Contact Elected Officials

Advocacy Kit

Everyone committed to strengthening public education in North Carolina can get involved! By developing a network of local volunteers across the state, you can play a leadership role and become a strong, effective voice for our public schools. Public Schools First NC is committed to educating North Carolinians from Murphy to Manteo and supporting you and your community in that work. Contact us at [email protected] to learn more.

Email your NC lawmakers!

The best way to advocate for change is to communicate directly with your lawmakers. We’ve made it easier for you by creating sample letters for you to customize and send. Simply enter your name and address and the email will be sent to your North Carolina General Assembly members. Click on a topic below to get started. 

Legislator Contact Information

Legislators represent you and your community. Knowing who your elected officials are will enable you to reach out and share your ideas and opinions with people who make our state’s laws. The North Carolina General Assembly website has information on your state representative and senator. Each member’s page contains contact information, member committee assignments, and member employment information. If you’re not sure who represents you, you can find your legislators on the site. If you prefer to contact a legislator by phone, you can call 919-733-4111 and request to speak to a member of the General Assembly. 

See the spreadsheets below for a list of all legislators and their contact information.

House member contact information (spreadsheet)

Senate member contact information (spreadsheet)

Education committee email address lists

Click a link below to send an email to everyone on that committee.

County Commissioners Contact Information

NC counties are legal entities with powers dictated by North Carolina General Statute 153A-12. In NC, commissioners establish the property tax rate, regulate land use and zoning outside municipal jurisdictions, and adopt an annual budget every year that includes operating budget and capital funds for public schools. For an overview of how boards of county commissioners operate go to https://www.ncpedia.org/government/local/commissioners.  

The NC Association of County Commissioners’ website includes a tool that takes you to each county’s government page where you can find updated information on your county commissioners. Scroll down to the state map and click on your county to find your commissioners.

Contact U.S. Reps. and Senators

Click on the links below to access the websites for members of the United States Congress who represent North Carolina.

US Senators

US House of Representatives