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CONGRESSIONAL E-MAIL ADDRESSES
AND WEB SITES
105th Congress 1997/98
Most Members of Congress consider e-mail for constituents only.
As of September 1997, some Senators are switching from
e-mail to webmail. A complete list of Senate e-mail, webmail,
and web sites is maintained on the Senate web site
(http://www.senate.gov)
The House is switching from hr.house.gov to mail.house.gov
for its e-mail. Some Representatives are keeping the first
part of their email addresses, some are changing them, and
some are eliminating e-mail in favor of webmail. The House
web site (http://www.house.gov) maintains a list of web sites
and postal mailing labels but not of e-mail addresses,
instead referring constituents to http://www.house.gov/
writerep/ Whenever both an e-mail address and a webmail
address are given for a Representative, the webmail is
considered official; whether the e-mail is answered depends
on the Representative.
Link to: E-MAIL ADDRESSES FOR THE U.S. SENATE:
Link to: The U.S. House Of Representatives address listing.:
The most current version is available on the University of Michigan
Library Web Site.
Link to: SOURCE FOR CONGRESSIONAL E-MAIL ADDRESSES (non clickable):
Link to: Congressional E-mail Addresses [Jeffrey Hoffman]:
- the email address of your Congressional Representatives. You can also
view their home pages by clicking on their names.
Link to: CONGRESSIONAL AND WHITE HOUSE E-MAIL ADDRESSES
:
Link to: POSTAL ADDRESSES FOR THE U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES:
- online lookup for the House of Representatives. This service is provided to assist you
in contacting your elected
Representative via regular (snail) mail.
Link to: The U.S. House Of Representatives Home Page.
:Links to members and committees
Link to: E-mail the Senate:
- Click and send E-mail to your favorite (or least favorite) senator.
- makes it easy to email your representatives if they have net addresses.
Link to: Mr. Smith E-Mails...
- provides a graphical interface to let your voice be known with a
variety of lawmakers and publications.
Link to: Senate Email List & Tutorial:
- Contains a brief tutorial on how to write to your representatives in
Washington and a complete email list of all the US Senators.
Some of the above information links were compiled from the Senate and
House Web Sites, CAPWEB (http://www.capweb.net), David Morgan (http://
www.efn.org/
~dmorgan/congress.html), Juan Cabanela (http://www.visi.com/
juan/congress/), Mike Waters of congress.merge, and contributions
from individual citizens. It is updated on a continuous basis.
The group below are listings of non clickable congressional committee e-mail addresses
Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources
webmaster@energy.senate.gov
Senate Committee on Small Business
committee@small-bus.senate.gov
Senate Special Committee on Aging
mailbox@aging.senate.gov
Senate Democratic Policy Committee:
postmaster@dpc.senate.gov
Senate Republican Policy Committee:
webmaster@rpc.senate.gov
House Committee on Agriculture
agriculture@mail.house.gov
House Committee on Banking
Democrats: bnkgdems@mail.house.gov
House Committee on Budget
budget@mail.house.gov
House Committee on Commerce
commerce@mail.house.gov
House Committee on Economic and Educational Opportunities
Subcommittee on Employer-Employee Relations
slabmgnt@hr.house.gov
House Committee on International Relations
HIRC@mail.house.gov
House Committee on Resources
resources.committee@mail.house.gov
Democrats: resources.democrats@mail.house.gov
House Committee on Rules Subcommittee on Rules
cyberrep@aol.com
House Committee on Science
science.committee@mail.house.gov
House Commitee on Science (minority)
science.minority@mail.house.gov
House Committee on Small Business
smbizcom@mail.house.gov
House Republican Policy Committee
repubpol@hr.house.gov
House Democratic Leadership
d.leadership@mail.house.gov
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Generic web pages are available for all Senators by name or
state at the Senate web site (http://www.senate.gov)
Senate: http://www.senate.gov
Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry
http://www.senate.gov/~agriculture/
Senate Committee on Appropriations
http://www.senate.gov/~appropriations/
Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs
http://www.senate.gov/~banking/
Senate Committee on the Budget
http://www.senate.gov/~budget/
Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources
http://www.senate.gov/~energy/
Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works
http://www.senate.gov/~epw/
Senate Committee on Finance
http://www.senate.gov/~finance/
Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs
http://www.senate.gov/~gov_affairs/
Senate Committee on Rules and Administration
http://www.senate.gov/~rules/
Senate Committee on Small Business
http://www.senate.gov/~sbc/
Senate Committee on Veterans Affairs
http://www.senate.gov/~svac/
Senate Democratic Policy Committee:
http://www.senate.gov/~dpc/
Senate Republican Conference:
http://www.senate.gov/~src/
Senate Republican Policy Committee:
http://www.senate.gov/~rpc/
Senate Office of the Legal Counsel:
ftp://ftp.senate.gov/committee/legal/general/lchome.html
Senate Select Committee on Indian Affairs
http://www.senate.gov/~scia/
Senate Special Committee on Aging:
http://www.senate.gov/~aging/
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United States House of Representatives
Generic web sites are also available for House members under:
http://www.house.gov/mbr_dir/membr_dir.html
House Web Site: http://www.house.gov/
House Agriculture: http://www.house.gov/agriculture/
House Appropriations: http://www.house.gov/appropriations/
House Banking (All): http://www.house.gov/banking/
House Banking (Democrats) http://www.house.gov/banking_democrats/
House Banking/Subcommittee http://www.house.gov/castle/
on Domestic & Intl. banking/
Monetary
House Budget (Repubs) http://www.house.gov/budget/
House Budget (Dems) http://www.house.gov/budget_democrats/
mainmenu.htm
House Commerce: http://www.house.gov/commerce/
House Econ.&Educational http://www.house.gov/eeo/
Opportunity:
House Govt.Reform& http://www.house.gov/reform/
Oversight
House Intl. Relations http://www.house.gov/international_relations/
House Oversight: http://www.house.gov/cho/
House Judiciary: http://www.house.gov/judiciary/
House National Security: http://www.house.gov/nsc/
House Resources: http://www.house.gov/resources/
House Rules: http://www.house.gov/rules/
House Rules Subcommittee http://www.house.gov/rules_org/21home.html
on Rules:
House Science: http://www.house.gov/science/
House Science (Democrats): http://www.house.gov/science_democrats/
House Small Business: http://www.house.gov/smbiz/
House Standards of http://www.house.gov/ethics/
Official Conduct: ethics_memos.html
House Transportation: http://www.house.gov/transportation/
House Veterans: http://www.house.gov/va/
House Ways and Means: http://www.house.gov/ways_means/
Clerk of the House: http://clerkweb.house.gov/
House Democratic Caucus: http://www.house.gov/demcaucus/
House Democratic Leadership: http://www.house.gov/democrats/
House GPO Freshmen/104th Congress: http://www.house.gov/gop_freshmen/
House Leadership: http://www.house.gov/orgs_pub_hse_ldr_www.html
House Majority Whip: http://www.house.gov/majoritywhip/
House Republican Conference: http://hillsource.house.gov/
House Republican Policy Committee: http://www.house.gov/
republican-policy/
Office of the Speaker: http://speakersnews.house.gov/
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Joint Committee Web Sites
Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe:
http://www.house.gov/csce/
Congressional Budget Office: http://gopher.cbo.gov:7100/
Joint Committee on Printing: http/www.access.gpo.gov/demo/
jcp.html
Joint Economic Committee: http://www.town.hall.org:80/places/jec
http://www.senate.gov/~jec/
http://www.house.gov/jec/
(House Republicans on JEC)
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Congressional Black Caucus: http://drum.ncsc.org/~carter/CBC.html
Congressional Budget Office: http://gopher.cbo.gov:7100/
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The most current version of the listings of non clickable congressional committee
e-mail addresses are available on the
University of Michigan Library Web Site.
Corrections/additions to graceyor@umich.edu
Warning: Congressional E-mail addresses have been changing and/or
disappearing at a fairly rapid pace. If your e-mail bounces back, please
notify our webmaster. We will try to get you the updated info.
Also click here for a link to a site which may have
the latest address data:
The
Executive Office of the President
includes senior policy advisors and offices responsible for the
President's correspondence and communications,
and the
Office of the Vice President.,
You can send electronic mail to:
The
President
The Vice President
The mailing address is:
1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
Washington, D.C. 20500
Phone: (202) 456-1414
Fax: (202) 456-2883
Tips For Activists
When writing to any elected official, be he/she state/local or federal,
do the following;
- Never threaten. It's ok to say something like "if you don't
shape up, you will not get my vote next time your term is up!", but you
can't say "I am going to give you a fat lip!"
- Include your email and regular mailing addresses when
corresponding to your official. Anonymous emails are usually
ignored.
- State clearly at the beginning of the email, the issue which
concerns you, if you want to expand upon your reasoning, do so, AFTER you
have stated your position.
- Remember that the odds are against you, having the Senator
personally read the email. It' is very likely that a member of his staff
will read the email and you will recieve a form email response in
return.
- The only way to ensure a response, and lend yourself
credibility in the process, is to include your mailing address with the
email.
- Typically, writing is more effective than calling, but you can often
cover more ground and collect more information by calling around first.
- When you're writing a letter, always give your name and address and
ask for a reply.
- If you call, consider following up with a letter or fax.
(Sometimes sending a fax asking the decision maker for a return call
is more effective than leaving a message.)
- Be concise, informed, and as polite as you can.
- Always relate exactly what you want the decision maker to do.
- Talk about what you know -- humanize your message. Let
experts cite statistics. You'll make more impact by talking about your
concerns and your feelings.
- Be generous with praise, as well as criticism. A thank you for
a job well done, if possible, may get your letter passed around a bit
more.
- Be creative. Anything out of the ordinary can draw attention to
your message.
- Don't expect big results. Usually, the bigger the issue, the
longer it takes to make gains.
- Share your experiences with friends. Encourage them to write,
too. You may encourage someone to get involved for the first time.
To use the U.S. Mail, here's how to construct the address:
Name of Senator
United States Senate
(Office Number from the chart, DSOB=Dirksen Senate Office Building
HSOB=Hart Senate Office Building
RSOB=Russell Senate Office Building)
Washington, D.C. 20510
Name of Representative
U.S. House of Representatives
(Office Number from the chart, Cannon=Cannon Building, LHOB=Longworth
House Office Building, RHOB=Rayburn House Office Building)
Washington, D.C. 20515
You can also just phone the Congressional switchboard at 202-225-3121
and ask to be switched to your Representative. In the post office address,
you can eliminate the specific office address, without harm.
Links to Congressional phone number directories:
Additional congressional phone numbers:
Speaker of the House Rep. Newt Gingrich (R - GA) (202) 225-4501
House Majority Leader Rep. Dick Armey (R - TX) (202) 225-7772
House Minority Leader Rep. Dick Gephardt (D - MO) (202) 225-2671
Senate Majority Leader Sen. Lott (R - MS) (202) 224-6253
Senate Minority Leader Sen. Daschle SD (202) 224-2321
House Majority Whip Rep. Tom Delay (R - TX) (202) 225-5951
House Minority Whip Rep. David Bonior (D - MI) (202) 225-2106
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