How to Contact Your Legislator:

SALT Advocates:

Please carefully review the tables below of State Senate & House Districts by Parish. This is an excellent tool for advocates to know who represents them by parish. It is intended to be a useful tool to assist advocates in knowing who & how to contact your legislators.

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To view the tables of Districts by Parish
CLICK HERE

The Virginia General Assembly convenes in January and adjourns at the end of February or early March. There are several ways individuals and organizations can contact legislators. You can write to you legislators at the following addresses:

The Honorable_________
Senate of Virginia
General Assembly Building
Richmond, VA 23219
    Dear Senator_________

The Honorable_________
Virginia House of Delegates
P.O. Box 406
Richmond, VA 23218
    Dear Delegate_________

You can telephone your legislators. For delegates, all Richmond phone numbers are 804-698-10XX; the last 2 digits are the delegate’s district number. For example, Del. James Scott’s district is #53, so his phone number is: 804-698-1053. The Richmond phone numbers for senators are similarly organized. All their numbers are 804-698-75XX; the last two digits are the senator’s district number.

You can also use the toll-free constituent hotline: 1-800-889-0229. Use this number to call in your position on any issue. The operator will relay your comment to your delegate or senator, but you cannot speak directly to the legislator.

To request legislative information,(status of bills and getting mailing lists), call Legislative Services at (House) 804-698-1500; Senate at 804-698-7410. Bill Room 804-786-6984, for copies of bills or reports.

For you who have the capability to use E-mail, some members of the General Assembly can be contacted in this way:
Delegtes: all delegate addresses use delegate first name Initial Last This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it (for example Delegate Robert Brink: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

Senators: Address-- use Senate District, for example Senator Colgan represents the 29th district and his address is: district This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

2004 VA Lawmakers Phone, FAX, email

There are several useful websites for monitoring the General Assembly and for tracking legislation:

INTERNET GENERAL ASSEMBLY HOMEPAGE ADDRESS (general info)
(If you don’t know who represents you, click on Legislature; under Citizen’s Guide click on Who’s My Legislator?

BILL TRACKING INTERNET ADDRESS

Virginia General Assembly web site This site includeds lots of information including text and status of bills and contact information.