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Painesville: 800-447-0529 or 440-352-3939

Twinsburg: 330-425-9291

Washington, DC: 202-225-5731

U.S. Capitol Switchboard:  202-224-3121 (for any House, Senate or Leadership office, i.e., Speaker Boehner).  For addresses and fax numbers for LaTourette offices, scroll to the bottom of this or any page on my web site.

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A Note about Mail Delays

Please note that due to heightened security in the U.S. Capitol, mail service to the Washington, D.C. office has been significantly delayed. If you have any correspondence that is time sensitive, please use alternatives such as e-mail, phone, or fax number.

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Steve's Blog

A Timeline of how the Benghazi attack unfolded

11/13/2012

The Wall Street JournaL has published a timeline of the events in BenghazI.

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Early voting hours set in Ohio

10/17/2012

After the U.S. Supreme Court rejected the Ohio Secretary of State's appeal of early voting hours, voting hours were set in all 88 Ohio counties.

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