
Mark DeSaulnier
Representative, District 10
DemocratCommittees
- • House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure
- • House Committee on Education and Workforce
- • House Committee on Ethics
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Rep. Mark DeSaulnier's Committee Assignments
Rep. Mark DeSaulnier currently serves on the following 3 committees:
- •House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure
- •House Committee on Education and Workforce
- •House Committee on Ethics
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How to fax Rep. Mark DeSaulnier
Rep. Mark DeSaulnier is a Democrat Representative from California, serving since 2025. The most reliable way to contact Mark is by fax — congressional offices log every fax received and route them to the appropriate staff. Use the form above to send a fax in minutes. Your message is delivered to the official fax number on file for Rep. Mark DeSaulnier's House office.
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