Members of Congress. Locate key decision-makers and support staff that work behind the scenes on important legislative issues. On every member page, you will find:

• Addresses, telephone and fax numbers, e-mail and web addresses
• Expanded member biographies, photographs
• State map with district highlighted
• Staff members with titles and legislative responsibilities
• All district offices with address, phone, fax, staff
• Leadership positions, committees, subcommittees and caucuses

Committees. Pinpoint key contacts on committees who work day-to-day on legislation that's most important to you.

• Committees, subcommittees and caucuses with jurisdiction data
• Majority and minority members in order of rank with party, state and district
• Committee staff with titles, address, telephone and fax numbers
• Staff Biographies. Familiarize yourself with personal and career accomplishments of key staff members prior to making your first contact.
• Entire section devoted to staff biographies
• Includes education, career highlights and more

States and Districts. Get detailed state-by-state information on any member's congressional districts with:

• Governor with address and telephone
• Listings of cities, counties and zip codes for each district
• State maps with congressional districts shown
• Election opponents and voting percentages

Indexes. Multiple indexes make finding the information you need quick and easy. Search by:

• Individual name with phone number and page reference
• Subject or keyword with page reference
• City or county with population, district and representative
• Governor with address and telephone
• Listings of cities, counties and zip codes for each district
• State maps with congressional districts shown
• Election opponents and voting percentages

Web only access is also available. For more information contact: directorysales@cqpress.com (Also includes Bernan's The Almanac of the Unelected online).

Congressional Staff Directory, Fall 2011

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Features

• Multiple Browses
• Members
• Committees
• Staff & Biography Search
• States/Districts
• Hill Organizations
• Bernan Profiles
• Keyword Search
• Mobile Access

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• Members: Addresses, telephone and fax numbers, e-mail and web addresses; Twitter pages and YouTube channels when available; state map with district highlighted; staff members with titles and legislative responsibilities; all state and district offices with contact information staff; leadership positions, committees, subcommittees and caucuses

• Committees: Information on committees, subcommittees and caucuses with jurisdiction data; majority and minority members in order of rank with party, state, and district; committee staff with titles, addresses, telephone and fax numbers; e-mail and Web addresses; Twitter pages and YouTube channels when available

• States and districts: Get detailed state-by-state information on any member's congressional district, including names of governors; listings of cities, counties, and zip codes for each district; state maps with congressional districts shown; election opponents and vote totals and percentages

• Member and staff and biographies: Information on current position, family members, place of birth, education, private sector career, as well as previous and current positions within state, local, or federal government; includes an entire section devoted to biographies of key congressional staff members with education, career highlights, and more

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