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Street address, ZIP code, or one tap to use your current location.
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Find my reps
Your ZIP code is enough — a full street address is more exact, because state legislative districts don't follow ZIP lines. You get your state legislators and your members of Congress, with phone numbers, emails and office addresses.
Your address goes to the U.S. Census Bureau geocoder to work out your districts, and nowhere else. We don't store it — how we handle this.
What you get
Three ways to search
By name
Someone specific
Search any current legislator by name or district code. Never leaves your browser.
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A whole state
Every legislator in a state, filtered by party. Useful before a committee vote.
Every card is ready to act on
Each result carries every office — Capitol and district — plus a copy button, a downloadable contact card, a QR code to call from your phone, and a fill-in-the-blank script for when someone picks up.
What this tool does not cover
- Mayors and county officials aren't covered — no free national dataset exists for local offices.
- ZIP-only lookups use the ZIP's geographic centre, so an address near a district line may resolve to the wrong side. Full addresses are exact.
- Members of Congress don't publish direct email addresses; cards link their official contact form instead.
If you want the words handed to you
Civic Duty
Civic Duty lays it out for you: pick the issue, it writes the message, you send it. If today is the day you act and you don't want to learn a process first, start there. It counts.
What we teach here is how to do it without the tool — read the bill yourself, know why this rep matters to it, say it in your own words. Same fight. More of it yours.
Independent site, run by a Haven Access volunteer, with its own privacy policy.
Not sure who to call first
Start with the one closest to your street. Local offices answer more often, and they decide the things you can see from your window.