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You can contact the committee directly, by phone or fax. Numbers are on this page[1]. You can usually leave a voicemail if nobody picks up. For written communi
by diebeforei485 5y ago
You can contact the committee directly, by phone or fax. Numbers are on this page[1]. You can usually leave a voicemail if nobody picks up.
For written communication, yeah most of us don't have a fax machine, but there are services online that let you upload a PDF to be faxed. They also accept snail mail, but it is very slow.
1. https://www.finance.senate.gov/about/faq https://www.finance.senate.gov/about/faq
- wolfgang42 5y ago> They also accept snail mail, but it is very slow. For context, this isn’t just “it takes a couple of days for a letter to cross the country.” Here’s the note from my local congressperson’s contact page, for example: > All postal mail sent to my offices must be scanned for security purposes, which means it will take an additional two weeks for me to receive it. Regarding faxes, it’s also worth checking with your local library—mine offers scan-to-email and faxing as a free service.