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WANT CHANGE?
TAKE ACTION!

Do you need to call one or both of the junior U.S. Senators of Ohio? Need assistance with a federal department that is no longer answering their phones/emails because employees have been fired or put on administrative leave? You haven’t received your Social Security check, Veteran’s checks/assistance? Would you like to voice your opinion on the spectacle that is going on in DC with Co-presidents Musk and 45/47? Remember: Call once a day and twice on Sunday.

You can send e-mails or make phone calls at any time – day or night! You can leave a message on their office answering machine when you call. Staff members will document your opinions and let your legislator know your point of view. Best Practice: A short, concise message; no venting. Best Practice: No matter how or when you contact your legislator, always let them know you are a voting constituent, your name and what your zip code is. If you would like for them to respond back to you with their position on issues, tell them you would like a response and give them your full name, address, city and zip code.

Even if Congressman Landsman, Congresswoman Beatty, Congresswoman Kaptur, Congresswoman Sykes or other Congressmembers have already signed onto a bill, please contact them to THANK them for supporting bills you also support! They always appreciate hearing from constituents – especially when on the right side of an issue!

Here is a new resource: 5 Calls. It takes 5 minutes to make 5 calls. 5 Calls is the easiest and most effective way for constituents to make a political impact. YOU CAN MAKE AN IMPACT! SPEAK UP! Phone calls work! Even if you just leave a message, your voice will be heard!

Getting started with 5 Calls.
It’s as easy as 1 – 2 – 3!

1. Choose an issue you care about.

Make calls in support of progressive issues.  5 Calls updates their issue list regularly as legislation develops and removes topics as soon as they’re no longer relevant. The list includes the name of the bill, the bill number and a short description of the issue. When you call your legislator, make sure you state the name of the bill and the bill number.

If you don’t see your issue on the list, please reach out to 5 Calls.

2. Enter your location.

Next, 5 Calls staff will figure out who you need to call. We can find your location for you, or you can enter a zip code or address manually. If your ZIP code is in more than one Congressional district we may show our best guess for your representative. Use an address or cross streets to more accurately locate you.

Your location stays private. 5 Calls doesn’t store it nor never sells data to third parties.

3. Make your calls.

5 Calls provides you with a script and tells you who to call for your chosen issue, from Representatives and Senators to Governors and Attorneys General. Once you mark the result of your call, 5 Calls will show you the next person’s number. 5 Calls in 5 Minutes. EASY!

To sign up with 5 Calls, visit here.

No matter your Congressperson’s politics, calling works!

If you support their stance…

You need to let your congressperson know!
When they talk to colleagues,
they use call tallies and personal stories from constituents
to better support their positions.

If you oppose or don’t know their stance…

Calling is the easiest way to sway them!
Your congressperson gets regular call tally reports,
letting them know how strongly their constituents feel about an issue.
Also ask for a response on their position on your issue.

If you decide not to use the 5 Calls link,
below you will find the
direct telephone numbers for
Ohio’s junior senators
and your U.S. Representative.

HOW TO CONTACT LEGISLATORS:

U.S. SENATE

Bernie Moreno (R)
Email using an online form:
moreno.senate.gov
Call his offices (Once a day; Twice on Sunday):

Cincinnati
John W. Peck Federal Building
550 Main Street, Ste 10-273
Cincinnati, OH 45202
Phone: (513) 684-1021

Cleveland
Carl B. Stokes U.S. Courthouse
801 W Superior Ave., STE 1400
Cleveland, OH 44113
Phone: (216) 522-7272

Columbus
Bricker Federal Building
200 North High Street, Room 618
Columbus, OH 43215
Phone: (614) 469-2083

Washington, D.C.
SR-284 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510
Phone: (202) 224-2315

Jon Husted (R)
Email using an online form:
husted.senate.gov
Call his offices (Once a day; Twice on Sunday):

Cleveland
Anthony J. Celebrezze Federal Building
1240 E. 9th Street, Suite 3061
Cleveland, OH 44199
Phone: 216-539-7877

Columbus
37 W. Broad Street, Suite 300
Columbus, OH 43215
Phone: 614-369-4925

Middletown
300 N. Main Street, Suite 200
Middletown, OH 45042
Phone: 513-318-1100

Washington, D.C.
Russell Senate Office Building
2 Constitution Avenue, NE, Suite 304
Washington, D.C. 20002
Phone: 202-224-3353

Find Your Ohio – U.S. House of Representatives Member

Not sure of your congressional district or who your member is? This service will assist you by matching your ZIP code to your congressional district, with links to your member’s website and contact page. If you know your U.S. Representative, then contact information is provided below.
 
District # NamePartyOffice RoomPhoneCommittee Assignment
1stGreg LandsmanD1432 Longworth HOB(202) 225-2216*Small Business
*Veterans' Affairs
Subcommittee:
*Technology Modernization
2ndBrad WenstrupR2335 Rayburn HOB(202) 225-3164*Ways & Means
Permanent Select Committee:
*Intelligence
3rdJoyce BeattyD2079 Rayburn HOB(202) 225-4324*Financial Services
*Joint Economic
Subcommittees:
*Diversity & Inclusion
*Housing, Community Development & Insurance
*Oversight & Investigations
4thJim JordanR2056 Rayburn HOB(202) 225-2676*Judiciary
*Oversight & Reform
Subcommittee:
*Civil Rights
5thBob LattaR2467 Rayburn HOB(202) 225-6405*Energy & Commerce
Subcommittees:
*Communications & Technology
*Energy, Climate & Grid Security
*Health
Select Committee:
*Modernization of Congress
6thBill JohnsonR2082 Rayburn HOB(202) 225-5705*Energy & Commerce
*Budget
Subcommittees:
*Communications & Technology
*Energy & Power
*Environment & Economy
7thMax MillerR143 Cannon HOB(202) 225-3876*Agriculture
*Science, Space & Technology
Subcommittees:
*Energy
*Environment
*Investigations & Oversight
8thWarren DavidsonR2113 Rayburn HOB(202) 225-6205*Financial Services
Subcommittees:
*Investor Protection, Entrepreneurship & Capital Markets
*National Security, International Development & Monetary Policy
Select Committee:
*Economy
9thMarcy KapturD2186 RHOB(202) 225-4146*Appropriations
Subcommittees:
*Agriculture, Rural Development, Food & Drug Administration & Related Agencies
*Defense
*Energy & Water Development & Related Agencies
10thMichael TurnerR2183 Rayburn HOB(202) 225-6465*Armed Services
*Oversight & Accountability
Subcommittees:
*Strategic Forces
*Tactical Air & Land Forces
Permanent Select Committee: Intelligence
11thShontel BrownD449 Cannon HOB(202) 225-7032*Agriculture
*Oversight & Accountability
Select Committee: Strategic Relationship Between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party
Subcommittees:
*General Farm Commodities, Risk Management & Credit
*Economic Growth, Energy Policy & Regulatory Affairs
12thTroy BaldersonR2429 Rayburn HOB(202) 225-5355*Energy & Commerce
Subcommittees:
*Energy, Climate & Grid Security
*Environment, Manufacturing & Critical Minerals
*Communications & Technology
13thEmilia SykesD1217 Longworth HOB(202) 225-6265*Science, Space & Technology
*Transportation & Infrastructure
Subcommittees:
*Research & Technology
*Highway & Transit
*Water Resources & Environment
14thDavid JoyceR2065 Rayburn(202) 225-5731*Appropriations
*Ethics
Subcommittees:
*Defense
*Financial Services & General Government
*Homeland Security
15thMike CareyR1433 Longworth HOB(202) 225-2015*Ways & Means
*House Administration
Subcommittees:
*Work & Welfare
*Social Security
*Modernization

ISSUES

U.S. Senate:

  • Message: My name is _____, my zip code is _____.
  • I am calling about (the name of the issue or number of the bill).
  • Leave 2-3 reasons why you want the Senator to vote yes or no on the issue.
  • Thank the Senator for listening to your concerns.

U.S. Representative:

  • Message: My name is _____, my zip code is _____.
  • I am calling about (the name of the issue or number of the bill).
  • Leave 2-3 reasons why you want the Congressperson to vote yes or no on the issue.
  • Thank the Congressperson for listening to your concerns.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine-R

By U.S. Postal Service:

  • Governor’s Office
    Riffe Center
    77 South Street, 30th Floor
    Columbus 43215-6117

By E-Mail:

  • Click here for link.

By Phone:

  • Governor’s Office
    • (614) 644-4357
  • Senior Legislative Liaison
    • (614) 466-2828
    • (614) 995-1850
  • Policy Director
    • (614) 466-5585

Ohio Senate:

  • Find your Ohio State Senator and contact information here: District Map
  • Message: My name is _____, my zip code is _____.
  • I am calling about (the name of the issue or number of the bill).
  • Leave 2-3 reasons why you want the State Senator to vote yes or no on the issue.
  • Thank the State Senator for listening to your concerns.

Ohio House:

  • Find your Ohio House Representative and contact information here: Member Directory
  • Message: My name is _____, my zip code is _____.
  • I am calling about (the name of the issue or number of the bill).
  • Leave 2-3 reasons why you want the State Representative to vote yes or no on the issue.
  • Thank the State Representative for listening to your concerns.

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      • Allison Russo – for Ohio Secretary of State
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    • How are issues put on the ballot? What issues may be on the ballot? Who determines what issues are on ballot?
    • Citizens Not Politicians – Stop Gerrymandering in Ohio
    • YES! The Right to Reproductive Freedom with Protections for Health and Safety
    • YES! An Act to Control and Regulate Adult Use Cannabis
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