Frequently Asked Questions - FAQ's

Q: How do I find out how Congresswoman Clarke voted on legislation I am interested in?

A: Finding Congresswoman Clarke’s voting record is easy. Simply use the Library of Congress’ website, thomas.loc.gov. You can search by the bill’s name, number, or keywords to see how Congresswoman Clarke voted on a particular piece of legislation, or you can search by her name to see the bills she has sponsored.

If you have any questions about the Congresswoman’s voting record, please feel free to contact any one of the offices listed below.

Q: What can the Congresswoman do for me?

A: The Congresswoman can help constituents with a federal issue, such as a missing social security check, an immigration question, or a veteran’s affairs issue.

Q: What can’t the Congresswoman do for me?

A: The Congresswoman can not intercede in any matter before any courts.

The Congresswoman can not intercede in any state, city, county, or municipal government issue.

Q: Can the Congresswoman help me with a problem I am having with a federal agency?

A: The Congresswoman can help with any problems Southwest Washington residents may be having with federal agencies, including problems with Social Security, labor issues, housing, passports, veterans affairs, and immigration. Please contact her Brooklyn office at (718) 287-1142 and ask for a member of the casework team.

Q: What Congressional District do I live in?

A: To find out whether or not you live in Congresswoman Clarke’s district, simply log-on to www.house.gov and enter your zip code.

Q: I am going to visit Washington, D.C. Can Congresswoman Clarke assist me with tickets for tours of the Capitol, White House, and other interesting attractions?

A: Of course. Please check out the “Visiting Washington DC” page on ther website, or contact the Congresswoman’s Washington, D.C. office at (202) 225-6231 for more information about the tours she can set-up for you and your family while you’re visiting our nation’s capital.

Q: How can I let Congresswoman Clarke know my feelings on issues and legislation?

A: Representing your interests in Congress is Congresswoman Clarke’s number one priority. You can email her your questions, comments, and concerns, or you can contact any of the offices listed below.

Q: How can I get a flag flown over the U.S. Capitol?

A: Congresswoman Clarke is proud to offer United States flags at a nominal fee as a service to her constituents. At your request, she can even have your flag flown over the U.S. Capitol. To order a flag, please contact the Congresswoman’s Washington D.C. office at (202) 225-6231, or go to the flag section of the website

Q: Does the Congresswoman offer internships in her District and Washington, D.C. offices?

A: Yes, Congresswoman Clarke offers internships in all of her offices for undergraduate and graduate students as well as for recent graduates. For more information, please visit the internship section of ther website, or contact the office at which you would be interested in serving as an intern.

Q: How can I request a meeting with the Congresswoman or invite her to attend my event?

A: For scsheduling requests for events or meetings in New York , please contact the Congresswoman’s Brooklyn office at (718) 287-1142, or fax your requests to (718) 287-1223 . For meetings or events in Washington, D.C., please fax your request to (202) 226-0112 or visit the Web page on the site and fill out the form.

Q: I have sent Congresswoman Clarke a letter with my thoughts on an issue. How long will it be until I can expect a response?

A: As you might imagine, Congresswoman Clarke receives a large volume of mail and email. She does her very best to personally respond to each letter she receives as quickly as possible, but her response times can vary. Please allow up to four to six weeks to hear back from her.

Q: How can I find out when the Congresswoman’s next town hall meeting or public appearance will be in my community, or keep up with the Congresswoman’s recent activities?

A: Congresswoman Clarke makes it a point to visit every community in Brooklyn on a regular basis. To learn when her next town hall meeting will be and to receive occasional updates on the work she is doing for you in Congress, click here and sign-up for occasional e-mail updates.

Congresswoman Clarke's Congressional Offices:

Brooklyn
123 Linden Boulevard Fourth Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11226
Phone: (718) 287-1142
Fax: (718) 287-1223

Washington, D.C.
1029 Longworth House Office Building
Washington, DC 20515
Phone: (202) 225-6231
Fax: (202) 226-0112

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