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So Nancy Pelosi's office is generally open to the public, and it's fine for people to go on in whenever they want, even when she's not there? I've honestly nev

So Nancy Pelosi's office is generally open to the public, and it's fine for people to go on in whenever they want, even when she's not there? I've honestly never tried to visit a congressperson in DC, so I suppose I wouldn't know, but it sounds unlikely. My public library is even more intended for public use than the US Capitol, but I still need a key to go back into the offices.

ceejayoz 6y ago
> So Nancy Pelosi's office is generally open to the public, and it's fine for people to go on in whenever they want, even when she's not there? Generally, yes. Their offices are suites with a reception that'll be staffed for constituent services most of the day. Staff are also typically there all day taking calls from the public. Found a quick tour of one (small office; leadership will have much larger ones) on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnIMUfF3U8I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnIMUfF3U8I