Klitzkie practices democracy through cyberspace

by Ken Wetmore, KUAM News
Tuesday, February 08, 2005

The chair of the Legislature's Committee on Calendar would like you to visit his web site. Senator Robert Klitzkie's online presence allows anyone to track bills from the moment they are introduced until they are signed or vetoed by the Governor. Among the information available are the measures as submitted, committee reports on the bills, and how each senator votes any given bill.

"Twenty-minutes on Bob's Office is probably the equivalent of three days running around picking things up and gathering the information that a person might need if he wanted to follow legislative action," explained the senator.

You can see Senator Klitzkie's site at BobsOffice.org.

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