You can contact your US Senator or Congressman through their official email address, which is publicly available on their official government website.
The official government website for the US Senate is senategov.com, while the official government website for the US House of Representatives is house.gov.
To find your Senator's email address, simply visit senategov.com and click on the "Contact" tab, then select your state from the list.
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Finding Email Addresses
If possible, try to secure an email address of a particular staff member and email him/her directly. This is the most effective way to communicate with your senator or congressman.
Most legislators don't fully take email seriously, but it can't hurt to try. It's a low-risk, low-effort way to make your voice heard.
You can check a list of "public" email addresses and other contact info for Senators at http://www.senate.gov/contacting. This is a good starting point, but you may need to contact the offices of any Senators that don't provide an address on this list.
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You can also try contacting the legislator's office or checking out their own Web page to find their email address. Many legislators include this information on their website.
Here are some resources to help you find email addresses for your senator or congressman:
- http://www.senate.gov/contacting
- http://www.vote-smart.org/ce/
- http://scorecard.aclu.org/
- Project Vote-Smart's Elected Official Biographical Information Database
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I email a member of the House of Representatives?
Check a member's website for a public email address or contact form. You can also try searching for the member's office email address online
What is the format for Congress email?
US Congress email formats include [first_initial][last], [first][last], and 6 other variations, used by members to communicate with constituents. Learn more about the different email formats used by US Congress members.
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