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BlkGS you're fighting a bit of an uphill battle. We're just on forums discussing things that are unlikely to change. I learned the depths of a lot of this when I worked at Twitter and why we were based out of the state of Delaware.
You're saying talk to the same local reps that are benefiting from the current system in place, what incentive would they have to change it and in turn, cost them more money?
If you want to be the one to actually make a change to the system you're more than welcome to. I have made friends across many economic areas to understand that friends don't hurt friends. Most folks are looking to pay as little as possible through whatever means necessary.
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