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2017 Legislative Action Guide The Arc Baltimore, Inc. 2017 Legislative Action Guide How to write, phone or e-mail the To e-mail the Governor, go to the Governor’s website Governor: at www.gov.state.md.us and click on “Email the Governor” Address letters to: Phone: 410-974-3901 The Honorable Larry Hogan Office of the Governor State House Annapolis, Maryland 21401-1925 Dear Governor Hogan: How to write, phone or e-mail your Baltimore County Delegation to the Baltimore City Delegation to the legislators: General Assembly General Assembly _____________________________________ __________________________________ State Senators: The Honorable (name) District 6 District 40 Senator: Johnny Ray Salling - James: 410-841-3587 Senator: Barbara Robinson - Miller: 410-841-3656 James Senate Office Building Delegates: Robin L. Grammer Jr.: 410-841-3298 Delegates: Frank M. Conaway Jr.: 410-841-3189 11 Bladen Street Robert B. Long: 410-841-3458 Antonio L. Hayes: 410-841-3545 Annapolis, MD 21401-1991 Richard W. Metzgar: 410-841-3332 Vacant Dear Senator (name): District 7 District 41 To e-mail your senator: [email protected] Senator: J.B. Jennings - James: 410-841-3706 Senator: Vacant Delegates: Richard K. Impallaria: 410-841-3289 Delegates: Jill P. Carter: 410-841-3268 OR Patrick L. McDonough: 410-841-3334 Nathanial T. Oaks: 410-841-3283 Kathy Szeliga: 410-841-3698 Samuel I. Rosenberg: 410-841-3297 The Honorable (name) District 8 District 43 Miller Senate Office Building Senator: Katherine A. Klausmeier - James: 410-841- Senator: Joan Carter Conway - Miller: 410-841-3145 11 Bladen Street 3620 Delegates: Curtis S. Anderson: 410-841-3291 Annapolis, MD 21401-1991 Delegates: Eric M. Bromwell: 410-841-3766 Maggie McIntosh: 410-841-3990 Dear Senator (name): John Cluster: 410-841-3526 Mary L. Washington: 410-841-3476 Christian J. Miele: 410-841-3256 To e-mail your senator: [email protected] District 44 _________________________________________ District 10 Senator: Shirley Nathan-Pulliam - James: 410-841- State Delegates: Senator: Delores G. Kelly - James: 410-841-3606 3612 Delegates: Benjamin T. Brooks, Sr.: 410-841-3352 Delegates 44A: Keith E. Haynes: 410-841-3801 Jay Jalisi : 410-841-3358 The Honorable (name) Adrienne A. Jones: 410-841-3391 District 45 House Office Building Senator: Nathaniel J. McFadden - Miller: 410-841- 6 Bladen Street District 11 3165 Senator: Bobby A. Zirkin - Miller: 410-841-3131 Delegates: Talmadge Branch: 410-841-3398 Annapolis, MD 21401-1991 Delegates: Shelly L. Hettleman: 410-841-3833 Cheryl D. Glenn: 410-841-3257 Dear Delegate (name): Dan K. Morhaim: 410-841-3054 Cory V. McCray: 410-841-3486 Dana Stein: 410-841-3527 To e-mail your Delegate: [email protected] District 46 District 12 Senator: William C. Ferguson IV - Miller: 410-841- If you are uncertain about your district, check your Senator: Edward J. Kasemeyer - Miller: 410-841-3653 3600 voter’s identification card, issued by the Supervisor Delegates 12A: Eric D. Ebersole: 410-841-3328 Delegates: Luke Clippinger: 410-841-3303 of Elections or to look up your district, senator and Terri L. Hill: 410-841-3378 Robbyn T. Lewis: 410-841-3772 Clarence K. Lam: 410-841-3205 Brooke E. Lierman: 410-841-3319 delegate by your street address and zip code go to the Maryland General Assembly Website at District 42 www.mlis.state.md.us Senator: James Brochin - James: 410-841-3648 Delegates 42B: Susan L.M. Aumann: 410-841-3258 All Annapolis Phone Numbers: Christopher R. West: 410-841-3793 See numbers listed beside Representative’s name 42A: Stephen W. Lafferty: 410-841-3487 (This is a local call, not long distance). District 44 Senator: Shirley Nathan-Pulliam - James: 410-841-3612 For General Assembly Information: Delegates 44B: Charles E. Sydnor III: 410-841-3802 Telephone: (410) 841-3000 Patrick G. Young: 410-841-3544 Fax: (410) 841-3850 Legislative Reference: (410) 841-3810 United States Congress The Arc Baltimore is also active in national-level public policy matters and closely follows the proceedings of the U.S. Congress. The information below tells how you may contact your U.S. Senators and House Representatives. You are also encouraged to visit The Arc National Office website at www.thearc.org and click on Action Center. You can quickly see the latest relevant activities in the Congress and quickly generate e-mails on the latest issues. Senate: House of Representatives: ______________________________ _____________________________________________ The Honorable Chris Van Hollen The Honorable C.A. “Dutch” Ruppersberger United States Senate (D-2nd) B40C Dirksen Senate Office United States House of Representatives Building 2453 Rayburn House Office Building Washington, D.C. 20510 Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) 224-4654 (202) 225-3061 Fax: (202) 224-8858 Fax: (202) 225-3094 Web Site: www.vanhollen.senate.gov Website: dutch.house.gov The Honorable Benjamin L. Cardin The Honorable John Sarbanes United States Senate (D-3rd) 509 Hart Senate Office Building United States House of Representatives Washington, D.C. 20510 2444 Rayburn House Office Building (202) 224-4524 Washington, D.C. 20515 Fax: (202) 224-1651 (202) 225-4016 Web Site: www.cardin.senate.gov Fax: (202) 225-9219 Website: sarbanes.house.gov The Honorable Elijah E. Cummings (D-7th) United States House of Representatives 2235 Rayburn House Office Building Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) 225-4741 Fax: (202) 225-3178 Website: cummings.house.gov The Honorable John Delaney (D-MD 6th) United States House of Representatives 1632 Longworth House Office Building Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) 225-2721 Fax: (202) 225-1293 Website: delaney.house.gov The Honorable Andrew Harris (R-1st) United States House of Representatives 506 Cannon House Office Building Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) 225-5311 Fax: (202) 225-0254 Website: harris.house.gov .
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