John McCain has served as a Republican senator from Arizona since 1987. Prior to his election, he served as a U.S. representative for Arizona and a naval aviator. During his military service in Vietnam McCain was captured as a prisoner of war. One of the concerns he has expressed is the current spending habits of the federal government. McCain ran for and lost the Republican nomination for President in 2000.

For more information about John McCain's political perspectives and service, visit his senate website at mccain.senate.gov and his campaign website at www.johnmccain.com.

Governor Sarah Palin

Sarah Palin joins John McCain on the campaign trail from her office as the Governor of Alaska. While Governor Palin became the first female to be govern Alaska in 2006, she is also the first female major party vice presidential candidate. She is known for her interest in prioritizing resource and workforce development, education, public health and safety, and infrastructure development. As a one time mayor and city council member of Wasilla , Alaska, Palin has also stressed the conservation of domestic and natural gas resources.

Wanna know more about Governor Palin? Visit her website or follow her onto McCain’s campaign website.

Contact John McCain!

As you could probably guess, both of his websites give you a form to fill out when sending an email, so if you'd like to leave McCain a comment or ask a question via email that's where you'll go. Here is his other contact information, both for his senate office and campaign:

Washington D.C. Office

Send mail to:
241 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510
Call: 202-224-2235
Fax: 202-228-2862

Campaign Headquarters

Send mail to:
John McCain 2008
P.O. Box 16118
Arlington, VA 22215
Call: 703-418-2008

See where Senator McCain stands on issues of importance to LGBTQ youth.

Barack Obama has served as a Democratic senator from Illinois since 2005. Prior to his election, he served as a state senator for Illinois, a constitutional law professor, a civil rights attorney, and a community organizer around issues of poverty. Obama is the fifth African-American person to hold office in the U.S. Senate (including African-American senators elected during the era of Reconstruction), and is the first African-American to be the presumptive nominee for President of the United States.

For more information about Barack Obama's political perspectives and service, visit his senate website at obama.senate.gov and his campaign website at www.barackobama.com.

Senator Joe Biden

Since 1972, Joe Biden has been a Senator of Delaware as he won his first election at age 29. While this Senator is known for his commitment to bipartisanship, his priorities include being a leader in foreign policy,  terrorism, drug policy, and fighting crime. He is responsible for writing the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), that works with victims of violence, Senator Biden also introduced the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994 to increase the number of police officers in America and the College Affordability and Creating Chances for Educational Success for Student (ACCESS) ACT, that  increases college planning in schools, Pell grants, and tax incentives.

To find out more about Senator Joe Biden, visit his website. Or  find out more about him on Obama’s website.

Contact Barack Obama!

As you could probably guess, both of his websites give you a form to fill out when sending an email, so if you'd like to leave Obama a comment or ask a question via email that's where you'll go. Here is his other contact information, both for his senate office and campaign:

Washington D.C. Office

Send mail to:
713 Hart Senate Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20510
Call: (202) 224-2854
Fax: (202) 228-4260
TDD: (202) 228-1404

Campaign Headquarters

Send mail to:
Obama for America
P.O. Box 8102
Chicago, IL 60680
Call: (866) 675-2008

See where Senator Obama stands on issues of importance to LGBTQ youth.