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The most recent address of this voter is in the territory of the following elected officials as of 26 January 2021. Get in contact with a local Congressional office for casework assistance if you need help dealing with a federal agency such as Immigration, Social Security or Veterans Administration. Just don’t think you owe your vote to a member whose staff helped you with a problem Congress created. For casework assistance, you should only contact one member’s office. Bitch to all three about unjust federal laws. Some Members of Congress use telephone answering systems that refuse to direct the call to a person unless the caller selects menu options or babbles to a robot. They do this to degrade and humiliate citizens. Be firm. If they won’t answer their telephone, let them deal with an irate constituent in their office. Vote accordingly. (Due to security procedures, mail to Congressional offices may get delayed. Your letter may arrive there, after the critical vote. You are better off using faster methods of communication.) United States Senator John Boozman Arkansas Telephone: 1-202-224-4843 For casework assistance contact one of his offices. 
United States Senator Tom Cotton For casework assistance, casework@cotton.senate.gov Arkansas Telephone: 1-870-864-8582 
United States Representative Bruce Westerman Fourth Congressional District of Arkansas 
Governor Asa Hutchinson State Capitol Room 250 500 Woodlane Ave. Little Rock, AR 72201 Telephone: 1-501-682-2345 Arkansas also has a Lieutenant Governor. His name is Tim Griffin. You would never know it by visiting the State of Arkansas website unless you already knew exactly what to look for. The searchbox for elected officials does not display the lieutenant governor. Also, would somebody please tell that brain-dead ignoramus to put an official portrait on the website of the lieutenant governor. 
Attorney General Leslie Rutledge oag@arkansasag.gov Telephone: 1-501-682-2007 Telephone: 1-800-482-8982 Bitch to the Office of the Attorney General about police brutality and racial profiling. You can also file a consumer complaint in English online or Spanish (.pdf) on paper. United States Senators are members of the United States Senate. United States Representatives are members of the United States House of Representatives. The United States Congress consists of the United States Senate and the United States House of Representatives, and they hold their sessions in the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C. Arkansas State Senators are members of the Arkansas Senate. Arkansas State Representatives are members of the Arkansas House of Representatives. In Arkansas, the state legislature is the Arkansas General Assembly, which consists of the Arkansas Senate and the Arkansas House of Representatives. They hold their sessions in the State Capitol in Little Rock. This explanation is necessary because of the many clods who think state representatives represent the State. Bitch to members of the General Assembly about unjust Arkansas state laws, such as the drinking age; and tell them to overrule blatantly unjust local laws, such as zoning restrictions, by State law. 
State Senator Gary Stubblefield gary.stubblefield@senate.ar.gov Senate District 6 
State Representative Marcus E. Richmond richmond4staterep@gmail.com House District 21 |
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