Contact Members of Congress

Representative Seth Moulton

• Salem: (978) 531-1669

• DC: (202) 225-8020

• Email

• Background Research

Tips:

Before calling your members of Congress (MOC), prepare a call script at least have a set of notes to follow during your call. We recommend using 5 Calls as a resource for sample call scripts.

Open your call by providing your name and where you live and indicate that you are a constituent of the elected official you are calling.

Be succinct and make specific reasonable requests. At the end of the call, request a response from your elected official and verify that the staffer has your contact info.

Don’t only call to complain. If your MOC has done something you appreciate, contact them to thank them. Let them know you have their back when they stand up to the Trump Administration and MAGA Republicans.

We recommend that you only contact members of Congress (MOC) that represent you. Their staff only track calls from constituents. So, any calls or letters to a MOC that you cannot vote for will be discarded. Calling a member of Congress that does not represent you also makes it harder for their actual constituents to have their voices heard. For additional details, see Indivisible National’s website.

For additional tips, the League of Conservation Voters has prepared a handy guide for calling your MOC. In addition, this brief video from a Congressional staffer provides excellent advice for contacting your MOC. Indivisible also has some helpful scripts and advice for calling MOCs before and after a vote on a bill.