Calling your members of Congress is one of the most powerful ways to make your voice heard. We provide step-by-step instructions on how to call, including phone numbers, and frequently-updated scripts for time-sensitive issues.
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Daily calls to our U.S. members of Congress take only a couple of minutes. Follow these steps to make sure you are heard:
- Use our scripts or jot down your own ahead of time, so you can be clear and concise on the call. We also have scripts for your Georgia state legislators here.
- When you call you may get a live person, or voice mail. Either way, it is fine to simply read the script. If you reach a person, you have the option of engaging and asking questions.
- Limit each call to one topic.
- Call both the DC and local offices with the same message.
- Include your name and say you are a constituent. Staff answering the phones for Representatives will often want your address and/or email, as well.
- Consider including a statement that you do not need a response to the call – that helps the staffer quickly figure out where and how to log your call. Responses you might get are typically form letters with little actual meaning.
- End the call by thanking the person taking the message.
- Nervous about contacting your representative? Consider calling after hours and leaving a voicemail, sending a fax, or using Resistbot.
You can subscribe to receive call scripts emailed directly to you, once a day, Monday - Friday at 9am. Use the form below or sign up directly here.
Georgia's U.S. Senators' Phone Numbers
SENATOR JOHNNY ISAKSON
DC office (202) 224-3643
Atlanta, Georgia office (770) 661-0999SENATOR DAVID PERDUE
DC office (202) 224-3521
Atlanta, Georgia office (404) 865-0087
Georgia's U.S Representatives' Phone Numbers
Here is a link to find your Representative. If you already know who your Representative is we’ve provided the information for you below.
DISTRICT 1 - BUDDY CARTER
DC office (202) 225-5831
Brunswick, Georgia office (912) 265-9010
Savannah, Georgia office (912) 352-0101DISTRICT 2 - SANDFORD D. BISHOP JR.
DC office (202) 225-3631
Albany, Georgia office (229) 439-8067
Columbus, Georgia office (706) 320-9477
Macon, Georgia office (478) 803-2631
DISTRICT 3 - DREW FERGUSON
DC office (202) 225-5901
Newnan, Georgia office (770) 683-2033DISTRICT 4 - HANK JOHNSON
DC office (202) 225-1605
Decatur, Georgia office (770) 987-2291
DISTRICT 5 - JOHN LEWIS
DC office (202) 225-3801
Atlanta, Georgia office (404) 659-0116DISTRICT 6 - LUCY MCBATH
DC office (202) 225-4501
Georgia office: Coming Soon
DISTRICT 7 - ROB WOODALL
DC office (202) 225-4272
Lawrenceville, Georgia office (770) 232-3005
DISTRICT 8 - AUSTIN SCOTT
DC office (202) 225-6531
Tipton, Georgia office (229) 396-5175
Warner Robins, Georgia office (478) 971-1776
DISTRICT 9 - DOUG COLLINS
DC office (202) 225-9893
Gainesville, Georgia office (770) 297-3388DISTRICT 10 - JODY HICE
DC office (202) 225-4101
Milledgeville, Georgia office (478) 457-0007
Monroe, Georgia office (770) 207-1776
DISTRICT 11 - BARRY LOUDERMILK
DC office (202) 225-2931
Woodstock, Georgia office (770) 429-1776-
DISTRICT 12 - RICK ALLEN
DC office (202) 225-2823
Augusta, Georgia office (706) 228-1980
Dublin, Georgia office (478) 272-4030
Statesboro, Georgia office (912) 243-9452
Vidalia, Georgia office (912) 403-3311
DISTRICT 13 - DAVID SCOTT
DC office (202) 225-2939
Jonesboro, Georgia office (770) 210-5073
Smyrna, Georgia office (770) 432-5405DISTRICT 14 - TOM GRAVES
DC office (202) 225-5211
Dalton, Georgia office (706) 226-5320
Rome, Georgia office (706) 290-1776
Today's script for the U.S Congress
U.S. Representative for 2-19-2019
"Hi, this is [name] from [address, city, zip]. I'm calling to ask Representative [name] to host an open, in-person Town Hall meeting. Thank you for taking my message."
U.S. Senator for 2-19-2019
"Hi, this is [name] from [city, zip]. I do not need a reply to this call. I'm calling to ask Senator [name] to host an open, in-person Town Hall meeting. Thank you for taking my message."
Notes/Talking Points: This will be the only call script this week. Both the House and the Senate are in recess this week. We encourage you to ask for town halls so they hear from their constituents in person.
Past scripts can be found here.
“When the whole world is silent, even one voice becomes powerful.”
-Malala Yousafzai
Georgia's State Legislators
Call your state legislators to provide your input on Georgia state laws and issues. Begin by visiting https://openstates.org/ to find the phone numbers for your state senator and state representative - you will have one of each. Enter your address and you'll see them on the right, along with your district numbers. Click the names to get their phone numbers.
Next, use our call scripts as a guide for timely issues.
When calling Georgia Capitol phone numbers, note that the senate staff do not always say the Senator's name when they answer the phone; that is ok. Representatives, however, share office space and staff, so be sure to specify which representative you are leaving the message for. When calling "district office" numbers, be aware that these are often the office numbers for the member's other career. Staff is typically able to take a message related to the member's position with the state legislature.
Today's script for the Georgia legislature
The Georgia state legislature 2018 session ended March 29, 2018.
Georgia state senator:
None at this time.
Georgia state representative:
None at this time.
Governor Brian Kemp:
(404) 656-1776
Fax: (404) 657-7332
None at this time.
Lt. Governor Geoff Duncan:
(404) 656-5030
None at this time.
“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has.”
-Margaret Mead