Description
Draft and manage constituent correspondence on legislation, policy positions, casework, and federal services. Research issues, coordinate with staff and agencies, and produce accurate, compliant letters, emails, and reports for a Member’s office.
- • Prepare constituent responses, casework updates, and official letters on behalf of the Member.
- • Read and triage incoming mail, emails, and messages to determine issues, urgency, and routing.
- • Research legislation, agency policies, and district impacts to inform replies.
- • Present clear explanations of laws, programs, and the legislative process in plain language.
- • Draft, edit, and proof correspondence; ensure accuracy, tone, and formatting meet office and chamber rules.
- • Submit correspondence for approval and signature; manage e-signature and franking compliance.
- • Maintain the constituent mail database; log contacts, track issues, and monitor deadlines.
- • Create and update form letters and FAQs for recurring topics.
- • Attach relevant background materials and case documents to outgoing correspondence.
- • Route complex matters to legislative aides, caseworkers, or communications staff.
- • Compile weekly and monthly mail metrics and sentiment reports for leadership.
- • Coordinate with committee staff and agency liaisons to address constituent requests.
- • Manage large mailings and mail merges; oversee print, frank, and USPS or electronic delivery.
- • Ensure confidentiality and compliance with ethics rules, privacy laws, and records retention.
- • Prepare briefings and talking points reflecting constituent concerns and trends.
- • Support town halls and outreach by drafting follow-up communications and issue summaries.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
