Frequently Asked Questions

Introduction

I hope to make using these automated mailing lists as easy as possible. The following information should answer most of your questions If you have a question that isn't covered here, please contact my Washington office for assistance.

I have never used e-newsletters before. What are they?

What is the purpose of Senator Bingaman's e-newsletters?

Is there any charge for using these e-newsletters?

How do I subscribe to an e-newsletter?

How do I unsubscribe from an e-newsletter?

Who can I contact for additional help?

I have never used e-newsletters before. What are they?

An e-newsletter is an electronic version of a printed newsletter sent to a group of e-mail addresses. I am offering both a general interest monthly e-newsletter along with periodic updates related to issues, like health care or education.

To receive these e-newsletters, you must first "subscribe" to the e-newsletter(s) you're interested in. When you subscribe, you add your profile and e-mail address to the list of recipients for that mailing, so that you can receive messages sent on that topic from my office.

If you later decide you no longer want to be on the e-newsletter distribution list, you can "unsubscribe" from the list(s) you are on. When you unsubscribe, your email will be removed from the list of recipients for that mailing, and you will no longer receive messages from the list.

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What is the purpose of Senator Bingaman's e-newsletters?

A top priority in my office is to keep my constituents informed of my activities on their behalf. These e-newsletters allow me to help meet that commitment. When you subscribe to one or more of these lists, you'll receive periodic e-mail messages from my office with legislative updates on the topics you've selected. These updates will include information on recent Senate floor action in that area, news releases we have distributed pertaining to the topic, and other such information You may unsubscribe at any time.

Each of these e-newsletters is considered a "one-way" mailing. When you subscribe, you'll receive e-mails from my office, but you won't be able to send message to other subscribers.

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Is there any charge for using these e-newsletters?

There is absolutely no charge for subscribing to any of these e-newsletters. Also, there is no limit to the number of e-newsletters to which you can subscribe. I hope you will find them worthy of your time.

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How do I subscribe to an e-newsletter or change my existing subscriptions?

You can subscribe to the monthly newsletters and the periodic updates by visiting the Profile Updatepage.

You will receive an e-mail confirmation that your subscription has been received.

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How do I unsubscribe from an e-newsletter?

For technical reasons, it's easiest to unsubscribe from my e-newsletters by clicking on the "Unsubscribe" link at the bottom of the e-newsletter itself. If you cannot do so, please call my office at (202) 224-5521 and request to be removed from the list.

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Who can I contact for additional help?

If you have questions that haven't been answered by these help files, please contact my Washington office at (202) 224-5521 or TTY (202) 224-1792 for further assistance.

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