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Contact Elected Officials

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Contact your elected officials

Find the office that serves your address, read the NJBallot profile, then use the office’s official contact channel.

Reviewed September 25, 2026 · Verify time-sensitive details with the linked public agency.

Start with your address: congressional and legislative districts do not always match county or municipal lines. A political profile helps you understand the person; the official office link is where you send a constituent request.

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Find your U.S. representative

Search by ZIP and confirm your congressional district before contacting the office.

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Find your NJ legislators

Use the district map, then open the Senate and Assembly roster for office contact details.

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Browse NJBallot profiles

Read NJBallot’s biographies and public-service background for New Jersey officials and candidates.

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Federal officials

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Senator Cory Booker

Read political profile · New Jersey’s statewide U.S. senator.

Contact official Senate office →
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Senator Andy Kim

Read political profile · New Jersey’s statewide U.S. senator.

Contact official Senate office →
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U.S. House delegation

Use the current House directory for all 12 New Jersey districts. NJ-11 is represented by Analilia Mejia.

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State and local offices

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Governor Mikie Sherrill

Read political profile · Statewide executive office.

Open governor’s contact page →
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NJ Senate and Assembly

Browse the NJBallot profiles for background; the Legislature’s current roster gives official offices and contacts.

Open current legislative roster →
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County and municipal government

County offices and city/town halls handle many local services. Open the official local website to identify the current officeholder and contact method.

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Write a useful constituent message. Include your address, the specific issue or bill, what action you want, and a way to reply. Send private case documents only through the office’s official channel. For voting or registration help, use the Division of Elections instead of a legislative office: official voter help.