There are several different ways by which you can contact your legislator, including mail, e-mail, telephone, fax, or in person.
(If you do not know who your legislator is, click here.)
Most members maintain a legislative district office (It is advisable, however, to first make an appointment should you want to
meet in person with your legislator). The following hyperlinks will give you the district office addresses, telephone numbers,
fax numbers, and email addresses of your legislators:
If you would like to get a list of all of the members' district office contact information, you can use the links below to download and create
Mail Merge files. Both files are in XLS format, which can be used by Microsoft Word and/or Corel WordPerfect to create Mail Merge files
for each chamber. You can also use these two files as electronic speadsheets, since they are both Microsoft Excel files.
(These files were last updated on August 20, 2024.)
House of Representatives District Office Addresses in
Excel Format
(used for Microsoft Word and Corel WordPerfect mail merges)
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Senate District Office Addresses in
Excel Format
(used for Microsoft Word and Corel WordPerfect mail merges)
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During legislative sessions, you can contact your legislator using any of the above ways mentioned OR you can send correspondence
to the Capitol at the following address:
U.S. Mail Representative John Doe State Capitol P.O. Box 44486 Baton Rouge, LA 70804-4486 |
Senator Jane Doe State Capitol P.O. Box 94183 Baton Rouge, LA 70804-4183 |
UPS, Federal Express or other delivery services:
Representative or Senator John Doe State Capitol 900 North Third Street Baton Rouge, LA 70804
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To talk directly to a Representative or Senator, contact the House switchboard (225-342-6945) or the Senate switchboard (225-342-2040).
Also during legislative session, written notes and other materials intended for distribution to the membership may be received on the
House or Senate floor, provided the recipient's name and the sender's name or organization is clearly noted on the document itself.
Notes to individual members can be presented to the sergeant-at-arms stationed in or near the chambers.