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Addressing Members of Congress and Finding Their Addresses

Lady Kathleen — Thu, 04 Aug 2011 18:35:01 +0000

Political Parties

Addressing Members of Congress

To Your Senator:

The Honorable (full name)
(Room #) (Name) Senate Office Building
United States Senate
Washington, DC 20510

Dear Senator:

To Your Representative:

The Honorable (full name)
(Room #) (Name) House Office Building
United States House of Representatives
Washington, DC 20515

Dear Representative:

The above addresses should be used in email messages, as well as those sent through the Postal Service.

Finding Their Addresses
Senate and House of Representatives

U.S. Senators (web sites and mailing addresses)

Write Your U.S. Representative (A service of the House that will assist you by identifying your Congressperson in the U.S. House of Representatives and providing contact information.

U.S. Supreme Court
The Justices do not have email addresses, but they do read letters from citizens.

U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court Bldg.
Washington, DC 20543
(202) 479-3000

Court Officials

Clerk: William K. Suter
     (202)479-3014
Marshal: Dale E. Bosley
     (202)479-3200
Reporter of Decisions: Frank D. Wagner
     (202)479-3390
Librarian: Shelley L. Dowling
     (202)479-3037
Attorney Admissions:(202)479-3018
Public Information Officer: Toni House
     (202)479-3211

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How to Send a Letter to a Congressman

Lady Kathleen — Sun, 19 Jun 2011 15:19:22 +0000

Writing your congressman is an important right you have as a citizen of the United States. If you have an issue or petition you would like to bring up to him, sending a letter is a great way to do that. It is important to recognize that your congressman gets tons of mail each day and may not get to each letter for days if not weeks. That is why we recommend you do more than just write them, but also post your letters here!

Step 1)
Find the name and address of your congressman. It may be easier for you to write your congressman an email than mailing a letter.

Step 2)
Determine the main point of your letter. Get to the point in your letter fast and explain yourself clearly.

Step 3)
Write about only one issue in your letter.

Step 4)
Include detailed information about your situation.

Step 5)
Include your real contact.

Step 6)
Be pleasant.

Step 7)
Be patient for a response, and don’t get discouraged if the response isn’t what you hoped. Just keep writing other representatives if your cause is that important to you.

Step
Post your letter to Yes-23.com so that you can get some added attention to your situation or concern.

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Civic Duty, Write a Rep

RodZ — Wed, 15 Jun 2011 14:57:21 +0000

No matter what your position on the issues, write your REP

Post it here, share your opinion!

Don’t let your letters just be filed away by the Reps, post them here too!

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