Information Collected and Stored Automatically

The U.S. Senate collects aggregate data about visits to Senate web sites, such as statistics that show which parts of each web site were visited the most. The following information is also collected when you visit any U.S. Senate web site: the domain from which you access the Senate web site, the date and time of your visit, the pages you visit, and the address of the web site, if any, that provided the link from which you reached the Senate site. This information is gathered only for the purpose of enabling us to improve the online service we provide to visitors to Senate web sites.

No individual identifying or personal information (such as your name) is automatically gathered when you visit any Senate web site. Senator Snowe's web site does not use 'cookies' or other means to track your visit in any way. To learn more about the Senate's Internet security and privacy policy online, please go to this address: http://www.senate.gov/security.html.

Submitting Personal Information

Senator Snowe's web site is designed to collect personal information only  when you choose to provide that information. The site has an online web form that you can use to contact Senator Snowe by sending an electronic mail message. To send an e-mail, an online web form asks you for your name, address, e-mail address, and other pieces of optional information. This information is provided by you so that Senator Snowe and her staff can respond to your message or request.

If you are requesting help with casework, it may also be necessary for Senator Snowe's office to share the information you provide with the government agency from which you are requesting assistance. Other than when needed to perform constituent casework at your request, Senator Snowe's office will share no personal information communicated through this web site with any outside organization or individual.

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