How to use this tool:
- Wait for map to load – can take a few seconds.
- Zoom in all the way until you see your town/neighborhood. (Your official place of residence determines which Congressional district you belong to.)
- Click on the map over your area.
A popup will tell you:
- who your members of Congress are and how to contact them;
- Recommended messaging for each office.
UPDATE Feb. 19, 2025: This map contains updated messaging in response to statements made by President Trump today.
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Verify your district
Is your house on a district boundary? Want to verify which district you’re in?
You can check on Congress’s official website.
This website will ask for your ZIP code. In some cases, a ZIP code is split between two or more districts. In this case, it will also ask you to enter your home address.
Main sources
District boundary mapping info is taken from census.gov.
Congressional contact info from unitedstates / congress-legislators
Who we are
CallCongress.us is a non-partisan volunteer project. We receive no public or private funding.
Our goal: To make it simple and easy for Americans to contact their members of Congress.
Any questions? Please email us at: contact@callcongress.us