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Senator Tom Udall, D-Santa Fe, is now on the social media bandwagon, announcing that his office has created social media pages on multiple services to help connect with constituents.
Udall is now officially on Twitter at @SenatorTomUdall, has an official Senate Flickr account in addition to his already-existing Facebook and YouTube pages.
Surprisingly, Udall is just the second member of the New Mexico delegation to use Twitter. The first was the person who succeeded Udall in the 3rd Congressional District, Democratic Congressman Ben Ray Lujan (@RepBenRayLujan).
According to TweetCongress, 155 members of the House and Senate are active members Twitter — 99 Republicans and 56 Democrats.
So if you’re looking to connect with Udall’s office, there are a few more ways.
