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Why don't I have a regular email address?

The Office of Web Assistance in the House of Representatives, which oversees our Online Office, designed the Write Your Rep email system to improve communications between constituents and their representatives.

It allows constituents to find their Member of Congress simply by filling in their Zip Code, and then directs the message to the appropriate representative, allowing each Member of Congress to serve his or her own constituents.