Thread: Contact Senate Staff Members by Name

I took the time and expense to get the Congressional Staff directory so I can pull the Congressional Staff of all US Senators. This enables us to contact staff members BY NAME - and I have found this to be very effective.

This way you can ask for the staff member responsible for handling constituent services/correspondence and get through and speak one on one to the best staff member - make it personal and this shows you aren't just some krank or someone hired to call as many Senators as possible.

When contacting staff members

Be polite and personable - be brief, but explain why this is so important to you. Briefly explain who you are, where you are from, maybe fudge things a bit and say you have supported the Senator in the past on certain issues - but this is crucial to you and your family.

Here is an example of the Sen Congressional Staff Contact information for Louisiana Senator Landrieu - let me know what other states people need.

Mary Landrieu’s staff contact info:

Washington, DC Staff Jane L. Campbell
202-224-5824 Chief of Staff
E-mail: jane_campbell@landrieu.senate.gov Aaron Saunders
202-224-5824 Communications Director
E-mail: aaron_saunders@landrieu.senate.gov Robert Sawicki
202-224-5824 Press Secy.
E-mail: rob_sawicki@landrieu.senate.gov Dan Toffey
202-224-5824 New Media Coordinator
E-mail: dan_toffey@landrieu.senate.gov Alicia Williams
202-224-5121 Office Manager
E-mail: alicia_williams@landrieu.senate.gov Kate Nicolai
202-224-5824 Scheduler
E-mail: kate_nicolai@landrieu.senate.gov Betty Krupa
202-224-5824 Asst. Scheduler; Staff Asst.
E-mail: betty_krupa@landrieu.senate.gov Elizabeth Weiner
202-224-5824 Exec. Asst.
E-mail: elizabeth_weiner@landrieu.senate.gov Tanner Johnson
202-224-5824 Projects Director
E-mail: tanner_johnson@landrieu.senate.gov Elizabeth Craddock
202-224-5824 Legis. Counsel , Agriculture
E-mail: elizabeth_craddock@landrieu.senate.gov Thomas Michels
202-224-5824 Legis. Director , Energy, Environment
E-mail: thomas_michels@landrieu.senate.gov Cynthia Jones
202-224-5824 Legis. Asst. , Defense
E-mail: cynthia_jones@landrieu.senate.gov Olivia Philipp
202-224-5824 Legis. Corres. , Energy, Agriculture, Environment, Interior
E-mail: olivia_philipp@landrieu.senate.gov Angelique Roche
202-224-5824 Legis. Aide , Judiciary, Tax Budget
E-mail: angelique_roche@landrieu.senate.gov Chuck Kelm
202-224-5824 Legis. Fellow , Defense
E-mail: chuck_kelm@landrieu.senate.gov Linda Cox
202-224-5824 Systems Admin.
E-mail: linda_cox@landrieu.senate.gov Tabitha Edgens
202-224-5824 Asst. to the Chief of Staff
E-mail: tabitha_edgens@landrieu.senate.gov Ryan Lyle
202-224-5824 Projects Coord.
E-mail: ryan_lyle@landrieu.senate.gov Youshea Berry
202-224-5824 Projects Asst.
E-mail: youshea_berry@landrieu.senate.gov Alyson Azodeh
202-224-5824 Data Entry Clerk
E-mail: alyson_azodeh@landrieu.senate.gov Jetaine Hart
202-224-5824 Communications Asst.
E-mail: jetaine_hart@landrieu.senate.gov Ellie Atkins
202-224-5824 Press Asst.
E-mail: ellie_atkins@landrieu.senate.gov Sara Pollock
202-224-5824 Staff Asst.
E-mail: sara.pollock@landrieu.senate.gov Kristen Granier
202-224-5824 Staff Asst.; Tour Coord.
E-mail: kristen_granier@landrieu.senate.gov

State Offices and Staff

Baton Rouge, LA 70801-1713:
Old Federal Building, 707 Florida Street, Room 326
Phone: 225-389-0395
Fax: 225-389-0660
T. Bradley Keith State Director Celeste Fontenelle State Scheduler; Asst. to State Director Leslie Foster Regional Rep. Shannon Langlois Office Manager; Constituent Svcs. Manager Jeanne-Marie Ganucheau Smart Growth Coord. Elizabeth Bartlett State Education Liaison

Lake Charles, LA 70629-0104:
Capital One Tower, One Lakeshore Drive, Suite 1260
Phone: 337-436-6650
Fax: 337-439-3762
Mark Herbert Regional Manager Darlene Manuel Constituent Svcs. Rep.

New Orleans, LA 70130-3309:
Hale Boggs Federal Building, 500 Poydras Street, Suite 1005
Phone: 504-589-2427
Fax: 504-589-4023
LaVerne Saulny Regional Manager Wes Kungel Regional Rep. Sherae Hunter Constituent Svcs. Rep. Allison Phillips Constituent Svcs. Rep.

Shreveport, LA 71101-3123:
U.S. Courthouse, 300 Fannin Street, Suite 2240
Phone: 318-676-3085
Fax: 318-676-3100
Tari Bradford Deputy State Director Michael Jackson Regional Manager LeNelle Williford Constituent Svcs. Rep.

This is great johnelis. I think we should look at the hard target Senators. Anyone?

Here are the key Senators as listed by NumbersUSA - as stated, please let me know if I can assist by pulling the Congresional Staff contact info for your Senators:


TOP SENATE TARGETS

UNDECLARED BUT LEANING YES

202-224-3121

ALASKA
Sen. Murkowski (R)
No statement on her web site and no media quotes. Daily Kos says multiple whips counts have her as a likely supporter. Most of the PRO-amnesty groups are counting her as a YES.

LOUISIANA
Sen. Landrieu (D)
She indicates that the House bill needs to be considered because it has some changes (suggesting that she will claim the House bill closes loopholes). She talks of major concern for the "children."

MICHIGAN
Sen. Stabenow (D)
She was a certain YES on cloture to start debate. But she has not indicated whether she would vote YES to end debate and thus pass the bill. She is up for re-election in 2012 in a state that turned sharply Republican in the 2010 elections. Now (as noted above), we are facing only a cloture vote to END debate. PRO-amnesty forces count her as theirs. But I don't think she has to be at all.

MISSOURI
Sen. McCaskill (D)
McCaskill has a wide-ranging interview on her web site. Appears to be leaning toward yes but its non-committal. She says (1) we have never punished children, (2) this is a different bill than the one I voted against, and (3) if this bill is more narrowly drawn, I will take a serious look at it. She needs to be reminded that any amnesty support will certainly show up when she tries to be re-elected in 2012 by a state that went sharply Republican in the 2010 elections.

NORTH DAKOTA
Sen. Dorgan (D)
He was a certain YES on cloture to start debate. But he has not indicated whether he would vote YES to end debate and thus pass the bill. Now (as noted above), we are facing only a cloture vote to END debate. In the past, he has been one of our most reliable NO votes on amnesty. But he is retiring and acting squishy. PRO-amnesty forces are counting him as theirs. I don't think that has to be true at all.

UNDECLARED BUT LEANING NO

202-224-3121

These Senators' staff continually tell our members that they will vote NO. But for some reason, all media and political whip counts are calling them Undeclared. Thank them and encourage them to go ahead and publicly declare themselves a NO.

MONTANA
Sen. Baucus (D)

NORTH CAROLINA
Sen. Hagan (D)

NORTH DAKOTA
Sen. Conrad (D)

UNDECLARED AND TOTALLY UNKNOWN

202-224-3121

WEST VIRGINIA
Sen. Manchin (D)

DECLARED NO BUT OF SOME CONCERN

202-224-3121

MAINE
Sen. Collins (R)

OHIO
Sen. Voinovich (R)

202-224-3121

Please make those calls. We can win this, like we have beaten every amnesty in every year since 2000.

Here's a tactic to consider with these Senators who may want to support some type of legislation for the "best and brightest." TELL THEM TO WAIT!!

Wait until proponents can come up with legislation that allows ONLY THESE to remain---not the trade school and community college enrollees who might get a ten year work permit, too. And when there is a version that has verification integrated into the bill.

Because what they are pushing now is just a trojan horse for amnesty--and a new crop of Democratic activists.

WAITING FOR JUST THE RIGHT LEGISLATION puts this into the next Congress when there will be much more opposition to these types of amnesty schemes.

So, it's a plan of giving them a way out with insistent DREAM'ers. "Sure we will go for the DREAM Act---when it is written with far more restrictions and submitted in the NEXT Congress! ( Because this version is just too broad---and next year ANY version will have an uphill battle.)

Keep calling emailing and Faxing Patriots, lets keep pushing until this Nightmare is stopped!

Thank you johnelis
And Welcome to ALIPAC

Thanks for the kind words. It's good to be back on ALIPAC. I enjoy doing activism here with others the last time we beat back amnesty a couple of years ago.

Please let me know if people would like me to pull their Senator's Congressional Staff contact information.

Durbin speaking of the Dream Act now and he said WE OWE it to them. And how years ago slavery was wrong for this country. So it is like we are having to OWE others for our past

Sen Johannis of Nebraska says the spending Bill has 6000 EAR MARKS in it and is like 2000 pages long................

I don't feel as though I OWE these folks anything. They have had a much better start than most and I think they should start to give back to THEIR countries.
For example, the Mexican military is involved a true struggle for its country. If they want to be in the military they should start there.