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Using Our Directory WA ME MT ND VT OR MN NH ID SD WI NY MA MI CT WY RI IA PA NE NJ NV OH UT IL IN DE WV MD * Click your state to view CA CO VA Washington D.C. twitter handles for state KS MO KY and health officials NC TN OK AZ NM AR SC GA MS AL TX LA FL AK HI To continue fighting for the opening of professional meetings and events, contact your local elected leaders using the links below: • Members of Congress • Mayors • State Health Departments • State Legislators • County Executives and Leaders ALABAMA • Kay Ivey, Governor, @GovernorKayIvey • Will Ainsworth, Lieutenant Governor, @willainsworthAL • John H Merrill, Secretary of State, @alasecofstate • Dept of Health, @ALPublicHealth ALASKA • Mike Dunleavy, Governor, @GovDunleavy • Kevin Meyer, Lieutenant Governor, @ltgovmeyer • Dept of Health, @Alaska_DHSS ARIZONA • Doug Ducey, Governor, @dougducey • Katie Hobbs, Secretary of State, @SecretaryHobbs • Mark Brnovich, Attorney General, @GeneralBrnovich, @Mark4AZ • Dr. Cara M Christ, Director of DHS, @drcarachrist • Sheila Sjolander, Assistant Director of DHS, @SheilaSjolander • Colby Bower, Assistant Director of Policy, @colbybower ARKANSAS • Asa Hutchinson, Governor, @AsaHutchinson • Tom Griffin, Lieutenant Governor, @LtGovTimGriffin • John Thurston, Secretary of State, @ARSecofState • Dept of Health, @ADHPIO CALIFORNIA • Gavin Newsom, Governor, @GavinNewsom • Eleni Kounalakis, Lieutenant Governor, @EleniForCA • Dr. Shirley N. Weber, Secretary of State, @DrShirleyWeber • Rob Bonta, Attorney General, @RobBonta • Dept of Health, @CAPublicHealth COLORADO • Jared Polis, Governor, @GovofCO, @jaredpolis • Dianne Primavera, Lieutenant Governor, @LtGovofCO • Jena Griswold, Secretary of State, @COSecofState, @JenaGriswold • Phil Weiser, Attorney General, @COAttnyGeneral, @pweiser • Dept of Health, @CDPHE DELAWARE • John Carney, Governor, @JohnCarneyDE • Bethany Hall-Long, Lieutenant Governor, @bethanyhalllong • Jeff Bullock, Secretary of tate,S @SecretaryDE • Dept of Health, @Delaware_DHSS FLORIDA • Ron Desantis, Governor, @GovRonDeSantis • Jeanette Nunez, Lieutenant Governor, @JeanetteNunezFL • Laurel M. Lee, Secretary of State, @FLSecofState • Dept of Health, @HealthyFla GEORGIA • Brian P. Kemp, Governor, @GovKemp • Geoff Duncan, Lieutenant Governor, @GeoffDuncanGA • Brad Raffensperger, Secretary of State, @GASecofState • Chris Carr, Attorney General, @chrisCarr_Ga • Kathleen Toomey, Commissioner of Dept. of Public Health, @GaDPH HAWAII • David Ige, Governor, @GovHawaii • Josh Green, Lieutenant Governor, @LtGovJoshGreen • Clare E. Connors, Attorney General, @AtghIgov • Dept of Health, @HIgov_Health IDAHO • Brad Little, Governor, @GovernorLittle • Janice McGeachin, Lieutenant Governor, @JaniceMcGeachin • Lawrence Denney, Secretary of State, @IDSecOfState • Dept of Health, @IDHW ILLINOIS • Jay Robert “J.B.” Pritzker, Governor, @govpritzker, @JBPritzker • Juliana Stratton, Lieutenant Governor, @ltgovstratton, @JulianaforLG • Jesse White, Secretary of State, @ilsecofstate, @JesseWhite2018 • Kwame Raoul, Attorney General, @ILAttyGeneral, @kwameraoul • Dept of Health, @IDPH INDIANA • Eric Holcomb, Governor, @GovHolcomb • Suzanne Crouch, Lieutenant Governor, @LGSuzanneCrouch • Connie Lawson, Secretary of State, @SecretaryLawson • Dept of Health, @StateHealthIN IOWA • Kim Reynolds, Governor, @IAGovernor • Adam Gregg, Lieutenant Governor, @IALtGov • Paul Pate, Secretary of State, @IowaSOS • Dept of Health, @IAPublicHealth KANSAS • Laura Kelly, Governor, @GovLauraKelly • David Toland, Lieutenant Governor, @LtGovToland • Scott Schwab, Secretary of State, @KansasSOS • Dept of Health, @KDHE KENTUCKY • Andy Beshear, Governor, @GovAndyBeshear • Jacqueline Coleman, Lieutenant Governor, @LtGovColeman • Michael Adams, Secretary of State, @KYSecState • Dept of Health, @KYHealthAlerts LOUISIANA • John Bel Edwards, Governor, @LouisianaGov • Billy Nungesser, Lieutenant Governor, @BillyNungesser • Kyle Ardoin, Secretary of State, @keepkyle • Jeff andry,L Attorney General, @JeffLandry • Tonya Joiner, Dept. Health - Chief, @tonyajoiner • Mark Thomas, Dept. Health - Deputy, @MarkAThomasSr1 MAINE • Janet Mills, Governor, @GovJanetMills • Shenna Bellows, Secretary of State, @shennabellows • Dept of Health, @MEPublicHealth MARYLAND • Larry Hogan, Governor, @GovLarryHogan • Boyd Rutherford, Lieutenant Governor, @BoydKRutherford • John C. Wobensmith, Secretary of State, @SOSMaryland • Dept of Health, @MDHealthDept MASSACHUSSETTS • Charlie Baker, Governor, @MassGovernor, @CharlieBakerMA • Karyn Polito, Lieutenant Governor, @MassLtGov, @KarynPolito • William Francis Galvin, Secretary of State, @SecretaryOfMass, @BillGavin4MA • Maura Healey, Attorney General, @MassAGO, @maura_healey • Dept of Health, @MassDPH MICHIGAN • Gretchen Whitmer, Governor, @GovWhitmer • Garlin Gilchrist II, Lieutenant Governor, @garlin • Jocelyn Benson, Secretary of State, @JocelynBenson • Dana Nessel, Attorney General, @dananessel • Elizabeth Hertel, Director of Dept. of Health, @MDHHS_Director • Joneigh S. Khaldun, Chief Deputy Director of Dept. of Health, @DrKhaldun MINNESOTA • Tim Walz, Governor, @GovTimWalz • Peggy Flanagan, Lieutenant Governor, @LtGovFlanagan • Steve Simon, Secretary of State, @MNSecofState • Keith Ellison, Attorney General, @AGEllison • Dept of Health, @mnhealth MISSISSIPPI • Tate Reeves, Governor, @tatereeves • Delbert Hosemann, Lieutenant Governor, @DelbertHosemann • Michael Watson, Secretary of State, @MichaelWatsonMS • Dept of Health, @msdh MISSOURI • Mike Parson, Governor, @GovParsonMO • Mike Kehoe, Lieutenant Governor, @LtGovMikeKehoe • Jay Ashcroft, Secretary of State, @MOSecofState • Dept of Health, @HealthyLivingMO MONTANA • Greg Gianforte , Governor, @GovGianforte • Lieutenant Governor, Kristen Juras, N/A • Christi Jacobsen, Secretary of State, @SOSJacobsen • Dept of Health, @DPHHSMT NEBRASKA • Pete Ricketts, Governor, @GovRicketts • Mike Foley, Lieutenant Governor, N/A • Robert Evnen, Secretary of State, @NEvnen • Dept of Health, @NEDHHS NEVADA • Steve Sisolak, Governor, @SteveSisolak • Kate Marshall, Lieutenant Governor, @KateMarshallNV • Barbara Cegavske, Secretary of State, @NVSOS • Aaron D. Ford, Attorney General, @AaronDFordNV • Dept of Health, @DhhsNevada NEW HAMPSHIRE • Chris Sununu, Governor, @GovChrisSununu • William M. Gardner, Secretary of State, @NHSecretary • Dept of Health, @NHPubHealth NEW JERSEY • Phil Murphy, Governor, @GovMurphy • Sheila Oliver, Lieutenant Governor, @SheilaOliverNJ • Tahesha Way, Secretary of State, @SecretaryWay • Dept of Health, @NJDeptofHealth NEW MEXICO • Lujan Grisham, Governor, @GovMLG • Howie Morales, Lieutenant Governor, @Morales4LtGovNM • Maggie Toulouse Oliver, Secretary of State, @NMSecofState • Dept of Health, @NMDOH NEW YORK • Andrew M. Cuomo, Governor, @NYGovCuomo • Kathy Hochul, Lieutenant Governor, @KathyHochul • Rossana Rosado, Secretary of State, @rorosado • Letitia James, Attorney General, @NewYorkStateAG • Dept of Health, @HealthNYGov NORTH CAROLINA • Roy Cooper, Governor, @NC_Governor • Mark Robinson, Lieutenant Governor, @markrobinsonNC • Elaine F. Marshall, Secretary of State, @elaine4NC • Josh Stein, Attorney General, @JoshStein_ • Mandy Cohen, Head of Health Department, @SecMandyCohen • Kody Kinsley, Deputy Head of Health Department, @KodyKinsley NORTH DAKOTA • Doug Burgum, Governor, @DougBurgum • Brent Sanford, Lieutenant Governor, @BrentSanfordND • Al Jaeger, Secretary of State, N/A • Dept of Health, @NDDOH OHIO • Mike DeWine, Governor, @GovMikeDeWine • Jon Husted, Lieutenant Governor, @LtGovHusted • Frank LaRose, Secretary of State, @FrankLaRose • Dept of Health, @Ohdeptofhealth OKLAHOMA • Kevin Stitt, Governor, @GovStitt • Matt Pinnell, Lieutenant Governor, @LtGovPinnell • Brian Bingman, Secretary of State, @oklahoma_sos • Dept of Health, @HealthyOklahoma OREGON • Katie Brown, Governor, @OregonGovBrown, @KateBrownForOR • Shemia Fagan, Secretary of State, @OregonSOS, @Shemia_Fagan • Ellen F. Rosenblum, Attorney General, @ORDOJ, @EllenRosenblum • Patrick Allen, Director of Oregon Health Authority, @OHAOregon • Kristine Kautz, Deputy Director of Oregon Health Authority, @OHAOregon PENNSYLVANIA • Tom Wolf, Governor, @GovernorTomWolf • John Fetterman, Lieutenant Governor, @JohnFetterman • Veronica Degraffenreid, Secretary of State, @PAStateDept • Josh Shapiro, Attorney General, @PAAttorneyGen, @JoshShapiroPA • Alison Beam, Secretary of Health, @pahealthsec • Keara Klinepeter, Deputy Head of Department, @PAHealthDept RHODE ISLAND • Dan McKee, Governor, @GovDanMcKee • Sabina Matos, Lieutenant Governor, @Sabina_Matos • Nellie M. Gorbea, Secretary of State, @RISecState • Dept of Health, @RIHEALTH SOUTH CAROLINA • Henry McMaster, Governor, @henrymcmaster • Pamela Evette, Lieutenant Governor, @PamelaEvette • Mark Hammond, Secretary of State, @MarkHammondSC • Dr. Edward Simmer, Dept of Health Director, @scdhec SOUTH DAKOTA • Kristi Noem, Governor, @govkristinoem • Larry Rhoden, Lieutenant Governor, @lgrhoden • Steve Barnett, Secretary of State, @sodaksos • Dept of Health, @SDDOH TENNESSEE • Bill Lee, Governor, @GovBillLee • Randy McNally, Lieutenant Governor, @ltgovmcnally • Tre Hargett, Secretary of State, @sectrehargett • Dept of Health, @TNDeptofHealth TEXAS • Gregg Abbott, Governor, @GovAbbott • Dan Patrick, Lieutenant Governor, @LtGovTX • Ruth Ruggero Hughs, Secretary of State, @Txsecofstate • Dept of Health, @TexasDSHS UTAH • Spencer Cox, Governor, @GovCox • Deidre Henderson, Lieutenant Governor, @LGHendersonUtah • Dept of Health, @UtahDepOfHealth VERMONT • Phil Scott, Governor, @GovPhilScott • Molly Gray, Lieutenant
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