- Pflugerville Independent School District
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Pflugerville ISD State & U.S. Legislators
GovernorGreg Abbott
P.O. Box 12428
Austin, TX 78711
512-463-2000Lieutenant GovernorDan Patrick
P.O. Box 12068
Austin, TX 78711
512-463-00012023 Senate Education Committee- Chair: Brandon Creighton (Conroe) - Brandon.Creighton@senate.state.gov
- Chief of Staff Tara Clements - Tara.Clements@senate.state.gov
- Vice Chair: Donna Campbell (New Braunfels) - Donna.Campbell@senate.state.gov
- Chief of Staff Carrie Smith - Carrie.Smith@senate.state.gov
- Paul Bettencourt (Houston) - Paul.Bettencourt@senate.state.gov
- Brian Birdwell (Granbury) - Brian.Birdwell@senate.state.gov
- Pete Flores (Pleasonton) - Pete.Flores@senate.state.gov
- Phil King (Weatherford) - Phil.King@senate.state.gov
- Morgan LaMantia (South Padre Island) - Morgan.LaMantia@senate.state.gov
- Jose Menendez (San Antonio) - Jose.Menendez@senate.state.gov
- Mayes Middleton (Galveston) - Mayes.Middleton@senate.state.gov
- Tan Parker (Flower Mound) - Tan.Parker@senate.state.gov
- Angela Paxton (McKinney) - Angela.Paxton@senate.state.gov
- Drew Springer (Muenster) - Drew.Springer@senate.state.gov
- Royce West (Dallas) - Royce.West@senate.state.gov
House of Representatives Education Committee- Rep. Brad Buckley - Chair
- Rep. Alma Allen - Vice Chair
- Rep. Steve Allison
- Rep. Charles Cunningham
- Rep. Harold V. Dutton, Jr.
- Rep. Cody Harris
- Rep. Brian Harrison
- Rep. Cole Hefner
- Rep. Gina Hinojosa
- Rep. Ken King
- Rep. Oscar Longoria
- Rep. Matt Schaefer
- Rep. James Talarico
The email address for all Texas State Representatives follows the same formula: firstname.lastname@house.texas.gov.
Cornyn, John - (R - TX)
517 Hart Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510
(202) 224-2934
Contact: www.cornyn.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?p=ContactFormCruz, Ted - (R - TX)
404 Russell
Washington, DC 20510
(202) 224-5922
Contact: http://www.cruz.senate.gov/?p=email_senatorTexas U.S. Representatives
Congressional District 10--Congressman Michael T. McCaul
Texas Congressional Member WebsitesCongressional District 17--Congressman Pete Sessions
Texas Congressional Member WebsitesCongressional District 25--Congressman Roger Williams
Texas Congressional Member Websites
Congressional District 31--Congressman John R. Carter
Texas Congressional Member WebsitesCongressional District 35--Congressman Lloyd Doggett
Texas Congressional Member WebsitesTexas State Senators
Texas State Senate District 5
Senator Charles Schwertner
Capitol Office: EXT E1.608
Capitol Phone: (512) 463-0105
Capitol Address: P.O. Box 12068, Capitol Station
Austin, TX 78711
State District OfficesTexas State Senate District 14
Senator Sarah Eckhardt
Capitol Office: EXT E1.606
Capitol Phone: (512) 463-0114
Capitol Address: P.O. Box 12068, Capitol Station
Austin, TX 78711
State District OfficesTexas State Representatives
Texas State House District 46
Representative Sheryl Cole
Capitol Office: EXT E1.218
Capitol Phone: (512) 463-0506
Capitol Address: P.O. Box 2910
Austin, TX 78768
Texas State House District 49
Representative Gina Hinojosa
Capitol Office: CAP GW.16
Capitol Phone: (512) 463-0668
Capitol Address: P.O. Box 2910
Austin, TX 78768
Texas State House District 50
Representative Celia Israel
Capitol Office: EXT E1.406
Capitol Phone: (512) 463-0821
Capitol Address: P.O. Box 2910
Austin, TX 78768Texas State House District 52
Representative James Talarico
Capitol Office: EXT E2.712
Capitol Phone: (512) 463-0670
Capitol Address: P.O. Box 2910
Austin, TX 78768Texas State Board of Education Members
Texas State SBOE District 5 - Rebecca Bell-Metereau
State Board of EducationTexas State SBOE District 10 - Tom Maynard
State Board of EducationTips for Communicating with Elected Officials
Vote. At the end of the day, elected officials care about the opinions of registered voters who are likely to get out and vote.
Do Your Homework. Be Informed about all pertinent issues you may wish to discuss with your legislator or other elected officials and about the issues that concern you. Make sure your communications are directed to the right people - a city council member can't do anything about a federal court ruling.
Set Priorities. Focus on the BIG thing and don't dilute your message with a long list of requests.
Communicate When Votes are Pending. One of the most effective times to communicate is when a bill is pending. Keep the communication brief and to the point - tell your representatives how you want them to vote.
Be Reasonable. Do not overstate your case or you risk losing your credibility. Do not deliver ultimatums or threats.
Humanize the issue. How is this affecting your child? How is this affecting you personally?
Meet Your Legislator in his/her home district, if possible. If you are planning to visit an official,
- Make an appointment. Don't drop in - elected officials are busy people.
- Always introduce yourself. Officials meet many people. There is a possibility that you may not be remembered even after multiple visits.
- Be brief and direct. Don't bring a laundry list of requests. Focus.
Tell Them Thank You. It isn't uncommon to neglect to thank elected officials for their service and their actions, but it can be an important step to praise them for following through on your requests.
- Chair: Brandon Creighton (Conroe) - Brandon.Creighton@senate.state.gov
