardiac Surgery Program, George Washington University Hospital
Marijane Hynes, MD, The George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences

Senator Debbie Stabenow has been invited, as well as members of the Health, Education, Lab and Pensions Committee (HELP).

The event includes cardiovascular screenings with immediate results and counseling sessions. Heart-healthy refreshments from the kitchens of Senate spouses will be served. Other highlights include a mobile blood pressure screening unit, hula hooping for your heart, stress-reducing massages, fitness screenings, and sponsor tablesfor materials and giveaways.

Our Capitol Hill Advocacy Days Program is sponsored by George Washington University Hospital, AARP, LipoScience and AstraZeneca.

Capitol Hill 2010-11

In its eighth year, Sister to Sister’s Heart Screening and Education Events were held in the House of Representatives on December 7, 2010, and in the Senate on February 14, 2011. Close to 300 legislators and staff members learned their personal risk for heart disease, and the steps that can be taken to prevent it.

The Congressional event was sponsored by Congresswomen Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC), Donna F. Edwards (D-MD), Marsha Blackburn (R-TN), Mary Bono Mack (R-CA) and Lois Capps (D-CA), sponsor of the HEART for Women Act.

Sister to Sister was proud to receive very generous support from Senators Barbara Mikulski (D-MD), Olympia J. Snowe (R-ME), Pat Roberts (R-KS), Lisa Murkowski (D-AK) and Debbie Stabenow (D-MI), both co-sponsors of the HEART for Women Act.

All screenings and counseling sessions were sponsored by George Washington University Hospital, Sister to Sister's exclusive hospital partner on Capitol Hill. The tests included total and HDL ("good") cholesterol, blood glucose, BMI, Waist Circumference and blood pressure. Immediate results were provided, as well as individual counseling sessions for those at-risk.

In addition to the screenings, Sister to Sister provides education with an emphasis on heart disease prevention, recognizing heart attack signs and symptoms for women, understanding your personal risk for heart disease and how to reduce it through healthy lifestyle choices.

Distinguished speakers for the events included:

Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton discussed why she supports STS, and the signs of a heart attack in women they may not be aware of.
Alex Sheff, Legislative Aide for Senator Deborah Stabenow, discussed why heart disease education, prevention and treatment must be personalized for women and why this issue is so important for the Senator.
Dr. Shawn Howell, Cardiologist from George Washington University Hospital shared her clinical perspective, definitions of cardiovascular disease, how the disease differs for women, and steps to take to protect oneself.
Frank Bailey, Director of Health, Education and Outreach for AARP spoke of the importance of partnering with STS to increase education that heart disease in women may be preventable with healthy lifestyle changes.
Miss Stephanie Williams, the reigning Miss District of Columbia and GWU medical student, shared her vision on the importance of disease prevention.
Barbara Teng, heart attack survivor and Sister to Sister spokeswoman, told her chilling story of surviving triple bypass surgery, how her appearance of being healthy led her to think that CVD would never happen to her, and the importance of understanding family health history.

Other services included free stress-reducing neck massages, reiki and nutrition consultations were offered by The Center for Integrative Medicine and personal fitness demonstrations by Results Gym in Capitol Hill.

Sister to Sister would like to acknowledge its sponsors for their generous support: AARP, CVS Caremark, TheGreenNut, AstraZeneca, Clark Construction and Cabot Cheese .

And a special "Thank You" to George Washington University Hospital for making the screenings and counseling possible. We would also like to acknowledge the Office on Education and Training for hosting Sister to Sister in the Senate. .

Sister to Sister will be returning to Capitol Hill late 2012. If you are interested in learning how you can participate in these events, please contact Lisa Townsend via email.

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Capitol Hill 2009-10

Close to 300 Members and staff of the U.S. Senate attended HEART CHECK 2009 on September 30, 2009. The attendees received complimentary heart screenings and counseling sessions, as well as stress-reducing reiki sessions.

Event attendees were welcomed by Sister to Sister founder and chairperson Irene Pollin and engaged in a medical presentation by Dr. Richard Katz of the Cheney Cardiovascular Institute at George Washington University Hospital. There were also presentations by representatives of Novartis, AARP, and Barbara Teng, a heart attack survivor and Sister to Sister spokeswoman. Senator Pat Roberts of Kansas and Senator Richard Lugar of Indiana greeted participants.

Sister to Sister would like to acknowledge its sponsors for their generous support of Heart Check 2009: Novartis, PhRMA and AARP. George Washington University Hospital was our hospital partner and the screenings were performed by US Wellness. We would also like to acknowledge the Senate Office on Education and Training for hosting Sister to Sister.

The event was such a success that Sister to Sister returned to the Senate on February 26, 2010 in honor of Heart Health month. An additional 200 Senate Members and staffers were screened for their heart disease risk.

Sister to Sister will be returning to Capitol Hill in November 2010 and February 2011. If you are interested in sponsoring these events, please contact Lisa Townsend via email or at 301-718-8033.

Smart for the Heart

To increase the resources and support that is available to women nationwide, Sister to Sister is partnering with Brigham and Women's Hospital to introduce a new FREE online cardiovascular wellness program called “Smart for the Heart”.

This is a comprehensive wellness website developed to educate, engage and empower women on their path to building a healthy heart!

Sister to Sister has decided to remove its online Health Risk Assessment from our own site in order to offer an improved version from “Smart for the Heart”. And while this is a separate website from ours, you can feel comfortable in knowing that it is a Sister to Sister program, and the program has been designed specifically for women who want to improve their heart health.

Once you sign up, you can complete their free Health Risk Assessment (HRA), the premier questionnaire for calculating your personal risk for heart disease, with immediate results and comprehensive recommendations to help improve any risk factors for heart disease.

In addition, you will have full access to an extensive variety of tools which are designed to help achieve your health and wellness goals, including weight loss, healthy eating, stress reduction, and smoking cessation.

This is a sampling of the resources that will be available to you:

Health Profile
Meal Planner
Food Log & Nutrition Tracker
Recipe Analysis
Exercise Logs
Pedometer Tracker
Exercise Plans & Demonstrations
Wellness Articles

We strongly encourage you to participate in this online program, and to share this new resource with your friends, family and co-workers. Please visit Smart for the Heart to sign-up. It’s quick and easy, and all of your personal information will be kept strictly confidential.

Sister to Sister is pleased to continue to offer additional resources for women who seek a heart-healthy lifestyle. If you have any questions about the Sister to Sister website, or “Smart for the Heart”, please do not hesitate to contact Lisa Townsend, Director of the Sister to Sister Foundation, at 301-718-8033 or via email.

Cardiovascular Research For Women

Through our exclusive partnership with Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Sister to Sister is studying the effectiveness of heart health screenings and piloting cutting edge behavioral change programs that help women make and sustain changes in their own lives.

Populated with data provided by our health fair attendees, Sister to Sister is building a unique longitudinal database of women committed to participating in a variety of heart health research studies. The Pollin Cardiovascular Database at Brigham and Women’s Hospital works to evaluate risk factors in women and explore behavioral interventions to reduce cardiovascular risk.
Smart for the Heart is a FREE online cardiovascular wellness program designed to lower heart disease risk. The program includes a Health Risk Assessment (HRA), a questionnaire for calculating one's personal risk for heart disease, with immediate results and recommendations to improve risk factors . There are tools and workshops to achieve a variety of wellness goals, including weight loss, healthy eating, stress reduction, and smoking cessation. .
The "Women’s Assessment and Tracking Cardiovascular Health (WATCH) Study" tracked women in Baltimore and Boston from 2009-10 after a STS community screening to identify and measure changes to their heart disease risk factors. The study tested the impact of using a patient navigator to encourage participants to take action to improve their heart health, and help remove any barriers to care.

"As a world leader in cardiovascular medicine and research, Brigham and Women’s Hospital is proud to partner with Sister to Sister in their critical work to prevent heart disease and promote heart health in women. By working together to raise awareness of risk factors, we are empowering women to take charge of their health."

Elizabeth G. Nabel, MD
President, Brigham and Women’s Hospital

Bike For The Heart 2011-12

Sister to Sister and VIDA Fitness teamed up to host Bike For The Heart 2011, a fun indoor cycling event to raise awareness that heart disease is the #1 cause of death for women.

An individual's risk for heart disease can be lowered by over 80% by leading a healthy lifestyle, and exercise is one of the keys to lowering that risk.

Indoor cycling is an energizing aerobic workout that makes your heart pump fast, and burns about 600 calories per hour.

The monies raised through the rental of bikes and donations will directly fund Sister to Sister’s cardiovascular screening and educational programs.

Sister to Sister's most dedicated rider, Beverly Maynard Simms was awarded with two round-trip airline tickets.

Our generous sponsor of the event, the farm family owners of Cabot Creamery, makers of the “World’s Best Cheddar” are proud to provide a Vermont Spa Getaway for two including three nights Luxury Stay at the Stoweflake Resort and Spa in Stowe, VT -includes round trip airfare from the closest major airport, breakfast daily and a 50-minute spa treatment each. The winner of the sweepstakes will be announced shortly. \ The

Sister to Sister is grateful to the generous support of our sponsors for making Bike for the Heart possible!

Please stay tuned for details on our 2012 event!!

Make Your Voice Heard

Let your local legislators know that cardiovascular disease screenings and prevention is an important issue for you. Heart disease is the #1 killer of women, but you have the power to make a difference.

Reach out to your state Senators and Congressmen (and Congresswomen!) directly via Twitter during Heart Awareness Month and tell them the importance of prevention and getting screened.

It’s easier than ever to Make Your Voice Heard.

1. Locate your lawmaker’s twitter account below.

2. Click to follow them.

3. Copy and paste our tweets below.

To Make Your Voice Heard to your legislator, be sure to include their twitter name at the beginning of the message and use our special hash tag #getscreened.

Watch for special Sister to Sister tweets during the month of February, and join us by retweeting them to your followers. With your help, we hope to reach a million twitter followers!

Copy Our Tweets!

Do you know your numbers for your risk of heart disease? @sisterhearts #getscreened

Screenings are the 1st step in managing your heart health. @sisterhearts #getscreened

#heartdisease risk can be reduced by 82% thru healthy lifestyle choices. @sisterhearts #getscreened

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	Congresswoman Martha Roby	R (2nd District)	@RepMarthaRoby
	Congressman Mike Rogers	R (3rd District)	@RepMikeRogersAL
	Congressman Robert Aderholt	R (4th Distict)	@Robert_Aderholt
	Congressman Mo Brooks	R (5th District)	@RepMoBrooks
	Congressman Spencer Bachus	R (6th District)	@BachusAL06
	Congresswoman Terri Sewell	R (7th District)	@RepTerriSewell

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	Congressman Don Young	R (Alaska At-Large)	@repdonyoung

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	Congressman Paul Gosar	R (1st District)	@RepGosar
	Congressman Trent Franks	R (2nd District)	@RepTrentFranks
	Congressman Ben Quayle	R (3rd District)	@benquayle
	Congressman David Schweikert	R (5th District)	@RepDavid
	Congressman Jeff Flake	R (6th District)	@JeffFlake
	Congressman Raul Grijalva	D (7th District)	@RepRaulGrijalva
	Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords	D (8th District)	@GabbyGiffords

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	Senator Lisa Murkowski	R	@lisamurkowski
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	Congressman Tim Griffin	R (2nd District)	@RepTimGriffin
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	Congresswoman Lynn Woolsey	D (6th District)	@RepLynnWoolsey
	Congressman George Miller	D (7th District)	@askgeorge
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	Congressman Mike Honda	D (15th District)	@RepMikeHonda
	Congressman Joe Lofgren	D (16th District)	@RepZoeLofgren
	Congressman Sam Farr	D (17th District)	@RepSamFarr
	Congressman Dennis Cardoza	R (18th District)	@RepCardoza
	Congressman Jeff Denham	R (19th District)	@RepJeffDenham
	Congressman Devin Nunes	R (21st District)	@DevinNunes
	Congressman Kevin McCarthy	R (22nd District)	@Kevinomccarthy
	Congresswoman Lois Capps	D (23rd District)	@RepLoisCapps
	Congressman Elton Gallegly	R (24th District)	@eltongallegly24
	Congressman Buck McKeon	R (25th District)	@BuckMcKeon
	Congressman Brad Sherman	D (27th District)	@BradSherman
	Congressman Howard Berman	D (28th District)	@RepHowardBerman
	Congressman Adam Schiff	D (29th District)	@RepAdamSchiff
	Congressman Xavier Becerra	D (31st District)	@RepBecerra
	Congresswoman Judy Chu	D (32nd District)	@RepJudyChu
	Congresswoman Karen Bass	D (33rd District)	@RepKarenBass
	Congresswoman Maxine Waters	D (35th District)	@MaxineWaters
	Congresswoman Janice Hahn	D (36th District)	@Rep_JaniceHahn
	Congresswoman Laura Richardson	D (37th District)	@RepLRichardson
	Congresswoman Grace Napolitano	D (38th District)	@gracenapolitano
	Congresswoman Linda Sanchez	D (39th District)	@RepLindaSanchez
	Congressman Ed Royce	R (40th District)	@RepEdRoyce
	Congressman Jerry Lewis	R (41st District)	@RepJerryLewis
	Congressman Gary Miller	R (42nd District)	@RepGaryMiller
	Congressman Joe Baca	D (43rd District)	@RepJoeBaca
	Congressman Ken Calvert	R (44th District)	@KenCalvert
	Congresswoman Mary Bono	R (45th District)	@Rep_BonoMack
	Congresswoman Dana Rohrabacher	R (46th District)	@DanaRohrabacher
	Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez	D (47th District)	@LorettaSanchez
	Congressman John Campbell	R (48th District)	@RepJohnCampbell
	Congressman Darrell Issa	R (49th District)	@DarellIssa
	Congressman Brian Bilbray	R (50th District)	@BilbrayCA50
	Congressman Bob Filner	D (51st District)	@CongBobFilner

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Colorado	Senator Michael Bennet	D	@SenBennetCO
	Senator Mark Udall	D	@MarkUdall
	Congresswoman Diana DeGette	D (1st District)	@RepDianaDeGette
	Congressman Jared Polis	D (2nd District)	@jaredpolis
	Congressman Scott Tipton	R (3rd District)	@RepTipton
	Congressman Cory Gardner	R (4th District)	@repcorygardner
	Congressman Mike Coffman	R (6th District)	@RepMikeCoffman
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	Senator Jospeh Lieberman	D	@JoeLieberman
	Congressman John Larson	D (1st District)	@RepJohnLarson
	Congressman Joe Courtney	D (2nd District)	@RepJoeCourtney
	Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro	D (3rd District)	@Rosadelauro
	Congressman Jim Himes	D (4th District)	@jahimes

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Delaware	Senator Thomas Carper	D	@SenatorCarper
	Senator Christopher Coons	D	@ChrisCoons
	Congressman John Carney	D (At Large)	@JohnCarneyDE

District of Columbia	Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes	D (At Large)	@EleanorNorton

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Florida	Senator Bill Nelson	D	@SenBillNelson
	Sentator Marco Rubio	R	@SenRubioPress
	Congressman Jeff Miller	R (1st District)	@CongJeffMiller
	Congressman Steve Southerland	R (2nd District)	@Rep_Southerland
	Congressman Corrine Brown	D (3rd District)	@RepCorrineBrown
	Congressman Ander Crenshaw	R (4th District)	@AnderCrenshaw
	Congressman Richard Nugent	R (5th District)	@RepRichNugent
	Congressman Cliff Stearns	R (6th District)	@RepCliffStearns
	Congressman Daniel Webster	R (8thth District)	@RepWebster
	Congressman Gus Bilirakis	R (9th District)	@RepGusBilirakis
	Congressman Dennis Ross	R (12th District)	@RepDennisRoss
	Congressman Vern Buchanan	R (13th District)	@VernBuchanan
	Congressman Connie Mack	R (14th District)	@RepConnieMack
	Congressman Bill Posey	R (15th District)	@congbillposey
	Congressman Tom Rooney	R (16th District)	@TomRooney
	Congresswoman Frederica Wilson	D (17th District)	@RepWilson
	Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen	R (18th District)	@RosLehtinen
	Congressman Ted Deutch	D (19th District)	@RepTedDeutch
	Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz	D (20th District)	@DWStweets
	Congressman Mario Diaz-Balart	R (21st District)	@MarioDB
	Congressman Allen West	R (22nd District)	@AllenWest
	Congresswoman Sandy Adams	R (24th District)	@SandyAdams4FL24
	Congressman David Riviera	R (25th District)	@Repdavidscott

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Georgia	Senator Saxby Chambliss	R	@Saxby08
	Senator Johnny Isakson	R	@SenatorIsakson
	Congressman Jack Kingston	R (1st District)	@JackKingston
	Congressman Sanford Bishop	D (2nd District)	@SanfordBishop
	Congresswoman Lynn Westmoreland	R (3rd District)	@RepWestmoreland
	Congressman Henry Johnson	D (4th District)	@RepHankJohnson
	Congressman John Lewis	D (5th District)	@Repjohnlewis
	Congressman Tom Price	R (6th District)	@RepTomPrice
	Congressman Austin Scott	R (8th District)	@AustinscottGA08
	Congressman Tom Graves	R (9th District)	@RepTomGraves
	Congressman Paul Broun	R (10th District)	@RepPaulBrounMD
	Congressman Phil Gingrey	R (11th District)	@RepPhilGingrey
	Congressman John Barrow	D (12th District)	@repjohnbarrow
	Congressman David Scott	D (13th District)	@repdavidscott

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Hawaii	Senator Daniel Akaka	D	@SenatorAkaka
	Senator Daniel Inoyue	D	@Daniel_Inouye
	Congresswoman Colleen Hanabusa	D (1st District)	@RepHanabusa
	Congresswoman Mazie Hirono	D (2nd District)	@maziehirono

Idaho	Congressman Raul Labrador	R (1st District)	@Raul_Labrador
	Congressman Mike Simpson	R (2nd District)	@CongMikeSimpson

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Illinois	Senator Richard Durbin	D	@SenatorDurbin
	Senator Mark Kirk	R	@SenatorKirk
	Congressman Bobby Rush	D (1st District)	@RepBobbyRush
	Congressman Luis Gutierrez	D (4th District)	@LuisGutierrez
	Congressman Mike Quigley	D (5th District)	@RepMikeQuigley
	Congressman Peter Roskam	D (6th District)	@PeterRoskam
	Congressman Joe Walsh	R (8th District)	@RepJoeWalsh
	Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky	D (9th District)	@janschakowsky
	Congressman Robert Dold	R (10th District)	@RepDold
	Congressman Adam Kinzinger	R (11th District)	@RepKinzinger
	Congressman Jerry Costello	D (12th District)	@JerryCostello
	Congresswoman Judy Biggert	R (13th District)	@JudyBiggert
	Congressman Randy Hultgren	R (14th District)	@Rephultgren
	Congressman Timothy Johnson	R (15th District)	@RepTimJohnson
	Congressman Donald Manzullo	R (16th District)	@donmanzullo
	Congressman Bobby Schilling	R (17th District)	@RepSchilling
	Congressman Aaron Schock	R (18th District)	@repaaronschock
	Congressman John Shimkus	R (19th District)	@RepShimkus

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Indiana	Senator Daniel Coats	R	@SenDanCoats
	Senator Richard Lugar	R	@senatorlugar
	Congressman Peter Visclosky	D (1st District)	@RepVisclosky
	Congressman Joe Donnelly	D (2nd District)	@RepDonnelly
	Congressman Marlin Stutzman	R (3rd District)	@RepStutzman
	Congressman Todd Rokita	R (4th District)	@ToddRokita
	Congressman Dan Burton	R (5th District)	@RepDanBurton
	Congressman Mike Pence	R (6th District)	@RepMikePence
	Congressman Andre Carson	D (7th District)	@RepAndreCarson
	Congressman Larry Bushon	R (8th District)	@RepLarryBuschon
	Congressman Todd Young	R (9th District)	@RepToddYoung

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Iowa	Senator Chuck Grassley	R	@ChuckGrassley
	Senator Tom Harkin	D	@SenatorHarkin
	Congressman Bruce Braley	D (1st District)	@BruceBraley
	Congressman Leonard Boswell	D (3rd District)	@LeonardBoswell
	Congressman Tom Latham	R (4th District)	@TomLatham
	Congressman Steve King	R (5th District)	@SteveKingIA

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Kansas	Senator Jerry Moran	R	@JerryMoran
	Senator Pat Roberts	R	@SenPatRoberts
	Congressman Tim Huelskamp	R (1st District)	@CongHuelskamp
	Congresswoman Lynn Jenkins	R (2nd District)	@RepLynnJenkins
	Congressman Kevin Yoder	R (3rd District)	@RepKevinYoder
	Congressman Mike Pompeo	R (4th District)	@RepMikePompeo

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Kentucky	Senator Mitch McConnell	R	@McConnellPress
	Senator Rand Paul	R	@SenRandPaul
	Congressman Ed Whitfield	R (1st District)	@RepEdWhitfield
	Congressman Brett Guthrie	R (2nd District)	@RepGuthrie
	Congressman John Yarmuth	D (3rd District)	@RepJohnYarmuth
	Congressman Geoff Davis	R (4th District)	@RepGeoffDavis

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Louisiana	Senator David Vitter	R	@DavidVitter
	Congressman Cedric Richmond	D (2nd District)	@RepRichmond
	Congressman Jeffrey Landry	R (3rd District)	@repjefflandry
	Congressman John Fleming	R (4th District)	@RepFleming
	Congressman Rodney Alexander	R (5th District)	@USRepAlexander
	Congressman Charlies Boustany Jr	R (7th District)	@RepBoustany

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Maine	Senator Susan Collins	R	@SenatorCollins
	Senator Olympia Snowe	R	@SenatorSnowe
	Congresswoman Chellie Pingree	D (1st District)	@chelliepingree
	Congressman Michael Michaud	D (2nd District)	@RepMikeMichaud

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Maryland	Senator Benjamin Cardin	D	@SenatorCardin
	Senator Barbara Mikulkski	D	@SenatorBarb
	Congressman Dutch Ruppersnerger	D	@Call_Me_Dutch
	Congresswoman Donna Edwards	D	@repdonnaedwards
	Congressman Steny Hoyer	D	@WhipHoyer
	Congressman Chris Van Hollen	D	@ChrisVanHollen

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Massachusetts	Senator Scott Brown	R	@ScottBrownMA
	Senator John Kerry	D	@JohnKerry
	Congressman John Olver	D (1st District)	@RepJohnOlver
	Congressman James McGovern	D (3rd District)	@RepMcGovern
	Congressman Niki Tsongas	D (5th District)	@nikiinthehouse
	Congressman John Tierney	D (6th District)	@RepTierney
	Congressman Ed Markey	D (7th District)	@MarkeyMemo
	Congressman Michael Capuano	D (8th District)	@mikecapuano
	Congressman William Keating	D (10th District)	@USRepKeating

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Michigan	Senator Carl Levin	D	@SenCarlLevin
	Senator Debbie Stabenow	D	@StabenowPress
	Congressman Dan Benishek	R (1st District)	@CongressmanDan
	Congressman Bill Huizenga	R (2nd District)	@RepHuizenga
	Congressman Justin Amash	R (3rd Disrict)	@repjustinamash
	Congressman Dave Camp	R (4th District)	@RepDaveCamp
	Congressman Dale Kildee	D (5th District)	@DaleKildee
	Congressman Fred Upton	R (6th District)	@RepFredUpton
	Congressman Tim Walberg	R (7th District)	@RepWalberg
	Congressman Mike Rogers	R (8th District)	@RepMikeRogers
	Congressman Gary Peters	D (9th District)	@RepGaryPeters
	Congresswoman Candice Miller	R (10th District)	@CandiceMiller
	Congressman Thaddeus McCotter	R (11th District)	@ThadMcCotter
	Congressman Sander Levin	D (12th District)	@repsandylevin
	Congressman John Conyers	D (13th District)	@repjohnconyers
	Congressman John Dingell	D (14th District)	@john_dingell

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Minnesota	Senator Al Franken	D	@alfranken
	Congressman John Kline	R (2nd District)	@repjohnkline
	Congressman Erik Paulsen	R (3rd District)	@RepErikPaulsen
	Congressman Keith Ellison	D (5th District)	@keithellison
	Congresswoman Michele Bachmann	R (6th District)	@MicheleBachmann
	Congressman Chip Cravaack	R (8th District)	@RepChipCravaack

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Mississippi	Senator Roger Wicker	R	@SenatorWicker
	Congressman Alan Nunnelee	R (1st District)	@RepAlanNunnelee
	Congressman Bennie Thompson	D (2nd District)	@HomelandDems
	Congressman Gregg Harper	R (3rd District)	@GreggHarper
	Congressman Steven Palazzo	R (4th District)	@CongPalazzo

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Missouri	Senator Roy Blunt	R	@RoyBlunt
	Senator Claire McCaskill	D	@McCaskillOffice
	Congressman Todd Akin	R (2nd District)	@RepToddAkin
	Congressman Russ Carnahan	D (3rd District)	@RepCarnahan
	Congresswoman Vicky Hartzler	R (4th District)	@RepHartzler
	Congressman Emanuel Cleaver	D (5th District)	@repcleaver
	Congressman Sam Graves	R (6th District)	@SmallBizGOP
	Congressman Billy Long	R (7th District)	@BillyLongMO7
	Congresswoman Jo Ann Emerson	R (8th District)	@JoAnnEmerson

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Montana	Congressman Dennis Rehberg	R (At Large)	@DennyRehberg

Nebraska	Senator Mike Johanns	R	@Mike_Johanns
	Senator Ben Nelson	D	@SenBenNelson
	Congressman Jeff Fortenberry	R (1st District)	@JeffFortenberry
	Congressman Lee Terry	R (2nd District)	@LEETERRYNE

Nevada	Senator Dean Heller	R	@SenDeanHeller
	Senator Harry Reid	D	@SenatorReid
	Congressman Shelley Berkley	D (1st District)	@RepBerkley
	Congressman Mark Amodei	R (2nd District)	@MarkAmodeiNV2
	Congressman Joe Heck	R (3rd District)	@RepJoeHeck

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New Hampshire	Senator Kelly Ayotte	R	@KellyAyotte
	Senator Jeanne Shaheen	D	@SenatorShaheen
	Congreeman Frank Guinta	R	@RepFrankGuinta
	Congressman Charles Bass	R	@RepCharlesBass

New Jersey	Senator Frank Lautenberg	D	@FrankLautenberg
	Senator Robert Menendez	D	@SenatorMenendez
	Congressman Frank LoBiondo	R (2nd District)	@RepLoBiondo
	Congressman Jon Runyan	R (3rd District)	@RepJonRunyan
	Congressman Frank Pallone Jr.	D (6th District)	@FrankPallone
	Congressman Bill Pascrell Jr	D (8th District)	@BillPascrell
	Congressman Donald Payne	D (10th District)	@Payne10thNJ
	Congressman Albio Sires	R (13th District	@Rep_Albio_Sires

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New Mexico	Senator Tom Udall	D	@SenatorTomUdall
	Congressman Steve Pearce	R (2nd District)	@RepStevePearce
	Congressman Ben Lujan	D (3rd District)	@repbenraylujan

New York	Senator Kristen Gillibrand	D	@SenGillibrand
	Senator Charles Schumer	D	@ChuckSchumer
	Congressman Tim Bishop	D (1st District)	@TimBishopNY
	Congressman Steve Israel	D (2nd District)	@RepSteveIsrael
	Congressman Pete King	R (3rd District)	@RepPeteKing
	Congresswoman Carolyn McCarthy	D (4th District)	@RepMcCarthyNY
	Congressman Gary Ackerman	D (5th District)	@RepGaryAckerman
	Congressman Gregory Meeks	D (6th District)	@GregoryMeeks
	Congressma Joseph Crowley	D (7th District)	@repjoecrowley
	Congressman Robert Turner	R (9th District)	@USRepBobTurner
	Congressman Edolphus Towns	D (10th District)	@EdTowns
	Congresswoman Yvette Clarke	D (11th District)	@YvetteClark
	Congresswoman Nydia Velazquez	D (12th District)	@NydiaVelazquez
	Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney	D (14th District)	@RepMaloney
	Congressman Charles Rangel	D (15th District)	@cbrangel
	Congressman Jose Serrano	D (16th District)	@RepJoseSerrano
	Congressman Eliot Engel	D (17th District)	@RepEliotEngel
	Congresswoman Nita Lowey	D (18th District)	@NitaLowey
	Congresswoman Nan Hayworth	R (19th District)	@RepNanHayworth
	Congressman Chris Gibson	R (20th District)	@RepChrisGibson
	Congressman Paul Tonko	D (21st District)	@paultonko
	Congressman Maurice Hinchey	D (22nd District)	@mauricehinchey
	Congressman Bill Owens	D (23d District)	@BillOwensNY
	Congressman Richard Hanna	R (24th District)	@RepRichardHanna
	Congresswoman Ann Marie Buerkle	R (25th District)	@RepBuerkle
	Congresswoman Kathy Hochul	D (26th District)	@RepKathyHochul
	Congressman Brian Higgins	D (27th District)	@RepBrianHiggins
	Congresswoman Louise Slaughter	D (28th District)	@louiseslaughter
	Congressman Tom Reed	R (29th District)	@RepTomReed

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North Carolina	Senator Richard Burr	R	@SenatorBurr
	Senator Kay Hagan	D	@SenatorHagan
	Congresswoman Renee Ellmers	R (2nd District)	@RepReneeEllmers
	Congressman Walter Jones	R (3rd District)	@RepWalterJones
	Congressman David Price	D (4th District)	@RepDavidEPrice
	Congresswoman Virginia Foxx	R (5th District)	@virginiafoxx
	Congressman Howard Coble	R (6th District)	@HowardCoble
	Congressman Mike McIntyre	D (7th District)	@RepMikeMcIntyre
	Congressman Larry Kissell	D (8th District)	@RepLarryKissell
	Congresswoman Sue Myrick	R (9th District)	@SueMyrick
	Congressman Patrick McHenry	R (10th District)	@PatrickMcHenry
	Congressman Mel Watt	D (12th District)	@MelWattNC12
	Congressman Brad Miller	D (13th District)	@RepBradMiller

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North Dakota	Congressman Rick Berg	R (At Large)	@RepRickBerg

Ohio	Senator Sherrod Brown	D	@SenSherrodBrown
	Senator Bob Portman	R	@robportman
	Congressman Congressman Steve Chabot	R (1st District)	@RepSteveChabot
	Congressman Michael Turner	R (2nd District)	@RepMikeTurner
	Congressman Jim Turner	R (3rd District)	@Jim_Jordan
	Congressman Robert Latta	R (5th District)	@boblatta
	Congressman Bill Johnson	R (6th District)	@RepBillJohnson
	Congressman Steve Austria	R (7th District)	@SteveAustria
	Congressman John Boehner	R (8th District)	@johnboehner
	Congressman Dennis Kucinich	D (10th District)	@Dennis_Kucinich
	Congresswoman Marcia Fudge	D (11th District)	@marciafudge
	Congressman Steven LaTourette	D (14th District)	@SteveLaTourette
	Congressman Steve Stivers	D (15th District)	@RepSteveStivers
	Congressman Jim Renacci	D (16th District)	@RepJimRenacci
	Congressman Bob Gibbs	D (18th District)	@RepBobGibbs

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Oklahoma	Senator Tom Coburn	R	@TomCoburn
	Senator James Inhofe	R	@jiminhofe
	Congressman John Sullivan	R (1st District)	@USRepSullivan
	Congressman Tom Cole	R (4th District)	@tomcoleok04
	Congressman James Lankford	R (5th District)	@RepLankford

Oregon	Senator Jeff Merkley	D	@SenJeffMerkley
	Congressman Greg Walden	R (2nd District)	@repgregwalden
	Congressman Earl Blumenauer	D (3rd District)	@repblumenauer
	Congressman Peter DeFazio	D (4th District)	@RepPeterDeFazio
	Congressman Kurt Schrader	D (5th District)	@repschrader

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Pennsylvania	Senator Robert Casey	D	@SenBobCasey
	Senator Patrick Toomey	R	@SenToomey
	Congressman Robert Brady	D (1st District)	@RepBrady
	Congressman Chaka Fattah	D (2nd District)	@chakafattah
	Congressman Jason Altmire	D (4th District)	@RepJasonAltmire
	Congressman Glenn Thompson	R (5th District)	@CongressmanGT
	Congressman Jim Gerlach	R (6th District)	@JimGerlach
	Congressman Pat Meehan	R (7th District)	@RepMeehan
	Congressman Michael Fitzpatrick	R (8th District)	@RepFitzpatrick
	Congressman Bill Shuster	R (9th District)	@RepBillShuster
	Congressman Tom Marino	R (10th District)	@RepTomMarino
	Congressman Lou Barletta	R (11th District)	@RepLouBarletta
	Congressman Mark Critz	D (12th District)	@RepMarkCritz
	Congressman Mike Doyle	D (14th District)	@USRepMikeDoyle
	Congressman Joseph Pitts	R (16th District)	@RepJoePitts
	Congressman Tim Murphy	R (18th District)	@RepTimMurphy

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Puerto Rico	Congressman Perdo Pierluisi	R (At Large)	@pedropierluisi

Rhode Island	Senator Sheldon Whitehouse	D	@SenWhitehouse
	Congressman David Cicilline	D (1st District)	@HouseDemocrats
	Congressman Jim Langevin	D (2nd District)	@jimlangevin

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South Carolina	Senator Jim DeMint	R	@JimDeMint
	Senator Lindsey Graham	R	@GrahamBlog
	Congressman Tim Scott	R (1st District)	@RepTimScott
	Congressman Joe Wilson	R (2nd District)	@CongJoeWilson
	Congressman Jeff Duncan	R (3rd District)	@RepJeffDuncan
	Congressman Trey Gowdy	R (4th District)	@TGowdySC
	Congressman Mick Mulvaney	R (5th District)	@RepMickMulvaney
	Congressman James Clyburn	D (6th District)	@Clyburn

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South Dakota	Senator Tim Johnson	R	@SenJohnsonSD
	Sentaor John Thune	R	@SenJohnThune
	Congresswoman Kristi Noem	R (At Large)	@RepKristiNoem

Tennessee	Senator Lamar Alexander	R	@SenAlexander
	Senator Bob Corker	R	@SenBobCorker
	Congressman Phil Roe	R (1st District)	@DrPhilRoe
	Congressman Chuck Fleischmann	R (3rd District)	@RepChuck
	Congressman Scott DesJarlais	R (4th District)	@DesJarlaisTN04
	Congressman Jim Cooper	D (5th District)	@repjimcooper
	Congresswoman Diane Black	R (6th District	@RepDianeBlack
	Congresswoman Marsha Blackburn	R (7th District)	@VoteMarsha
	Congressman Stephen Fincher	R (8th District)	@RepFincherTN08
	Congressman Steve Cohen	D (9th District)	@RepCohen

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Texas	Senator John Cornyn	R	@JohnCornyn
	Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison	R	@kaybaileyhutchison
	Congressman Louie Gohmert	R (1st District)	@Replouiegohmert
	Congressman Ted Poe	R (2nd District)	@JudgeTedPoe
	Congressman Sam Johnson	R (3rd District)	@SamsPressShop
	Congressman Jeb Hensarling	R (5th District)	@RepHensarling
	Congressman Joe Barton	R (5th District)	@RepJoeBarton
	Congressman Kevin Brady	R (8th District)	@RepKevinBrady
	Congressman Al Green	D (9th District)	@RepAlGreen
	Congressman Michael McCaul	R (10th District)	@McCaulPressShop
	Congressman Michael Conaway	R (11th District)	@ConawayTX11
	Congressman Kay Granger	R (12th District)	@RepKayGranger
	Congressman Mac Thornberry	R (13th District)	@MacTXPress
	Congressman Ron Paul	R (14th District)	@RepRonPaul
	Congressman Silvestre Reyes	D (16th District)	@USRepRHinojosa
	Congressman Bill Flores	R (17th District)	@RepBillFlores
	Congressman Sheila Jackson Lee	D (18th District)	@JacksonLeeTX18
	Congressman Randy Neugebauer	R (19th District)	@RandyNeugebauer
	Congressman Charlie Gonzalez	D (20th District)	@TX20CharlieG
	Congressman Lamar Smith	R (21st District)	@LamarSmithTX21
	Congressman Pete Olson	R (22nd District)	@OlsonPressShop
	Congressman Fransisco Canseco	R (23rd District)	@RepCanseco
	Congressman Kenny Marchant	R (24th District)	@RepKenMarchant
	Congressman Lloyd Doggett	D (25th District)	@RepLloydDoggett
	Congressman Michael Burgess	R (26th District)	@michaelburgess
	Congressman Blake Farenthold	R (27th District)	@farenthold
	Congressman Henry Cuellar	D (28th District)	@RepCuellar
	Congressman Gene Green	D (29th District)	@RepGeneGreen
	Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson	D (30th District)	@RepEBJ
	Congressman John Carter	R (31st District)	@JudgeCarter
	Congressman Pete Sessions	R (32nd District)	@PeteSessions

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Utah	Senator Orrin Hatch	R	@OrrinHatch
	Senator Mike Lee	R	@SenMikeLee
	Jim Matheson	D (2nd District)	@RepJimMatheson
	Jason Chaffetz	R (3rd District)	@jasoninthehouse

Vermont	Senator Patrick Leahy	D	@SenatorLeahy
	Senator Bernard Sanders	I	@SenatorSanders

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Virginia	Senator Mark Warner	D	@MarkWarner
	Congressman Robert Wittman	R (1st District)	@RobWittman
	Congressman Scott Rigell	R (2nd District)	@RepScottRigell
	Congressman Robert Scott	D (3rd District)	@repbobbyscott
	Congressman Randy Forbes	R (4th District)	@Randy_Forbes
	Congressman Robert Hurt	R (5th District)	@RepRobertHurt
	Congressman Bob Goodlatte	R (6th District)	@RepGoodlatte
	Congressman Eric Cantor	R (7th District)	@EricCantor
	Congressman James Moran	D (8th District)	@Jim_Moran
	Congressman Morgan Griffith	R (9th District)	@RepMGriffith
	Congressman Frank Wolf	R (10th District)	@RepWOLFPress
	Congressman Geralf Connolly	D (11th District)	@GerryConnolly

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Washington	Senator Maria Cantwell	D	@MariaCantwell
	Senator Patty Murray	D	@PattyMurray
	Congressman Rick Larsen	D (2nd District)	@larsenrick
	Congresswoman Jamie Herrera Beutler	R (3rd District)	@HerreraBeutler
	Congresswoma Carthy McMorris Rogers	R (5th District)	@cathymcmorris
	Congressman Norman Dicks	D (6th District)	@RepNormanDicks
	Congressman Jim McDermott	D (7th District)	@RepJimMcDermott
	Congressman David Reichert	R (8th District)	@davereichert
	Congressman Adam Smith	D (9th District)	@Rep_Adam_Smith

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West Virginia	Senator Joe Manchin	D	@Sen_JoeManchin
	Senator John Rockefeller	D	@SenRockefeller
	Congressman David McKinley	R (1st District)	@RepMcKinley
	Congresswoman Shelley Capito	R (2nd District)	@RepShelley

Wisconsin	Congressman Ron Johnson	R	@SenRonJohnson
	Congressman Paul Ryan	R (1st District)	@RepPaulRyan
	Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin	D (2nd District)	@TammyBaldwinWI
	Congressman Ron Kind	D (3rd District)	@RepRonKind
	Congresswoman Gwen Moore	D (4th District)	@RepGwenMoore
	Congressman Sean Duffy	R (7th District)	@RepSeanDuffy
	Congressman Reid Ribble	R (8th District)	@RepRibble

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Wyoming	Senator John Barrasso	R	@SenJohnBarrasso
	Congresswoman Cynthia Lummis	R	@CynthiaLummis

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#getscreened

Heart Disease Prevention Twitter Party

Heart disease is the number one killer of women—but it doesn't have to be. The good news is that one's risk for heart disease can be lowered up to 82% through healthy lifestyle choices.

In honor of Heart Awareness Month, Sister to Sister is hosting a twitter party to bring together women (and the men who love them) from around the country to share tips on how to be heart-healthy.

Mark Your Calendar: February 19, 2012 @ 9:00pm EST

Panelists: Amina Gilyard, Miss Black District of Columbia USA 2012 , Dietitian Dina L, and other women's advocates!

How You Can Participate:

Make sure you are following us on Twitter! @sisterhearts and use #getscreened to make sure that your tweets are being seen!
Use some of our favorite tools to follow the party Tweet Grid, Twitter Search or Tweet Chat
Don't forget to include @sisterhearts in all of your responses so you don't miss out on a chance to win great prizes!
More importantly...Have fun, meet new friends, and win prizes!

Not sure what to expect? That's okay! Here are some topics that we are going to be discussing. Please feel free to ask questions!

Tips for cardiovascular disease prevention
Heart health facts
Great ways to stay heart healthy through recipes and exercise
Risk Factors
Stress Reduction

During the Heart Disease Prevention Twitter Party we will be asking you questions relating to your own experiences. Have you experienced a heart attack? Have you been effected by heart disease? Any great recipes you want to share?

To win prizes, all you have to do is let your friends know about the party, answer the questions and Retweet good responses using the #getscreened hashtag! It’s that simple!

We'll be giving away fun prizes, including t-shirts, hats, yoga DVDs and much more!

RSVP here to join the party!

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Sister to Sister would like to thank its partner, Glamour Gone Good, for their continued support of our mission.