U.S. Congressman Dana Rohrabacher : 46th District Of California

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Date	RC#	Bill	Vote
12/5	619	s 2367	Yea
12/5	618	h r 6602	Yea
12/5	617	s con res 50	Yea
12/4	616	adjourn	No
12/4	615	journal	Yea

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Tour Requests

If you are planning a trip to the Nation's Capital, my office may be able to provide you with tickets to many of Washington, D.C.'s popular attractions and historical landmarks.

Tour hours and ticket availabilities vary throughout the year, so please contact my office with at least 8-12 weeks advance notice whenever possible.

Please submit the following information to request a tour. However, submitting this information does not guarantee your reservation for your tour request.

Name:

First Name	Last Name

Address:

City:

State: Zip:

Email:

Home Phone:

Cell Phone:

or other DC Contact number

Please select each ticket type you would like me to request for you: Tickets are free, and provided on a first-come first-served basis. If my office is unable to secure a congressional tour for the sites you selected, all locations (except the White House) are available for public tours. Please visit here for information about public tour information for many of the sites in Washington D.C. Admittance is determined by the individual tour site or agency, not by the Congressional office. Unless specified, tours are available Monday through Friday.
The White House (Tues-Sat)*	US Capitol Building (Mon-Sat)
Bureau of Engraving (groups of 10 or less)	Library of Congress
Supreme Court (groups of 6 or less)	The Kennedy Center

If you would like to request a White House tour, the following information is also required for each member of your party:

Full Name

Birthdate /
Gender

Identification

Visiting From

U.S. Citizen

Place of Residence

* White House tickets are extremely limited on a first-come, first-served basis. The White House accepts tour submissions between one and six months in advance of the requested tour date. Granted White House tours are typically those requested six months in advance. Once a tour request has been submitted, changes may not be made to that request.

On Sept. 4, 2009, President Obama announced that visitor access records to the White House will be released to the public 90-120 days after a visit. Your full name and the date of your tour will be part of the public record that is released. Your date of birth, Social Security number and all other private information will not be released.

Dates in DC:

Enter the dates when you are available for tours.

Visitors:

Enter the total number of people in your group.

Comments:

Write us about your tour details and any special accommodations that you may need.

* Please be advised that tours may be cancelled due to weather or national security issues.

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