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WEBMar 3, 2023 · Download Article. 1. Phone the senator's office by calling their direct line. The senator's phone number should be displayed on …

1. Visit the Senate website and find your senators by state. You can find the senate's website online at: https://www.senate.gov. From there, click on the drop-down menu on the top left corner of the page. Scroll down until you see the name of your state. Click on the state's name, and the website will redirect you to a page that lists both of the state's senators. In most cases, this page will also list the senator's contact information. Each state in the U.S. has 2 elected senators. Each senator serves a 6-year term.
2. Scroll through a list of senators if you know your senator's name. Open up a web browser and navigate to: https://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm. At this web page, you'll see a comprehensive of all 100 U.S. senators. If you know the name of your senator, scroll down the page until you find them. Keep in mind that this list of senators isn't alphabetical by last name. It's organized by state. So, the 2 senators from Alabama will be listed first, and the 2 from Wyoming will be listed last. You can also search senators by Class from the web page given above. Class refers to how long a senator has been in office and when they're up for reelection.
3. Click on a senator's name to see their contact information. If the page you were just on did not list part of the senator's contact info (e.g., their telephone number), click on the senator's name. This will direct you to their professional senate website. From there, look for a link that says “Contact Me” to find their phone number and email address, and physical address. If you don't see a “Contact Me” link, look for a synonymous link at the top of the webpage. For example, some senators' web pages have links that read “Connect” or “How Can I Help.” If you'd rather go straight to your senator's web page and not navigate through the senate website, search their name in an online search engine. The senator's official website will usually be the first result.
4. Phone the senator's office by calling their direct line. The senator's phone number should be displayed on the same web page that shows their other contact info. Once you've located the phone number, call that line directly if you'd like to speak to someone in the senator's office. Since it's unlikely that the senator themselves will answer the phone, you'll probably end up speaking to a member of the senator's office staff. If you happen to call after normal business hours, you'll probably get a voicemail recording.

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