Contact Your Representatives

Reach Out to Your Elected Officials Regularly!

It's crucial for them to hear from everyday citizens regarding their policies.

How to Communicate with Your Members of Congress

Call their local office number to speak with a staff member or leave a message—both methods are effective. Be sure to include your name and ZIP code to confirm that you are a constituent. Remember to only reach out to YOUR members of Congress.

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Senator Alex Padilla

202.224.3553
415.981.9369

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Senator Padilla's Website
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Senator Adam Schiff

202.224.3841
415.393.0707

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Senator Schiff's Website

Vacant - Special Election
August 18


14th District Congressional Representative

CA-14 Special Election Info
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Assemblywoman
Rebecca Bauer-Kahan

916.319.2016
925.244.1600

16th Assembly District

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Assemblymember Bauer-Kahan's Website
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CA State Senator
Jerry McNerney

916.651.4005
925.472.9535

CA 5th State Senate District

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CA Senator McNerney's Website
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Livermore City Council

925.960.4000

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Livermore City Council Website