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FEDERAL & STATE ELECTED OFFICIALS UNITED STATES SENATE UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Senator Tim M. Kaine - D 1st Congressional District - Congressman Robert Wittman- R 202-224-4024 DC - 202-225-4261 202-228-6363- fax 804-730-6595- Hanover Office 804-730-6597- Fax B40C Dirksen Senate Office Bldg. 6501 Mechanicsville Turn., Suite 102 Washington, DC 20510 Mechanicsville, VA 23111 www.kaine.senate.gov www.wittman.house.gov Senator Mark Warner - D 7th Congressional District - Congresswoman Abigail Spanberger- D 202-224-2023 DC -202-225-2815 202-224-6292- fax 540-507-7216- Spotsy. Office 202-225-0011- fax 475 Russell Senate Office Building 9104 Courthouse Road, Room 249 Washington DC 20510 Spotsylvania, VA 22553 www.warner.senate.gov www.spanberger.house.gov GOVERNOR - Ralph S. Northam - D Office of Governor 804-786-2211 -phone Patrick Henry Building, 3rd Floor 804-371-6351- fax Richmond, VA 23219 www.governor.virginia.gov mail: PO Box 1475, Richmond, VA 23218 LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR - Justin Fairfax - D 102 Governor Street 804-786-7514 - fax Richmond, VA 23219 www.ltgov.virginia.gov/default.htm 804-786-2078 - phone mail: PO Box 1195, Richmond, 23218 email: [email protected] ATTORNEY GENERAL - Mark Herring - D 57 North Ninth Street (no fax on website) Richmond, VA 23219 www.oag.state.va.us (804) 786-2071 - phone [email protected] SENATE OF VIRGINIA HOUSE OF DELEGATES 4th District – Senator Ryan McDougle-R 54th District – Del. Robert Orrock, Sr.- R 804-698-7504 804-698-1054 or 540-891-1322 (district office) 804-730-1026- district office [email protected] 804-698-7943 – fax PO Box 458, Thornburg, 22565 [email protected] 55th District – Del. Hyland "Buddy" Fowler, Jr. – R 17th District – Senator Bryce Reeves-R 804-698-1055 or 804-305-8867 (district office) 804-698-7517 [email protected] 540-645-8440 (district office) 10321 Washington Hwy. Glen Allen, VA 23059 804-698-7561 - fax [email protected] 56th District – Del. John McGuire III - R [email protected] 804-698-1056 or 804-389-8601 (district office) [email protected] 28th District – Senator Richard Stuart - R 11357 Nuckols Road, Ste 156, Glen Allen, 23059 804-698-7528 804-493-8895 (district office) 88th District – Del. Mark Cole – R PO Box 1146, Montross 22520 804-698-1088 or 540-752-8200 (district office) [email protected] [email protected] 786-3402 PO Box 41965, Fredericksburg 22404 Address for all: Address for all: Capitol Office, Senate of Virginia General Assembly Building PO Box 396, Richmond, VA 23218 PO Box 396, Richmond, VA 23218 02/01/2019-KA.

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