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American flags may be purchased by Fifth District residents at-cost through our Washington, D.C. office. Residents may also request to have a flag flown over the U.S. Capitol building to celebrate a special occasion or in recognition of a individual or a group, even on a specific date. A certificate suitable for framing is included with the flag.

Flag Request Order Form

There is a nominal fee for this service. Please note that it can occasionally take four to six weeks to complete your order.

How to place a flag order:

Currently we only take flag orders through the mail from the flag order form. The PDF file can be filled out on your computer and can then be printed. Please call (202) 225-4755 if you have questions about how to place an order. Don't forget to mail the check with the order form!

Please mail the completed form and payment to:

Congressman Keith Ellison – Attn: Flags
2244 Rayburn Building
Washington, D.C. 20515

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03/11/2013
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03/11/2013

Keith Ellison: Today is International Day against Homophobia and Transphobia. As we celebrate progress made at home, I stand with human rights defenders around the world fighting for justice and inclusion.
Keith Ellison: Today the House will vote for the 37th time to take away health care coverage for millions of uninsured Americans. Yet they have yet to vote to repeal the sequester.
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