Whether you’ve moved to the state of Arizona or have recently become frustrated or concerned about the way the state has been represented in the Senate, one of the best features of our democracy is our right to contact our representatives about the major problems facing the country. .
Contacting your federal, state, and local representatives is one of the best ways to make your voice heard on an issue, and to do so, you can contact your District Representative in Congress. If you are not sure who your representative is because you cannot remember which district you reside in, you can find them out with just your zip code and address.
In 2018, the two senators representing the state of Arizona in the United States Senate are Jeff Flake and Jon Kyl, both members of the Republican Party.
Things to remember when contacting representatives
Our representatives in the United States Congress are never put in office by 100 percent of the electorate, but they still represent us all. Whether it’s Democrat, Republican, Green, Libertarian, or any other party or no party at all, it wouldn’t be possible for our senators and district representatives to make us all happy all the time.
One of the characteristics of our form of government is that we have the right to tell our elected representatives how we feel they should vote on the issues of the day. We probably don’t have all the information they have, but still, we may want to let our elected officials in Washington know when we support a particular position or when we disagree with how they have represented Arizona on an issue.
If you are contacting a U.S. Senator or Representative from Arizona, it is recommended that you:
- Be willing to identify yourself, including name, postal address, email address, and phone number.
- State your position clearly, citing examples or resources for your information.
- Avoid name calling, profanity, or other inappropriate comments.
Please note that when you contact any of the senators listed below, you will likely be relating to a member of their staff. If they answered the phone or responded in person to all the letters and comments they receive, they would never have time to do the job for which we chose them.
How to contact Senator Jeff Flake
Senator Jeff Flake has served the state of Arizona as a senator since 2013, but announced his retirement in October 2017, meaning that he will no longer serve as a senator pending the November 2018 election. Still, for the remainder of the year, Senator Flake will continue to represent the people of Arizona and can be reached through a variety of means.
The easiest way to contact Senator Flake is to submit an online electronic form found on his official government website, but you can also submit written comments and complaints to his office in Washington, DC or Phoenix, AZ:
- Washington: Russell B85 Senate Workshop Building, Washington, DC 20510
- Phoenix: 2200 E. Camelback Road, Suite 120, Phoenix, AZ 85016
You can reach Senator Flake by phone in Phoenix at (602) 840-1891 or in Washington at (202) 224-4521, but keep in mind that you will likely be speaking to one of his employees instead of Senator Flake when using this method. For a more direct connection to Senator Flake, try commenting on his official Facebook or Twitter page, who has been known to respond personally on occasion.
For more information on Senator Flake’s positions on the issues or how to contact Flake directly, visit Senator Flake’s official government website.
How to contact Senator Jon Kyl
Senator Jon Kyl has served as a senator since the death of the late Senator John McCain in September 2018.
Office address and phone
Washington, DC Office
G12 Dirksen Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510
Teléfono: 202-224-2235
