Tillis Launches New, Constituent-Focused Website | Eastern NC Now

Today, Senator Thom Tillis (R-NC) unveiled his new website, designed to help North Carolinians learn about the Senator’s positions on important issues facing the state and nation, and to allow for easier access when contacting his staff. The site’s homepage features quick links to constituent servic

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    WASHINGTON, D.C. - Today, Senator Thom Tillis (R-NC) unveiled his new website, designed to help North Carolinians learn about the Senator's positions on important issues facing the state and nation, and to allow for easier access when contacting his staff. The site's homepage features quick links to constituent services, news updates, social media channels and contact information for each of the Senator's offices across the state.

    Visitors to the new site will benefit from a variety of tools that will allow them to find information about key happenings in the U.S. Senate, as well as the ability to request more information about the Senator's position on issues of interest. Tillis is dedicated to providing quick and efficient assistance to his constituents as they attempt to navigate the federal bureaucracy and encourages all North Carolinians to reach out to any of his five offices in Charlotte, Greenville, High Point, Raleigh, and Washington, D.C.

    Additionally, the site also features easy-to-use tools that allow visitors to explore Tillis' voting record and a complete list of legislation that he has sponsored. Senator Tillis welcomes responses from constituents submitted through the online contact form.

    Tillis is committed to engaging with his constituents in as many ways possible, and he hopes that the feedback he receives through the new website will better help him represent the interests of North Carolinians in the Senate. For regular updates from our office on the work that Senator Tillis is doing in Washington and across the state, we welcome you to sign up to receive our monthly newsletter.

  • Contact: Crystal Feldman
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