65 faxable senators Updated August 2026
Fax the U.S. Senate
Find your senators' fax numbers below and click Send fax — we'll prefill the fax number and a cover page addressed to them. You just attach your document and send.
100 senators listed · 65 currently accept faxes
Alabama
- Not accepting faxes
- Not accepting faxes
Alaska
Arizona
- Not accepting faxes
- Not accepting faxes
Arkansas
California
- (202) 224-2200Send fax
- Not accepting faxes
Colorado
- (202) 228-5097Send fax
- Not accepting faxes
Connecticut
Delaware
- Not accepting faxes
- (202) 228-3075Send fax
Florida
- Not accepting faxes
- Not accepting faxes
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
- Not accepting faxes
- (202) 226-6866Send fax
Iowa
Kansas
- Not accepting faxes
- (316) 269-9259Send fax
Kentucky
- (202) 224-2499Send fax
- Not accepting faxes
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
- Not accepting faxes
- (202) 228-0629Send fax
Massachusetts
- (617) 570-9081Send fax
- Not accepting faxes
Michigan
- (202) 224-7387Send fax
- Not accepting faxes
Minnesota
Mississippi
- (202) 224-5321Send fax
- Not accepting faxes
Missouri
Montana
- (202) 228-1236Send fax
- Not accepting faxes
Nebraska
- (202) 228-1325Send fax
- Not accepting faxes
Nevada
- (775) 686-5757Send fax
- Not accepting faxes
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
- (202) 228-2841Send fax
- Not accepting faxes
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
- Not accepting faxes
- (202) 228-5112Send fax
Ohio
- Not accepting faxes
- Not accepting faxes
Oklahoma
- (202) 228-1015Send fax
- Not accepting faxes
Oregon
Pennsylvania
- Not accepting faxes
- Not accepting faxes
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
- Not accepting faxes
- Ted Cruz RNot accepting faxes
Utah
Vermont
- (202) 228-0776Send fax
- Not accepting faxes
Virginia
- (202) 228-6363Send fax
- Not accepting faxes
Washington
West Virginia
- (202) 225-7856Send fax
- Not accepting faxes
Wisconsin
Wyoming
- (202) 224-1724Send fax
- Not accepting faxes
About Senate fax numbers
- Fax numbers are each senator's published Senate office line — the Washington, D.C. office where available, otherwise a public state-office line. Collected August 2026.
- Offices periodically stop accepting faxes — senators marked “not accepting faxes” were listed that way in the most recent directory update.
- Senators often publish additional state-office fax numbers; the number listed above is the one the directory most recently confirmed as active.
- Want a written record? Faxing a senator gives you a timestamped transmission confirmation — useful for casework and advocacy follow-ups.
- Reaching out about a federal issue? Your representative in the House can be faxed the same way.