We’ve added a new feature to TweetyourMP.com to celebrate the Members of Parliament who reply on twitter. Every time a campaign tweet is sent via our site, we do our best to keep tabs on any responses from MPs, and add them to our list of MPs who reply.
Now when you search for an MP, a little notification comes up to indicate if your MP has replied to campaigns sent via the site in the past.
You can also view our list of MPs who reply on twitter.
As part of our June 2018 update we now have 644 email addresses, 608 websites, 591 Twitter accounts, 161 Instagram accounts and 339 facebook pages listed for the 650 members of the UK Parliament.
For the first time we’ve added instagram accounts to our tool. When an MP has an instagram account listed, the option to follow them appears in the list of social media accounts. For campaigns created using the creator tool, the option to copy an instagram version of the pre-filled tweet to the clipboard.
To try it out use N15 5LA to search for David Lammy who has an instagram account and try our demo pre-filled tweet campaign.
Tell Theresa was part of Jamie Oliver’s food campaign, with a large number of tweets sent to support a better policy on childhood obesity.
I'm talking all your concerns, stories, questions. Tweet your MP- make sure they know you want to #TellTheresa
Scrap the Cap was run by the Royal College of Nursing to ask the government to scrap the 1% pay cap on NHS staff.
Use our handy tool to tweet your MP – ask them to value nursing staff by writing to the Chancellor to #scrapthecap https://t.co/Flm4WoHNRP pic.twitter.com/zmTdB6nOPf
— The RCN (@theRCN) August 25, 2017
The Istanbul Convention Change Campaign (IC Change Campaign) was one of the first campaigns to be run that made use of TweetyourMP.com – in fact it became so popular it was one of the driving forces behind many of the features of the site.
Find your MP on Twitter https://t.co/UdQBsnxdh9 and ask them to vote tomorrow to make the #IstanbulConvention law and #ChangeHerstory ! pic.twitter.com/5vY64Fm7rC
— Rights of Women (@rightsofwomen) February 23, 2017
In this campaign the Liberal Democrats used Tweet your MP to ask people to send messages of support for the Dubs amendment.
There's a crucial vote today on whether Britain will #save3000 child refugees. https://t.co/rcmAjwHWy0 and demand they vote for Dubs Amend.
— Liberal Democrats (@LibDems) April 25, 2016