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A YEO-July Roct2015-FINAL3 National Officials 32 Pete Sessions (R) Senate District www.senate.state.tx.us 106 Pat Fallon (R) (469) 362-0500 100 W Eldorado Pkwy Park Central VII (972) 392-0505 2 Bob Hall (R) Jan 19 (972) 722-3131 nd (512) 463-0694 President 4 years/Jan 17 2 Floor 12750 Merit Dr, Ste 1434 (972) 392-0615 f 6537 Horizon Rd, Ste B-1 (512) 463-0102 [email protected] Barack Obama (D) (202) 456-1414 Dallas, TX 75251 Little Elm, TX 75068 The White House (202) 456-2461 f Rockwall, TX 75032 [email protected] DC # (202) 225-2231; (202) 225-5878 f 107 Kenneth Sheets (R) (214) 597-7615, 370-8305 1600 Pennsylvania Ave, NW www.whitehouse.gov/ 8 Van Taylor (R) Jan 19 (972) 398-9416 Washington, D.C. 20500 contact 33 Marc Veasey (D) 6301 Gaston Ave, Ste 536 (512) 463-0244 6301 Preston Rd, Ste 700 (512) 463-0108 Comments Line (202) 456-1111 JP Morgan Chase Building (214) 741-1387 Dallas, TX 75214 [email protected] 1881 Sylvan Ave, Ste 108 (214) 741-2026 f Plano, TX 75024 [email protected] Vice-President 4 years/Jan 17 Dallas, TX 75208 108 Morgan Meyer (R) local not available Joe Biden (D) www.whitehouse.gov/ 9 Kelly Hancock (R) Jan 17 (817) 514-3804 Rm E1.418, PO Box 2910 (512) 463-0367 The White House contact-vp DC # (202) 225-9897; (202) 225-9702 f 9121 Belshire Dr, Ste 200 (512) 463-0109 Austin, TX 78768 [email protected] State Officials N Richland Hills, [email protected] League of Women Voters Congress TX 76182 109 Helen Giddings (D) (972) 224-6795 State Capitol, Austin, TX 78701 www.Texas.Gov of Dallas YEO U.S. Senate (214) 239-6131 1510 N Hampton Rd, #340 (512) 463-0953 Governor Greg Abbott (R) 4 years/Jan 18 16 Don Huffines (R) Jan 19 U.S. Senate www.senate.gov 8222 Douglas Ave, Ste 675 (512) 463-0116 DeSoto, TX 75115 [email protected] www.Gov.Texas.Gov (512) 463-2000 1 Washington, D.C. 20510 (202) 224-3121 Dallas, TX 75225 don.huffi[email protected] (512) 463-1849 f 110 Toni Rose (D) (214) 371-3300 3730 S Lancaster Rd, Ste 160 (512) 463-0664 John Cornyn (R) 6 years/Jan 21 Information & Referral (800) 843-5789 & 23 Royce West (D) Jan 17 (214) 467-0123 5001 Spring Valley Rd, Ste 1125 E (972) 239-1310 Dallas, TX 75216 [email protected] (512) 463-1782 5787 S Hampton, Ste 385 (512) 463-0123 How to Contact1 Dallas, TX 75244 (972) 239-2110 f Lieutenant Governor 4 years/Jan 18 Dallas, TX 75232 [email protected] 111 Yvonne Davis (D) (214) 941-3895 Website www.cornyn.senate.gov Dan Patrick (R) (512) 463-0001 5787 S Hampton Rd, #447 (512) 463-0598 DC # (202) 224-2934 www.ltgov.state.tx.us (512) 463-5342 Texas House of Representatives Dallas, TX 75232 [email protected] Ted Cruz (R) 6 Years/Jan 19 Your1 Attorney General 4 years/Jan 18 3626 N Hall St, Ste 410 (214) 599-8749 Texas House of Representatives 2 yrs/Jan 17 112 Angie Chen Button (R) (972) 234-8980 Ken Paxton (R) www.oag.state.tx.us (512) 463-2100 Dallas, TX 75219 no fax given Box 2910, Austin, TX 78768-2910 1201 International Pkwy, #130 (512) 463-0486 [email protected] (800) 252-8011 Website www.cruz.senate.gov Speaker (512) 463-1000 Chief Clerk (512) 463-0845 Richardson, TX 75081 [email protected] DC # (202) 224-5922 Comptroller of Public Accounts 4 years/Jan 18 Elected1 Joe Straus (R) (512) 463-0675f Glenn Hegar (R) (800) 531-5441 113 Cindy Burkett (R) (972) 278-7276 U.S. House of Representatives www.window.state.tx.us (512) 463-4444 House District www.house.state.tx.us 3200 Broadway St, #240 (512) 463-0464 [email protected] Garland, TX 75043 [email protected] U.S. House of Representatives www.house.gov 100 Eric Johnson (D) (214) 565-5663 Land Office Commissioner 4 years/Jan 18 Officials1 Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) 224-3121 1409 S Lamar St, Ste 9 (512) 463-5663 George Prescott Bush (R) (800) 998-4456 114 Jason Villalba (R) (214) 363-8700 Congressional District 2 years/Jan 17 www.glo.texas.gov (512) 463-5001 Dallas, TX 75215 [email protected] 10210 N Central Expy (512) 463-0576 Ste 220 101 Chris Turner (D) (817) 459-2800 5 Jeb Hensarling (R) Agriculture Commissioner 4 years/Jan 18 Dallas, TX 75231 [email protected] 6510 Abrams Rd, Ste 243 (214) 349-9996 Sid Miller (R) www.texasagriculture. (800) 509-1159 1600 E Pioneer Pkwy, Ste 5 (512) 463-0574 For Dallas County Voters1 Dallas, TX 75231 (214) 349-0738 f gov; [email protected] (512) 463-7476 Arlington, TX 76010 [email protected] 115 Matt Rinaldi (R) local not available 2015 – 20161 DC # (202) 225-3484; (202) 226-4888 f Rm E1.422, PO Box 2910 (512) 463-0468 Railroad Commissioners 6 years www.rrc.state.tx.us 102 Linda Koop (R) (972) 479-0093 Austin, TX 78768 [email protected] 24 Kenny Marchant (R) Christi Craddick (R) 6 yrs/Jan 19 300 N Coit Rd, Ste 330 (512) 463-0454 9901 E Valley Ranch Pkwy (972) 556-0162 [email protected] Published by:1 (512) 463-7140 Richardson, TX 75080 [email protected] State Board of Education Ste 2060, Irving, TX 75063 (972) 409-9704 f David J. Porter (R) 6 yrs/Jan 17 Texas Education Agency www.tea.state.tx.us The League of Women Voters1 DC # (202) 225-6605; (202) 225-0074 f [email protected] (512) 463-7133 103 Rafael Anchía (D) (214) 943-6081 1701 North Congress (512) 463-9734 of Dallas Education Fund1 26 Michael Burgess (R) Ryan Sitton (R) 6 yrs/Jan 21 1111 W Mockingbird Ln, Ste 1010 (512) 463-0746 Austin, TX 78701 (512) 463-9838f [email protected] (512) 463-7144 2720 North Stemmons Freeway, Suite 8121 2000 S Stemmons Fwy, Ste 200 (940) 497-5031 Dallas, TX 75247 [email protected] District Dallas, Texas 75207-22411 Lake Dallas, TX 75065 (940) 497-5067 f Secretary of State Appointed Jan 15 104 Roberto Alonzo (D) (214) 942-7104 11 Pat Hardy (R) 2 yrs/17 (817) 598-2968 DC # (202) 225-7772; (202) 225-2919 f Carlos Cascos th Elections Division (800) 252-8683 312 W 12 Street, Ste A (512) 463-0408 [email protected] (214) 688-4125 Phone and Fax1 www.VoteTexas.gov 30 Eddie Bernice Johnson (D) Executive Office (512) 463-5770 Dallas, TX 75208 [email protected] 12 Geraldine Miller (R) 2 yrs/17 (972) 419-4000 Email: [email protected] 3102 Maple, Ste 600 (214) 922-8885 www.sos.state.tx.us [email protected] Dallas, TX 75201 (214) 922-7028 f Texas Senate 105 Rodney Anderson (R) (469) 713-6581 13 Erika Beltran (D) 2 yrs/17 (650) 269-8544 www.lwvdallas.org1 DC # (202) 225-8885; (202) 226-1477 f Texas Senate 4 yrs/Jan 17 & 19 800 W Airport Fwy (512) 463-0641 [email protected] 1 Box 12068 (512) 463-0100 Ste 1100 rodney.anderson@house. July 2015 Edition (rev. October)1 Irving, TX 75062 state.tx.us Austin, TX 78711-2068 (512) 463-0326 f Political Parties Dallas City Officials Dallas County Commissioners Dallas Independent School District For more Information call your Local League: Democratic www.dallasdemocrats.org 1 Dr. Theresa Daniel (D) 4 yrs/Dec 16 Board of Trustees www.dallasisd.org League of Women Voters [email protected] (214) 653-6668 3700 Ross Avenue, Box 1 (972) 925-3700 (214) 821-8331 Dallas City Council www.dallascityhall.com Dallas (214) 688-412511 2 Mike Cantrell (R) 4 yrs/Dec 18 Dallas, TX 75204 Green no information listed City Hall, 1500 Marilla Street www.lwvdallas.org (214) 688-4125 f11 [email protected] (214) 589-7060 Dallas 75201-6390 (214) 670-4050 Dr. Michael Hinojosa (972) 925-3700 (972) 964-3335 Libertarian www.lpdallas.org Collin County Mayor Mike Rawlings 4 yrs/May 19 3 John Wiley Price (D) 4 yrs/Dec 16 Superintendent www.lwvcollin.org Reform www.texasreformparty.org Room 5EN (214) 670-3301 [email protected] (214) 653-6671 DISD District Trustees Denton (940) 591-040811 Republican www.dallasgop.org [email protected] (214) 670-0646 f 1 Edwin Flores 3 yrs/May 18 www.lwvdenton.org 11 4 Dr. Elba Garcia (D) 4 yrs/Dec 18 edwinfl[email protected] (972) 925-3721 (214) 369-9555 Council Members & Districts 2 yrs/May 17 [email protected] (214) 653-6670 Irving (972) 785-868311 2 Mike Morath 3 yrs/May 17 1 Scott Griggs Room 5FN ( 214) 670-0776 www.lwvirving.org Voter Information ------------ [email protected] (972) 925-3719 [email protected] County Clerk 4 yrs/Dec 18 3 Dan Micciche 3 yrs/May 18 To Be Eligible to Vote You Must: 2 Adam Medrano Room 5FN (214) 670-4048 (214) 653-7099 Richardson (972) 470-058411 John Warren (D) [email protected] (972) 925-3722 [email protected] www.lwvrichardson.org Be a U.S.
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