Your Congressional representative is on this list. Make your voice heard, get started below.
Our state can protect its own jobs, its own consumers, and its own farmers right now — more than 16,000 jobs, 2100+ store fronts and $4.4 billion in economic activity.
Two ways to be heard. Both take a minute.
Call: tap the phone number and read the script below. Staff log every call.
Email: tap Email and your message is copied automatically. Their official contact form opens in a new tab — paste it in, swap in your name and city, and send.
Sixty seconds. Here's what to say.
Hi, my name is [your name] and I'm a constituent from [your city]. I'm asking you to protect North Carolina's hemp industry. The Senate passed an extension moving the federal hemp deadline to December 11 — the House needs to keep that language in the final funding bill. But a one-month delay isn't a fix. Before December 11, I'm asking Congress to pass a further extension and real regulation — age limits, testing, labeling — instead of a ban that puts 16,000 North Carolina jobs at risk. Please protect the extension and support a permanent solution. Thank you.
If you are calling a green card, say thank you instead.
Hi, my name is [your name] and I'm a constituent from [your city]. I'm calling to thank the Congressman for standing with North Carolina's hemp industry. I'm asking him to keep holding that line — a further extension and a permanent fix before December 11, so 16,000 North Carolina jobs aren't lost while Congress writes the rules. Thank you for your work on this.
Not sure which district you live in? Look it up at house.gov/representatives/find-your-representative.
U.S. Capitol switchboard: (202) 224-3121 — ask to be connected to any member's office.
Congressional offices accept constituent email through their official web forms rather than direct email addresses. Office numbers are Washington, D.C. offices, sourced from public congressional records.
