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Every Senate, House, and delegate office you can call right now, with veterans marked. The next Congress is sworn in on January 3, 2027.

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House districts follow your home address. Both senators represent the whole state. Delegates represent D.C., Guam, American Samoa, the Northern Mariana Islands, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Puerto Rico’s member is the Resident Commissioner.

Find your representativeHouse.gov matches a street address to the current House office.

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Senate contact listOfficial Senate.gov directory of both senators from your state.

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U.S. Capitol switchboard(202) 224-3121. Ask for the office you need.

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Committees that handle military and veteran bills: House Armed Services (armedservices.house.gov), Senate Armed Services (armed-services.senate.gov), House Veterans’ Affairs at (202) 225-3527 (veterans.house.gov), and Senate Veterans’ Affairs (veterans.senate.gov). Your own senators and representative are still the offices that take constituent casework.

Veterans serving now

97 offices in the directory are flagged for military service: 18 senators, 78 representatives, and 1 delegate. Service includes active duty, Reserve, and National Guard.

House flags follow the House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs list for the 119th Congress, plus Rep. Clay Fuller (Air National Guard) and Rep. Derek Tran (Army), who are in later public tallies. Tony Gonzales was on the committee list and resigned April 14, 2026, so Texas’s 23rd District has no member. Senate flags follow members named by Military Times in January 2025 and the November 4, 2026 veteran roundup. Sen. Mitch McConnell and Sen. Ed Markey are included for Army service that some counts leave out because it was short. The Congressional Research Service said that, as of February 2025, five House members were still in the Reserves and three were still in the National Guard. This page does not separate those members from veterans who have finished their service, because the committee list does not.

Jump to the directory and turn on Veterans only.

Reported winners, not sworn in

These are race calls from November 3 and 4, 2026. They are unofficial until the state certifies them. None of these winners has a congressional office until January 3, 2027. Keep using the current office in the directory.

Veterans reported elected

Barry Moore

Veteran · Army National Guard, Army Reserve

U.S. Senate, Alabama · Republican

Called by Associated Press. He still holds Alabama’s 1st District House office. Use that phone in the directory until he is sworn into the Senate.

JoAnna Mendoza

Veteran · Navy, Marine Corps

Arizona, 6th District · Democrat

Called by Associated Press. First reported term. No Washington office until January 3, 2027.

Luke Bronin

Veteran · Navy

Connecticut, 1st District · Democrat

Called by Associated Press. First reported term. No Washington office until January 3, 2027.

Chris McGowan

Veteran · Air Force, Iowa Air National Guard

Iowa, 4th District · Republican

Called by Associated Press. Air & Space Forces also reported this win. No Washington office until January 3, 2027.

Ed Gallrein

Veteran · Navy

Kentucky, 4th District · Republican

Called by Associated Press. First reported term. No Washington office until January 3, 2027.

Zach Dembo

Veteran · Navy

Kentucky, 6th District · Democrat

Called by CBS News. A November 4 roundup listed a CBS call and did not list an Associated Press call. No Washington office until January 3, 2027.

Fred Wellman

Veteran · Army

Missouri, 2nd District · Democrat

Called by Associated Press. First reported term. No Washington office until January 3, 2027.

Richard Ojeda

Veteran · Army

North Carolina, 9th District · Democrat

Called by NBC News. A November 4 roundup listed an NBC call. No Washington office until January 3, 2027.

Rebecca Bennett

Veteran · Navy, Air National Guard

New Jersey, 7th District · Democrat

Called by Associated Press. Air & Space Forces reported she is a current Air National Guard member. No Washington office until January 3, 2027.

Adam Hamawy

Veteran · Army

New Jersey, 12th District · Democrat

Called by Associated Press. First reported term. No Washington office until January 3, 2027.

Cait Conley

Veteran · Army

New York, 17th District · Democrat

Called by Associated Press. First reported term. No Washington office until January 3, 2027.

Elaine Luria

Veteran · Navy

Virginia, 2nd District · Democrat

Called by Associated Press. She previously served in the House and was reported as returning. No Washington office until January 3, 2027. The current office to call is Rep. Jennifer Kiggans.

Seats families ask about

Annie Andrews

U.S. Senate, South Carolina · Democrat

Called by Associated Press. Takes office January 3, 2027. Until then, contact Sen. Darline Graham. Sen. Lindsey Graham, an Air Force veteran, died in July 2026.

Katy Padilla Stout

Texas, 23rd District · Democrat

Called by Associated Press, Texas Tribune, and CBS News. The seat is vacant. Tony Gonzales, a Navy veteran, resigned April 14, 2026. The Clerk still lists that office phone in the directory. She is not identified as a veteran in the sources used here.

Still open as of November 4, 2026: Alaska’s Senate race between Sen. Dan Sullivan, a Marine, and Mary Peltola. Ranked-choice counting runs through November 18, and Sullivan remains the senator to call. Air & Space Forces said the Associated Press had not called Ohio’s 10th District (Kristina Knickerbocker, Air Force) or Texas’s 32nd District (Jace Yarbrough, Air Force). Florida’s 20th District is vacant after Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick resigned on April 21, 2026. The Clerk has not posted a successor. A full list of every new member is not on this page because states have not certified the election.

Every current office

House offices are from the Clerk of the House roster published November 3, 2026. Senate offices are from the Senate contact list updated 2026-10-08. Two House seats are vacant and still show the phone the Clerk lists.

541 offices

Alabama

Katie Boyd Britt

U.S. Senator · Statewide · Republican

(202) 224-5744

416 Russell Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510

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Tommy Tuberville

U.S. Senator · Statewide · Republican

(202) 224-4124

455 Russell Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510

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Barry Moore

Veteran · Army National Guard, Army Reserve

U.S. Representative · 1st District · Republican

(202) 225-2901

1511 Longworth House Office Building, Washington, DC 20515-0101

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Veterans serving now

Reported winners, not sworn in

Veterans reported elected

Barry Moore

JoAnna Mendoza

Luke Bronin

Chris McGowan

Ed Gallrein

Zach Dembo

Fred Wellman

Richard Ojeda

Rebecca Bennett

Adam Hamawy

Cait Conley

Elaine Luria

Seats families ask about

Annie Andrews

Katy Padilla Stout

Every current office

Alabama

Katie Boyd Britt

Tommy Tuberville

Barry Moore

Shomari Figures

Mike Rogers

Robert B. Aderholt

Dale W. Strong

Gary J. Palmer

Terri A. Sewell

Alaska

Lisa Murkowski

Dan Sullivan

Nicholas J. Begich III

American Samoa

Aumua Amata Coleman Radewagen

Arizona

Ruben Gallego

Mark Kelly

David Schweikert

Elijah Crane

Yassamin Ansari

Greg Stanton

Andy Biggs

Juan Ciscomani

Adelita S. Grijalva

Abraham J. Hamadeh

Paul A. Gosar

Arkansas

John Boozman

Tom Cotton

Eric A. "Rick" Crawford

J. French Hill

Steve Womack

Bruce Westerman

California

Alex Padilla

Adam B. Schiff

James Gallagher

Jared Huffman

Kevin Kiley

Mike Thompson

Tom McClintock

Ami Bera

Doris O. Matsui

John Garamendi

Josh Harder

Mark DeSaulnier

Nancy Pelosi

Lateefah Simon

Adam Gray

Aisha Wahab

Kevin Mullin

Sam T. Liccardo

Ro Khanna

Zoe Lofgren

Jimmy Panetta

Vince Fong

Jim Costa

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