Fax Your Senator

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100
Senators
57
Accepting Faxes

Alabama

R
Tommy Tuberville
Class 2 Senator
R
Katie Britt
Class 3 Senator
Not accepting faxes

Alaska

R
Lisa Murkowski
Class 3 Senator
R
Dan Sullivan
Class 2 Senator

Arizona

I
Kyrsten Sinema
Class 1 Senator
Not accepting faxes
D
Mark Kelly
Class 3 Senator
Not accepting faxes

Arkansas

R
John Boozman
Class 3 Senator
R
Tom Cotton
Class 2 Senator

California

D
Alex Padilla
Class 1 Senator
Not accepting faxes
D
Adam Schiff
Class 3 Senator
Not accepting faxes

Colorado

D
Michael Bennet
Class 3 Senator
D
John Hickenlooper
Class 2 Senator
Not accepting faxes

Connecticut

D
Richard Blumenthal
Class 3 Senator
D
Chris Murphy
Class 1 Senator
Not accepting faxes

Delaware

D
Tom Carper
Class 1 Senator
D
Chris Coons
Class 2 Senator

Florida

R
Marco Rubio
Class 3 Senator
R
Rick Scott
Class 1 Senator
Not accepting faxes

Georgia

D
Jon Ossoff
Class 2 Senator
Not accepting faxes
D
Raphael Warnock
Class 3 Senator
Not accepting faxes

Hawaii

D
Brian Schatz
Class 3 Senator
D
Mazie Hirono
Class 1 Senator

Idaho

R
Mike Crapo
Class 3 Senator
R
Jim Risch
Class 2 Senator

Illinois

D
Dick Durbin
Class 2 Senator
D
Tammy Duckworth
Class 3 Senator
Not accepting faxes

Indiana

R
Todd Young
Class 3 Senator
Not accepting faxes
R
Jim Banks
Class 1 Senator
Not accepting faxes

Iowa

R
Chuck Grassley
Class 3 Senator
R
Joni Ernst
Class 2 Senator
Not accepting faxes

Kansas

R
Jerry Moran
Class 3 Senator
R
Roger Marshall
Class 2 Senator
Not accepting faxes

Kentucky

R
Mitch McConnell
Class 2 Senator
R
Rand Paul
Class 3 Senator

Louisiana

R
Bill Cassidy
Class 2 Senator
R
John Kennedy
Class 3 Senator
Not accepting faxes

Maine

R
Susan Collins
Class 2 Senator
I
Angus King
Class 1 Senator
Not accepting faxes

Maryland

D
Ben Cardin
Class 1 Senator
D
Chris Van Hollen
Class 3 Senator
Not accepting faxes

Massachusetts

D
Elizabeth Warren
Class 1 Senator
D
Ed Markey
Class 2 Senator

Michigan

D
Gary Peters
Class 2 Senator
Not accepting faxes
D
Elissa Slotkin
Class 1 Senator
Not accepting faxes

Minnesota

D
Amy Klobuchar
Class 1 Senator
D
Tina Smith
Class 2 Senator
Not accepting faxes

Mississippi

R
Roger Wicker
Class 1 Senator
R
Cindy Hyde-Smith
Class 2 Senator

Missouri

R
Josh Hawley
Class 1 Senator
Not accepting faxes
R
Eric Schmitt
Class 3 Senator
Not accepting faxes

Montana

D
Jon Tester
Class 1 Senator
R
Steve Daines
Class 2 Senator
Not accepting faxes

Nebraska

R
Deb Fischer
Class 1 Senator
R
Pete Ricketts
Class 2 Senator
Not accepting faxes

Nevada

D
Catherine Cortez Masto
Class 3 Senator
Not accepting faxes
D
Jacky Rosen
Class 1 Senator
Not accepting faxes

New Hampshire

D
Jeanne Shaheen
Class 2 Senator
D
Maggie Hassan
Class 3 Senator
Not accepting faxes

New Jersey

D
Cory Booker
Class 2 Senator
D
Andy Kim
Class 1 Senator
Not accepting faxes

New Mexico

D
Martin Heinrich
Class 1 Senator
D
Ben Ray Luján
Class 2 Senator
Not accepting faxes

New York

D
Chuck Schumer
Class 3 Senator
D
Kirsten Gillibrand
Class 1 Senator

North Carolina

R
Thom Tillis
Class 2 Senator
Not accepting faxes
R
Ted Budd
Class 3 Senator
Not accepting faxes

North Dakota

R
John Hoeven
Class 3 Senator
R
Kevin Cramer
Class 1 Senator
Not accepting faxes

Ohio

D
Sherrod Brown
Class 1 Senator
R
Bernie Moreno
Class 1 Senator
Not accepting faxes

Oklahoma

R
James Lankford
Class 3 Senator
Not accepting faxes
R
Markwayne Mullin
Class 2 Senator
Not accepting faxes

Oregon

D
Ron Wyden
Class 3 Senator
D
Jeff Merkley
Class 2 Senator

Pennsylvania

D
Bob Casey
Class 1 Senator
D
John Fetterman
Class 3 Senator
Not accepting faxes

Rhode Island

D
Jack Reed
Class 2 Senator
D
Sheldon Whitehouse
Class 1 Senator

South Carolina

R
Lindsey Graham
Class 2 Senator
R
Tim Scott
Class 3 Senator

South Dakota

R
John Thune
Class 3 Senator
R
Mike Rounds
Class 2 Senator
Not accepting faxes

Tennessee

R
Marsha Blackburn
Class 1 Senator
Not accepting faxes
R
Bill Hagerty
Class 2 Senator
Not accepting faxes

Texas

R
John Cornyn
Class 2 Senator
R
Ted Cruz
Class 1 Senator

Utah

R
Mike Lee
Class 3 Senator
R
Mitt Romney
Class 1 Senator
Not accepting faxes

Vermont

I
Bernie Sanders
Class 1 Senator
D
Peter Welch
Class 3 Senator
Not accepting faxes

Virginia

D
Mark Warner
Class 2 Senator
D
Tim Kaine
Class 1 Senator

Washington

D
Patty Murray
Class 3 Senator
D
Maria Cantwell
Class 1 Senator

West Virginia

D
Joe Manchin
Class 1 Senator
R
Shelley Moore Capito
Class 2 Senator

Wisconsin

R
Ron Johnson
Class 3 Senator
D
Tammy Baldwin
Class 1 Senator

Wyoming

R
John Barrasso
Class 1 Senator
R
Cynthia Lummis
Class 2 Senator
Not accepting faxes

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Why Fax Your Senator?

The United States Senate is one of the most powerful legislative bodies in the world. With just 100 members—two from each state—senators wield enormous influence over federal policy, judicial appointments, and international treaties. Unlike House representatives who serve two-year terms, senators serve six-year terms, allowing them to take longer-term positions on complex issues. Faxing your senator is one of the most effective ways to make your voice heard on matters of national importance.

When you fax your senator, your message is treated as official constituent correspondence. Senate offices track and categorize all incoming communications, using this data to inform the senator's positions on legislation. A well-timed fax on a pending bill can genuinely influence how your senator votes. Unlike emails that can be easily deleted or overlooked, faxes are printed documents that require physical handling and response.

Understanding the Role of the US Senate

The Senate has several unique constitutional responsibilities that distinguish it from the House of Representatives. Senators confirm presidential appointments to the federal judiciary, including Supreme Court justices, as well as cabinet members and ambassadors. The Senate also ratifies international treaties, requiring a two-thirds majority vote. In impeachment proceedings, the Senate serves as the jury while the House acts as prosecutor.

Your state's two senators represent your entire state, not just a single district. This means they must balance diverse interests and constituencies across urban, suburban, and rural areas. When you contact your senator, you're communicating with someone whose decisions affect millions of constituents and shape national policy for years to come.

Understanding Senate Classes

Senators are divided into three classes (Class I, II, and III) for election purposes. This staggered system means roughly one-third of the Senate faces election every two years, ensuring legislative continuity and preventing complete turnover. Knowing your senator's class helps you understand when they'll next face voters and may be most responsive to constituent input.

How to Send an Effective Fax to Your Senator

FaxZen makes it simple to send a fax online to either or both of your state's senators—no special equipment required. Our platform automatically formats your message and delivers it directly to the senator's office fax machine. Use a professional fax cover sheet to make your communication look official. Here's how to maximize the impact:

  • Identify yourself clearly – Include your full name, address, and phone number. Senators prioritize communications from verified constituents within their state
  • Reference specific legislation – Mention bills by their Senate number (e.g., S. 1234) to help staff route your message to the appropriate legislative aide
  • Focus on one issue – Senate offices categorize constituent mail by topic. A focused message ensures your position is accurately recorded
  • State your position clearly – Whether you support or oppose a bill, be explicit about what action you want the senator to take
  • Share why it matters to you – Personal stories about how legislation affects your family, community, or business are compelling and memorable
  • Be timely – Send your fax before key votes or committee hearings when your input can have the greatest impact
  • Remain respectful – A professional tone is more likely to receive thoughtful consideration than an angry rant

Why Choose Fax Over Email or Phone?

Senate offices receive enormous volumes of electronic communication—often tens of thousands of emails during controversial debates. Phone lines frequently go to voicemail, and automated systems may not capture nuanced positions. Faxes offer a middle ground: they're convenient to send online but arrive as physical documents that demand attention. Many advocacy organizations specifically recommend faxing senators when you want to ensure your message is seen and counted. Explore the benefits of online fax services.

With FaxZen, you can fax both of your senators in minutes without leaving your desk. Best of all, you can fax without a fax machine or dedicated phone line. Our secure platform ensures your message is delivered reliably, and you'll receive confirmation when your fax is successfully transmitted. Whether you're advocating for healthcare reform, environmental protection, judicial nominations, or any other federal issue, faxing your senator is a powerful form of civic engagement that truly makes a difference.