How to Write a Letter to a Senator
Writing a letter to a senator is one way you can get involved and speak your mind about a topic about which you feel strongly. If there is a bill you either support or disagree with, you may write to a senator in order to get your opinion about the subject across to the Senator. No matter what the issue may be, the senator in your state will likely listen to and address any concerns you may have.
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Locate the contact information of the senator to whom you wish to write. This can be done at the official U.S. Senate website. The U.S. Senate website has a complete list of contact information for the senators of all 50 states. It also lists links to the official websites of all the senators.
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Visit the website of your senator. All of these websites will have a section where you may easily send emails and gather other contact information, such as the physical address for written correspondence. This information is usually under the "Contact" section.
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Locate a contact form if you wish to send an email. The contact form on these websites will ask for general information, such as your name, address and phone number. When you receive a reply from a senator, it will usually be in the form of either written correspondence or a phone call, so it is vital that you provide accurate information on these forms.
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