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We encourage all Senate offices to keep us up to date with any changes or additions to this list. Please contact us via email or telephone at (202) 224-0265. Baldwin-D-WI Office Location: SH-709Office Phone: 202-224-6225Email: press@baldwin.senate.gov Press Contacts: John KrausEli RosenOlivia Barrett Barrasso-R-WY Office Location: SD-307Office Phone: 202-224-0856Email: press@barrasso.senate ...
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Hometown: Houston. Contact. 167 Russell Senate Office Building. Washington DC 20510. (202) 224-5922. Committee Assignments. Biographical Directory Listing. Texas became the 28th state to join the Union on December 29, 1845. Texas's first two senators, Samuel Houston and Thomas Rusk, took office on February 21, 1846.
