How to Contact the 11 Senators Who Voted Against Health Care for 'Burn Pit' Veterans

Mike Lee (Utah)

Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) meets with Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson in his office on Capitol Hill on March 09, 2022 in Washington, DC Photo: Anna Moneymaker (Getty Images)

Sen. Mike Lee from Utah voted against giving health care to veterans on Tuesday. Lee wanted to add an amendment to the bill that would’ve severely limited the number of veterans who could seek care, but that amendment failed.

Sen. Lee’s phone number in Washington is 202-224-5444 or you can contact him through his online form.

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