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Find Your Legislator

YOUR LEGISLATORS' CONTACT INFORMATION
Project Vote Smart is a non-partisan resource that can help you locate every candidate and elected official from President to local governments. Every candidate and elected official from President to local government can be easily and instantly accessed through Project Vote Smart's Website at www.vote-smart.org.

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

• Voting Records -- Compare what your representatives said during the campaign with how they actually voted on the record.

• Biographical & Contact Information -- From their previous professions, education, families, organizational membership to their latest e-mail address, we gather it all.

• CongressTrack -- Need to know the status of key legislation, a copy of it, or what the key components are? We can help.

• Publications -- Free to all citizens -- order your Voter's Self-Defense Manual, an 80-page report on your congressional delegation. The Reporter's Source Book is available to all working journalists and Project members.

• Voter Registration -- Voter registration forms, absentee ballots, and election schedules for each state.

• Polling Places -- Contact information for your local election office, which can direct you to your voting location.

• Ballot Measures -- Descriptions of ballot measures for every state, including complete text, sponsors, and election results.

• State Resources -- Including state government contacts, leadership, media sources, political parties, think tanks, maps, and demographics.

• You may also contact Governmental Affairs Office at Mosaic if you need any support with identifying your legislators. 

PLEASE NOTE:

Section 501(c)(3) organizations like Mosaic, are permitted to take positions on public policy issues, including issues that divide candidates in an election for public office. In addition, section 501(c)(3) organizations may encourage people to participate in the electoral process through voter registration and get-out-the-vote drives, conducted in a non-partisan manner. Voter education or registration activities conducted in a biased manner that favors (or opposes) one or more candidates is strictly prohibited.