• How do I contact Congressman Cleaver?
• What committees does the Congressman sit on?
• What area of Missouri does the Congressman represent?
• How can I schedule a meeting with the Congressman?
• What tours does the Congressman’s office provide?
• What constituent services does the Congressman offer?
• How can I get a flag flown over the U.S. Capitol?
• What is the Congressman’s position on issues?
• Where can I search for bills handled by Congress?
• How can I get an internship in the Congressman’s office?

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How do I contact Congressman Cleaver?

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There are several ways to contact Congressman Cleaver. To help us better serve you, please visit our contact page and select the means of contact that best suits your particular need. Click here for contact information.

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What committees does Congressman Cleaver sit on?

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Congressman Cleaver is a member of the House Committee on Financial Services and serves on the following subcommittees:

Investigation and Oversight Subcommittee

Housing and Community Opportunity Subcommittee

Financial Institutions & Consumer Credit Subcommittee

Congressman Cleaver also serves on the Speaker's Select Committee on Engery Independence and Global Warming.

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What area of Missouri does Congressman Cleaver represent?

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Congressman Cleaver represents Missouri’s Fifth District, which includes most of Jackson County, Missouri and Raymore, Belton and Peculiar in Cass County. All of Kansas City south of the Missouri River, Independence, Raytown, Lee’s Summit, Lone Jack, Grandview, and Sugar Creek are all included in the Fifth District.

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How can I schedule a meeting with Congressman Cleaver?

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To schedule a meeting in Washington D.C. please email Christina Mahoney or call 202-225-4535.

In the District, please email JoAnn Dinwoodie or call 816-842-4545.

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What tours does Congressman Cleaver’s office offer?

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Congressman Cleaver’s office is happy to assist with tours of the U.S. Capitol and the White House. Please note that White House tours must be arranged at least four months in advance. Click here for more information on visiting Washington, D.C.

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What constituent services does Congressman Cleaver offer?

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Congresswoman Cleaver’s office can help with a wide range of constituent services, from locating a lost Social Security check to working through an immigration issue to helping a veteran track down his medals. Click here for more information on the constituent services offered.

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How can I get a flag flown over the U.S. Capitol?

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Congressman Cleaver’s office can arrange to have flags flown over the U.S. Capitol. Please click here for more information.

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What if I have a specific question about one of Congressman Cleaver’s positions?

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Click here to ask Congressman Cleaver about a position you are interested in or concerned about.

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Where can I search for bills handled by Congress?

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The Library of Congress offers a comprehensive online legislative database, called THOMAS, bills handled by Congress can be accessed by clicking here.

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How can I get an internship in Congressman Cleaver’s office?

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Congressman Cleaver offers internships to students from the Fifth Congressional District in both the Washington, D.C., Kansas City and Independence District offices. Click here to email for more information on the Intern Program.