You could write, for example, “Hello @TGowdySC! With all the talk about environmental concerns in the news, could you explain your stance on climate change?” You can visit Trey Gowdy’s Twitter at https://twitter. com/TGowdySC.
You could say, “Thanks for sharing your perspective on the transgender military ban, Rep. Gowdy. What is your perspective on “gender identity” being added to anti-discrimination laws?” Check out Trey Gowdy’s Facebook page at https://www. facebook. com/RepTreyGowdy/.
If he posts a picture of himself posing with his former attorney colleagues, for example, you could say, “Great picture, @tgowdysc! I’m starting my first year of law school next semester. Do you have any advice?” You can find Gowdy’s Instagram at https://www. instagram. com/tgowdysc/?hl=en
You do not need to be a citizen of South Carolina to email Trey Gowdy, although messages from South Carolinian citizens may be given more priority for a response. Visit the “Write Your Rep” page.
If you have a Facebook account, you can also link it with your message instead of filling out the form. The form also includes a check button to subscribe to Trey Gowdy’s newsletter, which is not required to send a message.
If you’re writing in advocacy of higher pay for teachers, for example, choose “Education” as the topic.
If you choose the first option, keep in mind it is not a guarantee that Gowdy will respond. You may receive a response from his team or no response, depending on how busy he is.
Subject: Funding for Art Museums Comment: Dear Representative Trey Gowdy, Hello! My name is Dr. Smith, and I’m a curator at the Columbia Museum of Art. South Carolina has a rich artistic history, and I think the state government should take more steps to preserve art now for future generations. Have you considered increasing the state funding for art museums? If not, would you be interested in a museum tour to discuss the importance of art preservation? Best, Dr. Henry Smith
Even if Gowdy does not respond, he or his team likely read your message. In most cases, no follow-up message is needed.
If you’re calling about gun control laws in the United States, for example, call the Washington, DC office. The phone number for Trey Gowdy’s Washington, DC office is (202) 225-6030.
If your issue relates to city parks in Woodruff, SC, for example, call the Spartanburg office. The phone number for Greenville is (864) 241-0175, and the phone number for Spartanburg is (864) 583-3264.
If you live in South Carolina, include your city so Gowdy’s team knows where the message is coming from.
