How do I contact political candidates via email to voice my opinion on very pertinent issues?

Question

How do I contact political candidates via email to voice my opinion on very pertinent issues?

Answer 1

They all have websites. And every one I've looked at has some sort of contact facility- e-mail, forums, a "comment" feature, etc. Just do a search for the one you want to message.

The ones currently holding public office (e.g., Hillary or Obama) can be reached by going to their official websites.  You can get to thoe via senate.gov.  For a House member go to house.gov.  State and local officials will have websites with e-mail addresses on the state or local government website.

Answer 2

Yeah, do that!  (I'm laughing)

I guess your question is legitimate, but the web-search will find only many political candidates and elected officials' web sites with a contact method.  Many people in office have web sites but no electronic message address, you have to "post" on the web site, which is not the same as e-mail.

On the other hand, the good old fashion envelope with a stamp on it is always available, BUT... in any case, that does not guarantee that your person will actually receive the electronic message or envelope!  Most often, only personal friends know how to get in contact with an official person!

Answer 3

Why do the politicians continue using the Phrases: The Hispanic votes, the Blacks votes? We are all citizens, and we are still being treated as OTHER.

Answer 4

He said political *candidates*. This would include people that are not currently in the House or Senate. All of the major presidential candidates have their own websites (search Google). You should be able to contact the candidates through a link on their own sites.

Answer 5

Go to the House of Representatives or Senate website and click on their email after you find their name.   Check them out here:

http://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=A0geu6._9qNHfH...

http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_in...