Contact Your U.S. House Representative

Nonpartisan Guide to Supporting Transparency with Protection

Purpose

Ask your Representative—regardless of party—to support transparency with protection:

Release unclassified Epstein records while automatically redacting victim PII and CSAM (as specified in H.R. 4405 – Epstein Files Transparency Act).

1) Identify and Reach Your Representative

Find your Rep & contact page: House "Find Your Representative"
Full member directory: House.gov Directory (phone, DC & district offices)
Capitol Switchboard: (202) 224-3121 - Say your ZIP and ask for your Representative's office
Alternative lookup: Congress.gov "Find Your Members"

2) What to Ask (Keep It Simple and Specific)

Publicly support "transparency with protection"
Sign the active House discharge petition to bring the bill to the floor (see House Clerk for current petition)
Vote YES on H.R. 4405

Why this bill? It requires DOJ (including FBI and U.S. Attorneys) to release unclassified Epstein-related records while permitting redactions for:

Victim PII
CSAM
Active investigations (temporary)
Properly classified material

—with written justifications for redactions.

Key line to repeat: "Please stand with survivors: release the truth, protect the vulnerable."

3) 60-Second Call Script (Staffer Safe & Nonpartisan)

Hi, I'm [NAME], a constituent in [CITY, ZIP]. I'm asking [REP NAME] to support H.R. 4405 (Epstein Files Transparency Act) and sign the active discharge petition so it gets a vote. The bill releases unclassified records with automatic redaction of victim information and CSAM, so survivors get transparency without being exposed. Can you log my request and let me know the Representative's position? I'm at [EMAIL/PHONE]. Thank you.

📋 For staffer reference: The "JFK-style disclosure framework" refers to:

H.R. 4405 - The bill establishing the framework
H.Res. 581 - The discharge petition vehicle
Discharge Petition #9 - Current signers list

4) Voicemail Version (≤30 seconds)

Hi, I'm [NAME] in [CITY, ZIP]. Please support H.R. 4405 and sign the discharge petition so the House votes to release unclassified Epstein records with victim privacy protected. I can be reached at [PHONE/EMAIL]. Thank you.

5) Email Template (Copy/Paste)

Subject: Please support H.R. 4405 and sign the discharge petition (transparency with protection) Dear Rep. [LAST NAME], I'm a constituent in [CITY, ZIP]. I'm writing to ask you to support H.R. 4405 – the Epstein Files Transparency Act and to sign the active discharge petition so the House can vote. The bill requires DOJ to release unclassified Epstein-related records while automatically redacting victim PII and CSAM, with narrowly tailored exceptions for active cases and properly classified information, plus written justification for any redactions. This is survivor-first transparency. Please let me know your position and whether the Representative will sign the petition and support final passage. Thank you, [NAME] [ADDRESS or ZIP] [EMAIL] • [PHONE] References for staff: - Bill text: H.R. 4405 (Congress.gov): https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/4405 - Discharge petition & signers: https://clerk.house.gov/DischargePetition/2025090209

6) Tips for Effective, Respectful Outreach

Lead with survivors. This is transparency with protection—no doxxing, no naming non-public victims.
Be nonpartisan and concise. Thank anyone—of any party—who supports the ask.
Identify yourself as a constituent. Staff prioritize district voices.
Ask for a reply and a staff contact; follow up politely.