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1. www.merkley.senate.gov › connect › contactEmail Jeff - Merkley

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   To ask him a question or share your concerns on an issue, please select a topic then fill out the form below. If you would like to sign up for email updates and get the latest news from Jeff, click here. For media inquiries, please call Senator Merkley’s D.C. office at 202-224-3753.

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2. www.jeffmerkley.com › contactContact Us | Jeff Merkley for U.S. Senate, Oregon

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   Contact Us. You can reach the Merkley campaign by postal mail at: Jeff Merkley for Oregon. PO Box 14172. Portland, OR 97293. Or reach us by phone at: 503-200-5518.

3. contactsenators.com › oregon › jeff-merkleyContact Senator Jeff Merkley - ContactSenators

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   Jeff Merkley: State: Oregon: Party: Democratic: Class: class2: Born: Oct 24, 1956 (Age: 65 years old) Entered Office: Jan 03, 2009: Term Expires: Jan 03, 2027: Mailing Address: 313 Hart Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510: Phone Number: (202) 224-3753: Email Address: Email Form: Website: Official Website: Facebook: Official Facebook ...

4. www.congress.gov › member › jeff-merkleyJeff Merkley | Congress.gov | Library of Congress

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   https://www.merkley.senate.gov: Contact: 531 Hart Senate Office Building Washington, DC 20510 (202) 224-3753 Contact: Party: Democratic: Senate

5. www.jeffmerkley.com › aboutMeet Jeff | Jeff Merkley for U.S. Senate, Oregon

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   Jeff led a people-powered, door-knocking Democratic takeover of the Oregon House for the first time in 16 years. He steered a one-seat majority to a string of progressive environmental, economic, labor, ethics, and civil rights victories that led the Oregonian to call the legislative session, “Oregon’s most productive in a generation.”.