View Congress Member / Senator

Name: Elijah Cummings
Position: House (MD, 7)
Party: Democrat

Staffer: Marc Broady
Telephone: 202-225-4741
Email: marc.broady@mail.house.gov
Address: 2163 Rayburn House Office Building

Number of Contacts: 9 ( or 0% in support)
Cosponsor: Yes

Message and Talking Points

Contacts

Justin Young writes on 1/11/2019 at 4:46PM:
Justin Young received an email on 01/11/19 from Marc Broady indicating Representative Elijah Cummings agreed to be an original cosponsor of the Disability Integration Act!

Tim Bowman writes on 8/30/2018 at 1:12PM:
On August 30th, 2018, C4CI sent an email to Marc Broady (marc.broady@mail.house.gov) asking why is not a cosponsor of DIA and whether the representative would commit to being an initial co-sponsor of DIA if elected to the next Congress.

Frieda Jones writes on 8/07/2018 at 2:16PM:
On July 24th, 2018, NCIL Advocate Katie Collins-Ihnce met with Marc Broady to talk about the DIA. Further information was sent in the mail.

Lindsay Baran writes on 8/01/2018 at 4:10PM:
From Sheryl Grossman, 7/24/18
I and a large group from MD met with Marc Broady, Cousel and Policy Advisor. He remembered me and we talked DIA and MFP among other things. He seemed interested (as he did before). Katie expressed disappointment that he has said these things before, but has not yet signed on. Cheryl and Amity who is his constituent reiterated how frustrating it has been to get an appointment and to get sign ons for these bills that seem to be in the interest area of the Congressman. Marc said he would bring the concerns to the Congressman. This needs follow up still.

Ericka Jones writes on 5/30/2018 at 5:13PM:
ADAPT visited this office on May 16th, because the proper staff wasn't available they spoke to an intern. Reach out to: marc.broady@mail.house.gov

Laura Halvorson writes on 11/17/2017 at 2:22PM:
November 13, 2017: Gregg, Sheryl, and Laura went to office to follow up on previous visits but staff wasn't available. Followed up with staffer Todd Phillips via email who is handing disability policy while woman usually handling it is on maternity leave. Todd said they only meet with constituents.
Sheryl responded that We have actually met with Cummings staff several times this session regarding this bill already.

Congressman Cummings' constituent, Autry Sellers made the initial appointment and a group met about DIA on July 25, 2017. Met with a woman, whose name Sheryl can't remember.. At the conclusion of the meeting it was agreed that a smaller group who are on the Hill regularly would be the ones following up.

Sheryl had another meeting with the same woman on a subsequent visit. She admitted that she had not yet brought it to the attention of the Congressman, but that we should follow up in about a week.

A few weeks later Sheryl met with Mark Broady who said that the previous staff member had gone out on maternity leave and indicated that he would be the point person on this bill. He indicated that there did not seem to be any red flags with the bill and assured us that it was probably just an oversight that he was not signed on yet. He suggested we give him a week or two before following up.

Currently awaiting response from Cummings staffer Todd on this.

Bruce Darling writes on 9/27/2017 at 3:30PM:
On September 27th, ADAPT members - as part of the Fall Action Hill Day - provided the office with information about the Disability Integration Act and asked that the Member of Congress cosponsor this legislation.

Bruce Darling writes on 5/17/2017 at 4:45PM:
On May 17th, ADAPT members - as part of the Spring Action Hill Day - provided the office with information about the Disability Integration Act and asked that the Member of Congress cosponsor this legislation.

Stephanie Woodward writes on 4/13/2016 at 11:02AM:
On April 13, 2016 ADAPT members - as part of the Spring Action Hill Day - provided the office with information about the Disability Integration Act which has already been introduced in the US Senate and asked that the Member of Congress become initial cosponsor this legislation in the House.


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