The Amash amendment to defund the NSA's domestic surveillance program nearly passed with a vote of 205-217 in the House of Representatives.

But this isn't over yet.

With just one days' notice tens of thousands of people urged their representatives in Congress to oppose the NSA's surveillance programs.

The majority of Democrats and 94 Republicans voted against surveillance despite lobbying by the NSA and the White House urging against the amendment.

The tide is turning against domestic surveillance.

1. Meet with your representatives.

Meeting your representatives in person at their district offices is one of the most effective ways to tell them what you think and sway their view. Sign up and we'll be in touch to help facilitate a meeting in your area.

2. The roll call

Tell your representative what you think about how they voted.