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Westbrook

washingtonpost.com, Thursday, May 26th, 2011.

House Passes CFCEREA, Sends Bill to Conference.

The House of Representatives passed the Campaign Finance and Congressional Ethics Reform Enforcement Act (CFCEREA) today by a large margin. The bill will now head to conference, and is expected to reach the President's desk by early next week.

The Act, which is designed to both create new methods of campaign and ethics safeguards, and enforce existing laws on the books, has been heavily debated, as Senator Seth Randall of Florida filibustered the bill on the floor of the Senate. However, it passed the House with flying colors, with the entirety of the Democratic Caucus, 230 members, and 25 Republicans adding their support, for a total of 255-180.

The House version of the bill, called Robinson-Whitley after its' co-sponsors, Democrat Barry Robinson of Illinois and Frank Whitley of New York, is remarkably similar to its' Senate counterpart, Hunt-Kuhio bill, meaning that a conference committee will likely be short and agreeable.
 

Marky Bunny

BBC.CO.UK/Transport News

Monday May 27th 2011

Former Prime-Minister Graty opens the Colne Valley Rail link

Former Prime-Minister Maureen Graty today opened the new multi-million pound rail link between Alyesbury and Luton.
Graty who it is said managed to "get the trains to run on time" during her 3 year spell at Downing Street was a major supporter of the project which was first suggested back in the late 1980's. Work on the project started back in 2005 under the Graty Government.
Graty was joined by Transport Secretary Frank Cameron, as they travelled on a train from Aylesbury Parkway to St Albans City station. The route takes in the former Chiltern lines route to Rickmansworth before using the previousally under used link line towards Watford Met Station, before crossing the Rickmansworth Road at Baldwins Lane and joining up with the old Croxley branch line which has been re-opened. A New station has been opened at Ascort Road, as well two new station re-openings at West Watford, and Watford Stadium/Hospital. It continues on the re-opened line to Watford Junction before linking across to the former branch line to St Albans Abbey before a joing a new line to St Albans City station and on-wards to Luton. No stations have been closed and Watford Met Station which is run by London Underground is staying open, as well as running some trains to Aylesbury .
The whole route is being run by a new train company, "Colne Valley Trains".
"It is a great achievement" Graty told the opening "Its a fine day for public transport in this nation".
 
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Westbrook

politico.com, Friday, May 27th, 2011.

House Passes Immigration Reform, Bill to Head to Senate.

The House passed the Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act of 2011 today, with bipartisan support.

The Act would provide an extra $2 billion dollars in border security, namely improvements to the Mexican border. It also allocates another billion dollars to airports for security checks, as well as the possibility of another billion.

The Act will also set up a system in which college-attending immigrants with valuable skills would be set-up on a fast-track for citizenship, and would also "provide certain illegal and deportable alien students who graduate from US high schools, who are of good moral character, arrived in the U.S. legally or illegally as minors, and have been in the country continuously for at least five years prior to the bill's enactment." The bill also smoothes out many bureaucratic wrinkles, and cut down on costs within the Immigration and Naturalization Service.

The House passed the legislation 268-167, with mainly Democratic support, though some Republicans did vote for the legislation. It now goes to the Senate, where Majority Leader Robert Royce said that it will be taken up "with all promptness possible."
 

Westbrook

politico.com, Friday, May 27th, 2011.

In Excerpt from Vanity Fair, Vinick Confirms Departure After Midterms; Offers Wide-Ranging Glimpse of Current Political and Foreign Policy Landscape.

In a brief excerpt from Vanity Fair, due next month, Secretary of State Arnold Vinick was trailed by Lisa Sherborne for two months, during which she conducted several in-depth interviews. One of the more interesting developments is Vinick's confirmation of a long-held belief: He will be leaving his post as Secretary of State after the 2012 midterm election, no matter what.

"It would be time," Vinick stated in the article. "Six years and two Presidents, I'm not going to be like Bush and just vanish, but I'm starting to look forward to some well-deserved rest and retirement. So, basically as soon as the next Congress is sworn in, I'm out."

Vinick, showing his well-known candor, also gave his thoughts on the Presidential election, winning the Nobel Peace Prize, and the state of politics today.

The piece will be released in next month's Vanity Fair, on shelves on the 20th.
 

Tim Thomason

Master Lists of the 112th Congress
as of May 28th, 2011
Warning: Lots of repeated information. And don't forget about the Secret Text

Table of Contents:
1. Senate
1a. Senate seniority​
1b. Senate classes​
1c. Senate by state​
1d. Senate alphabetically​
2. House of Representatives
2a. House seniority​
2b. House members by district​
2c. House seniority by state​
2d. House alphabetically​
3. House & Senate
3a. House & Senate alphabetically​
3b. House & Senate seniority​
3c. Former 112th Congress members (between January 3rd and May 28th)​

Current members of the United States Senate
57 Republicans (+1 Independent)
41 Democrats (+1 Progressive Alliance member)

By seniority
  1. Robert Miner (R-AR) - January 3, 1967 John Hurt
  2. Joseph Rathburn (D-CT) - January 3, 1977 Orson Bean
  3. Sean Quatermain (R-WI) - January 3, 1981 (WI 16th in population per 1980 census) Recasting: Charles Napier
  4. Sam Wilkinson (R-KS) - January 3, 1981 (KS 28th in population per 1980 census) Paul Collins
  5. Clark Gibson (R-ID) - January 3, 1981 (ID 42nd in population per 1980 census)
  6. Max Lobell I (R-GA) - November 30, 1982 (GA 13th in population per 1980 census) David Huddleston
  7. William Wiley (D-WA) - January 3, 1983 (Former US Representative) James Earl Jones
  8. Sam Whiteside (D-MD) - January 3, 1983 (MD 18th in population per 1980 census) Beau Bridges
  9. Eric Bennett (D-NC) - January 3, 1985 (NC 10th in population per 1980 census) Robert Duvall
  10. Keith Proctor (R-LA) - January 3, 1985 (LA 19th in population per 1980 census)
  11. Emit George (R-NE) - January 3, 1985 (NE 35th in population per 1980 census)
  12. Michael Swain (R-RI) - January 3, 1985 (RI 40th in population per 1980 census) Kevin Dunn
  13. Dan Kalmbach (R-MD) - January 3, 1987 (Former US Representative) Denis Leary
  14. Robert Roanoke (R-OK) - January 3, 1987 (OK 26th in population per 1980 census)
  15. Rod Kasey (D-IA) - January 3, 1987 (IA 27th in population per 1980 census)
  16. Matt Hunt (R-AZ) - January 3, 1987 (AZ 29th in population per 1980 census) Philip Baker Hall
  17. Robert Greys (D-OR) - January 3, 1987 (OR 30th in population per 1980 census)
  18. Seth Gillette (PA-ND) - January 3, 1989 (Former US Representative) Ed Begley, Jr.
  19. August Adair (D-OH) - January 3, 1989 (OH 6th in population per 1980 census) Robert Arce
  20. Dan Hammond (R-TN) - January 3, 1989 (TN 17th in population per 1980 census)
  21. Sarah O'Brien (D-VT) - January 3, 1989 (VT 48th in population per 1980 census)
  22. Herman Morton (R-WY) - January 3, 1989 (WY 49th in population per 1980 census)
  23. Alan Duke (R-OK) - January 3, 1991 (OK 26th in population per 1980 census)
  24. Dylan McNamara (R-MS) - January 3, 1991 (MS 31st in population per 1980 census) Nick Chinlund
  25. James Taglio (R-KS) - January 3, 1991 (KS 32nd in population per 1980 census)
  26. Robert Royce (R-PA) - January 3, 1993 (PA 5th in population per 1990 census) H. Richard Greene
  27. George Montgomery (D-IL) - January 3, 1993 (IL 6th in population per 1990 census) Robert Foxworth
  28. Paula Sacho (D-MI) - January 3, 1995 (MI 8th in population per 1990 census)
  29. Rob O'Rourke (R-IN) - January 3, 1995 (IN 14th in population per 1990 census) Steven Weber
  30. Ann Choate (R-MS) - January 3, 1995 (MS 31st in population per 1990 census) Mary-Pat Green
  31. Lloyd Russell (D-NM) - January 3, 1995 (NM 37th in population per 1990 census) John Bedford Lloyd
  32. Arthur Breech (D-HI) - January 3, 1995 (HI 41st in population per 1990 census) Peter Coyote
  33. George Wirth (R-MT) - January 3, 1995 (MT 44th in population per 1980 census) Barry Corbin
  34. Joseph McKenna (D-DE) - July 9, 1996
  35. John Huntingdon (D-RI) - November 21, 1996
  36. Henry Malken (R-VA) - January 3, 1997 (Former US Representative) Jonathan Frakes
  37. Calvin Bowles (D-KY) - January 3, 1997 (Former Governor - KY 23rd in population per 1990 census)
  38. Lorraine Lindsay (D-IA) - January 3, 1997 (Former Governor - IA 30th in population per 1990 census) Sarah Benoit
  39. Dante Jenkins (D-NJ) - January 3, 1997 (NJ 9th in population per 1990 census) Harry Lennix
  40. Patrick Stacy (R-TN) - January 3, 1997 (TN 17th in population per 1990 census)
  41. Bill Armstrong, Jr. (R-CO) - January 3, 1997 (CO 26th in population per 1990 census) D.W. Moffet
  42. Ricky Rafferty (D-OR) - January 3, 1997 (OR 29th in population per 1990 census) Mel Harris
  43. Andy Ritter (D-NM) - January 3, 1997 (NM 37th in population per 1990 census) Jon Rubinstein
  44. Stephen Wilson (D-ME) - March 4, 1997
  45. Randall Thomas (R-MI) - January 3, 1999 (Former US Representative) Thomas J. McCarthy
  46. Howard Weston (R-NV) - January 3, 1999 Thomas Gibson
  47. Robert Starkey (D-MT) - December 15, 1999 H.M. Wynant
  48. Andrew Thorn (D-NY) - January 3, 2001 (NY 2nd in population per 1990 census) Patrick Dempsey
  49. Morgan Mitchell (R-PA) - January 3, 2001 (PA 5th in population per 1990 census) Dave Foley
  50. Ryan Lyndell (D-MA) - January 3, 2001 (MA 13th in population per 1990 census) Mark Hamill
  51. Jeremy Lyons (D-WI) - January 3, 2001 (WI 16th in population per 1990 census)
  52. Mark Ramsey (R-MN) - January 3, 2001 (MN 20th in population per 1990 census)
  53. Bill Marienhoff (D-AZ) - January 3, 2001 (AZ 24th in population per 1990 census)
  54. George Englemann (D-NH) - January 3, 2003 (Former US Representative - 10 years)
  55. Tom Landis (R-DE) - January 3, 2003 (Former US Representative - 6 years) Matt McCoy
  56. Harry Proctor (R-SC) - January 3, 2003 (Former US Representative - 4 years) Dean Winters
  57. Kent Harris (R-WY) - January 3, 2003
  58. Jeff Heston (R-UT) - January 20, 2003 Anthony LaPaglia
  59. Robin Fulton (R-SD) - July 12, 2003
  60. Mike Brace (R-NJ) - September 6, 2004 Brent Spiner
  61. Seth Randall (R-FL) - November 15, 2004
  62. James Lancaster (R-KY) - January 3, 2005 (KY 25th in population per 2000 census) Robert Forster
  63. Tim McCord (D-SC) - January 3, 2005 (SC 26th in population per 2000 census Campbell Scott
  64. Robert Cantina (R-AK) - November 9, 2006
  65. Brent Harrison (R-WV) - January 3, 2007 (Former US Representative) Chris Cooper
  66. Harold Webster (R-VA) - January 3, 2007 (VA 12th in population per 2000 census) Andy Dick
  67. Vic Huntington (D-NV) - January 3, 2007 (NV 35th in population per 2000 census) Eric Dane
  68. Caroline Dempsey (R-ME) - January 3, 2007 (ME 40th in population per 2000 census)
  69. Jim Simon (R-SD) - January 3, 2009 (Former US Senator) Jeffrey Jones
  70. Cody Riley (R-AL) - January 3, 2009
  71. Barton Hopkins (R-TX) - June 25, 2009 Kevin Dobson
  72. Alan Garland (R-AL) - April 8, 2010 James Rebhorn
  73. Charles Oakley (R-WV) - November 15, 2010 (Former US Representative) John Schneider
  74. Eric Swenson (R-FL) - November 15, 2010 (Former Governor) Obba Babatunde
  75. Jimmy Fitzsimmons (D-MA) - November 15, 2010 (MA 13th in population per 2000 census) Timothy Hutton
  76. Jack Hunter (R-MN) - November 15, 2010 (MN 21st in population per 2000 census) John Cusack
  77. Mark Cumberland (R-TX) - December 13, 2010 Ingo Rademacher
  78. Matt Skinner (R-VT) - January 3, 2011 (12 PM - Former US Representative - 16 years) Charley Lang
  79. Harry Conroy (D-ND) - January 3, 2011 (12 PM - Former US Representative - 10 years) Bob Morrissey
  80. Jay Cruger (R-NY) - January 3, 2011 (12 PM - Former US Representative - 8 years, 4 months) Orlando Jones
  81. Camille Aubry (D-CO) - January 3, 2011 (12 PM - Former US Representative - 8 years, 0 months) Melissa Theuriau
  82. Max Lobell III (R-GA) - January 3, 2011 (12 PM - Former US Representative - 4 years - GA 10th in population per 2000 census) Skeet Ulrich
  83. Brett Logan (D-NC) - January 3, 2011 (12 PM - Former US Representative - 4 years - NC 11th in population per 2000 census) Adam Baldwin
  84. Andrew Howard (D-WA) - January 3, 2011 (12 PM - Former US Representative - 3 years, 7 months) Matt Lanter
  85. Fletcher Carey (R-AR) - January 3, 2011 (12 PM - Former Governor - 8 years)
  86. Chris Casey (D-CT) - January 3, 2011 (12 PM - Former Governor - 4 years)
  87. Sam Seaborn (D-CA) - January 3, 2011 (12 PM - CA 1st in population per 2000 census) Rob Lowe
  88. Damon Matteo (D-IN) - January 3, 2011 (12 PM - IN 14th in population per 2000 census) Jack Stehlin
  89. Laura Shallick (R-MO) - January 3, 2011 (12 PM - MO 17th in population per 2000 census) Patricia Heaton
  90. Marc Elderton (R-UT) - January 3, 2011 (12 PM - UT 34th in population per 2000 census)
  91. Scott Larkin (D-NH) - January 3, 2011 (12 PM - NH 41st in population per 2000 census)
  92. David Kuhio (D-HI) - January 3, 2011 (12 PM - HI 42nd in population per 2000 census) Cliff Curtis
  93. Sorah Wheeler (R-AK) - January 3, 2011 (12 PM - AK 48th in population per 2000 census)
  94. Nicole Kershaw (D-CA) - January 3, 2011 (12:15 PM) Natalie Portman
  95. Mitch Bryce (D-IL) - January 11, 2011 Alan Dale
  96. Bill Daniel (R-NE) - January 13, 2011 Bruce Boxleitner
  97. Gina DiMeo (R-ID) - January 17, 2011
  98. Lewis Henderson (R-MO) - February 4, 2011 (MO 17th in population per 2000 census)
  99. Judi Rand (I-LA) - February 4, 2011 (LA 22nd in population per 2000 census)
  100. Hayden Straus (D-OH) - February 21, 2011 Harrison Ford

By Class
Class I Senators (up for election in 2012):
  • Joseph Rathburn (D-CT) - 1976, 1982, 1988, 1994, 2000, 2006
  • Sam Whiteside (D-MD) - 1982, 1988, 1994, 2000, 2006
  • William Wiley (D-WA) - 1982, 1988, 1994, 2000, 2006
  • August Adair (D-OH) - 1988, 1994, 2000, 2006
  • Seth Gillette (PA-ND) - 1988, 1994, 2000, 2006
  • Dan Hammond (R-TN) - 1988, 1994, 2000, 2006
  • Herman Morton (R-WY) - 1988, 1994, 2000, 2006
  • Sarah O'Brien (D-VT) - 1988, 1994, 2000, 2006
  • Arthur Breech (D-HI) - 1994, 2000, 2006
  • Ann Choate (R-MS) - 1994, 2000, 2006
  • Rob O'Rourke (R-IN) - 1994, 2000, 2006
  • Lloyd Russell (D-NM) - 1994, 2000, 2006
  • Paula Sacho (D-MI) - 1994, 2000, 2006
  • George Wirth (R-MT) - 1994, 2000, 2006
  • Joseph McKenna (D-DE) - 1996, 2000, 2006
  • John Huntingdon (D-RI) - 1996, 2000, 2006
  • Ryan Lyndell (D-MA) - 2000, 2006
  • Jeremy Lyons (D-WI) - 2000, 2006
  • Bill Marienhoff (D-AZ) - 2000, 2006
  • Morgan Mitchell (R-PA) - 2000, 2006
  • Mark Ramsey (R-MN) - 2000, 2006
  • Andrew Thorn (D-NY) - 2000, 2006
  • Jeff Heston (R-UT) - 2003, 2006
  • Mike Brace (R-NJ) - 2004, 2006
  • Seth Randall (R-FL) - 2004, 2006
  • Caroline Dempsey (R-ME) - 2006
  • Brent Harrison (R-WV) - 2006
  • Vic Huntington (D-NV) - 2006
  • Harold Webster (R-VA) - 2006
  • Barton Hopkins (R-TX) - 2009
  • Nicole Kershaw (D-CA) - 2011
  • Lewis Henderson (R-MO) - 2011
  • Bill Daniel (R-NE) - 2011

Class II Senators (up for election in 2014):
  • Robert Miner (R-AR) - 1966, 1972, 1978, 1984, 1990, 1996, 2002, 2008
  • Max Lobell I (R-GA) - 1982, 1984, 1990, 1996, 2002, 2008
  • Eric Bennett (D-NC) - 1984, 1990, 1996, 2002, 2008
  • Emit George (R-NE) - 1984, 1990, 1996, 2002, 2008
  • Keith Proctor (R-LA) - 1984, 1990, 1996, 2002, 2008
  • Michael Swain (R-RI) - 1984, 1990, 1996, 2002, 2008
  • Alan Duke (R-OK) - 1990, 1996, 2002, 2008
  • Dylan McNamara (R-MS) - 1990, 1996, 2002, 2008
  • James Taglio (R-KS) - 1990, 1996, 2002, 2008
  • Bill Armstrong, Jr. (R-CO) - 1996, 2002, 2008
  • Calvin Bowles (D-KY) - 1996, 2002, 2008
  • Dante Jenkins (D-NJ) - 1996, 2002, 2008
  • Lorraine Lindsay (D-IA) - 1996, 2002, 2008
  • Henry Malken (R-VA) - 1996, 2002, 2008
  • Ricky Rafferty (D-OR) - 1996, 2002, 2008
  • Andy Ritter (D-NM) - 1996, 2002, 2008
  • Patrick Stacy (R-TN) - 1996, 2002, 2008
  • Stephen Wilson (D-ME) - 1997, 2002, 2008
  • Robert Starkey (D-MT) - 1999, 2002, 2008
  • George Englemann (D-NH) - 2002, 2008
  • Kent Harris (R-WY) - 2002, 2008
  • Tom Landis (R-DE) - 2002, 2008
  • Harry Proctor (R-SC) - 2002, 2008
  • Robert Cantina (R-AK) - 2006, 2008
  • Cody Riley (R-AL) - 2008
  • Jim Simon (R-SD) - 2008
  • Jack Hunter (R-MN) - 2010
  • Charles Oakley (R-WV) - 2010
  • Eric Swenson (R-FL) - 2010
  • Jimmy Fitzsimmons (D-MA) - 2010
  • Mark Cumberland (R-TX) - 2010
  • Mitch Bryce (D-IL) - 2011
  • Gina DiMeo (R-ID) - 2011

Class III Senators (up for election in 2016):
  • Clark Gibson (R-ID) - 1980, 1986, 1992, 1998, 2004, 2010
  • Sean Quatermain (R-WI) - 1980, 1986, 1992, 1998, 2004, 2010
  • Sam Wilkinson (R-KS) - 1980, 1986, 1992, 1998, 2004, 2010
  • Robert Greys (D-OR) - 1986, 1992, 1998, 2004, 2010
  • Matt Hunt (R-AZ) -1986, 1992, 1998, 2004, 2010
  • Dan Kalmbach (R-MD) - 1986, 1992, 1998, 2004, 2010
  • Rod Kasey (D-IA) - 1986, 1992, 1998, 2004, 2010
  • Robert Roanoke (R-OK) - 1986, 1992, 1998, 2004, 2010
  • George Montgomery (D-IL) - 1992, 1998, 2004, 2010
  • Robert Royce (R-PA) - 1992, 1998, 2004, 2010
  • Randall Thomas (R-MI) - 1998, 2004, 2010
  • Howard Weston (R-NV) - 1998, 2004, 2010
  • Robin Fulton (R-SD) - 2003, 2004, 2010
  • James Lancaster (R-KY) - 2004, 2010
  • Tim McCord (D-SC) - 2004, 2010
  • Alan Garland (R-AL) - 2010, 2010
  • Camille Aubry (D-CO) - 2010
  • Fletcher Carey (R-AR) - 2010
  • Chris Casey (D-CT) - 2010
  • Harry Conroy (D-ND) - 2010
  • Jay Cruger (R-NY) - 2010
  • Marc Elderton (R-UT) - 2010
  • Andrew Howard (D-WA) - 2010
  • David Kuhio (D-HI) - 2010
  • Scott Larkin (D-NH) - 2010
  • Max Lobell III (R-GA) - 2010
  • Brett Logan (D-NC) - 2010
  • Damon Matteo (D-IN) - 2010
  • Sam Seaborn (D-CA) - 2010
  • Laura Shallick (R-MO) - 2010
  • Matt Skinner (R-VT) - 2010
  • Hayden Straus (D-OH) - 2010
  • Sorah Wheeler (R-AK) - 2010
  • Judi Rand (I-LA) - 2011

By state
  • Alabama (AL) - Alan Garland (R), Cody Riley (R)
  • Alaska (AK) - Robert Cantina (R), Sorah Wheeler (R)
  • Arkansas (AR) - Fletcher Carey (R), Robert Miner (R)
  • Arizona (AZ) - Matt Hunt (R), Bill Marienhoff (D)
  • California (CA) - Nicole Kershaw (D), Sam Seaborn (D)
  • Colorado (CO) - Bill Armstrong, Jr. (R), Camille Aubry (D)
  • Connecticut (CT) - Chris Casey (D), Joseph Rathburn (D)
  • Delaware (DE) - Tom Landis (R), Joseph McKenna (D)
  • Florida (FL) - Seth Randall (R), Eric Swenson (R)
  • Georgia (GA) - Max Lobell I (R), Max Lobell III (R)
  • Hawaii (HI) - Arthur Breech (D), David Kuhio (D)
  • Idaho (ID) - Gina DiMeo (R), Clark Gibson (R)
  • Illinois (IL) - Mitch Bryce (D), George Montgomery (D)
  • Indiana (IN) - Damon Matteo (D), Rob O'Rourke (R)
  • Iowa (IA) - Rod Kasey (D), Lorraine Lindsay (D)
  • Kansas (KS) - James Taglio (R), Sam Wilkinson (R)
  • Kentucky (KY) - Calvin Bowles (D), James Lancaster (R)
  • Louisiana (LA) - Keith Proctor (R), Judi Rand (I)
  • Maine (ME) - Caroline Dempsey (R), Stephen Wilson (D)
  • Maryland (MD) - Dan Kalmbach (R), Sam Whiteside (D)
  • Massachusetts (MA) - Jimmy Fitzsimmons (D), Ryan Lyndell (D)
  • Michigan (MI) - Paula Sacho (D), Randall Thomas (R)
  • Minnesota (MN) - Jack Hunter (R), Mark Ramsey (R)
  • Mississippi (MS) - Ann Choate (R), Dylan McNamara (R)
  • Missouri (MO) - Lewis Henderson (R), Laura Shallick (R)
  • Montana (MT) - Robert Starkey (D), George Wirth (R)
  • Nebraska (NE) - Bill Daniel (R), Emit George (R)
  • Nevada (NV) - Vic Huntington (D), Howard Weston (R)
  • New Hampshire (NH) - George Englemann (D), Scott Larkin (D)
  • New Jersey (NJ) - Mike Brace (R), Dante Jenkins (D)
  • New Mexico (NM) - Andy Ritter (D), Lloyd Russell (D)
  • New York (NY) - Jay Cruger (R), Andrew Thorn (D)
  • North Carolina (NC) - Eric Bennett (D), Brett Logan (D)
  • North Dakota (ND) - Harry Conroy (D), Seth Gillette (PA)
  • Ohio (OH) - August Adair (D), Hayden Straus (D)
  • Oklahoma (OK) - Alan Duke (R), Robert Roanoke (R)
  • Oregon (OR) - Robert Greys (D), Ricky Rafferty (D)
  • Pennsylvania (PA) - Morgan Mitchell (R), Robert Royce (R)
  • Rhode Island (RI) - John Huntingdon (D), Michael Swain (R)
  • South Carolina (SC) - Tim McCord (D), Harry Proctor (R)
  • South Dakota (SD) - Robin Fulton (R), Jim Simon (R)
  • Tennessee (TN) - Dan Hammond (R), Patrick Stacy (R)
  • Texas (TX) - Mark Cumberland (R), Barton Hopkins (R)
  • Utah (UT) - Marc Elderton (R), Jeff Heston (R)
  • Vermont (VT) - Sarah O'Brien (D), Matt Skinner (R)
  • Virginia (VA) - Henry Malken (R), Harold Webster (R)
  • Washington (WA) - Andrew Howard (D), William Wiley (D)
  • West Virginia (WV) - Brent Harrison (R), Charles Oakley (R)
  • Wisconsin (WI) - Jeremy Lyons (D), Sean Quatermain (R)
  • Wyoming (WY) - Kent Harris (R), Herman Morton (R)

Alphabetically
  • A: August Adair (D-OH); Bill Armstrong, Jr. (R-CO); Camille Aubry (D-CO)
  • B: Eric Bennett (D-NC); Calvin Bowles (D-KY); Mike Brace (R-NJ); Arthur Breech (D-HI); Mitch Bryce (D-IL)
  • C: Robert Cantina (R-AK); Fletcher Carey (R-AR); Chris Casey (D-CT); Ann Choate (R-MS); Harry Conroy (D-ND); Jay Cruger (R-NY); Mark Cumberland (R-TX)
  • D: Bill Daniel (R-NE); Caroline Dempsey (R-ME); Gina DiMeo (R-ID); Alan Duke (R-OK)
  • E: Marc Elderton (R-UT); George Englemann (D-NH)
  • F: Jimmy Fitzsimmons (D-MA); Robin Fulton (R-SD)
  • G: Alan Garland (R-AL); Emit George (R-NE); Clark Gibson (R-ID); Seth Gillette (PA-ND); Robert Greys (D-OR)
  • H: Dan Hammond (R-TN); Kent Harris (R-WY); Brent Harrison (R-WV); Lewis Henderson (R-MO); Jeff Heston (R-UT); Barton Hopkins (R-TX); Andrew Howard (D-WA); Matt Hunt (R-AZ); Jack Hunter (R-MN); John Huntingdon (D-RI); Vic Huntington (D-NV)
  • J: Dante Jenkins (D-NJ)
  • K: Dan Kalmbach (R-MD); Rod Kasey (D-IA); Nicole Kershaw (D-CA); David Kuhio (D-HI)
  • L: James Lancaster (R-KY); Tom Landis (R-DE); Scott Larkin (D-NH); Lorraine Lindsay (D-IA); Max Lobell I (R-GA); Max Lobell III (R-GA); Brett Logan (D-NC); Ryan Lyndell (D-MA); Jeremy Lyons (D-WI)
  • M: Henry Malken (R-VA); Bill Marienhoff (D-AZ); Damon Matteo (D-IN); Tim McCord (D-SC); Joseph McKenna (D-DE); Dylan McNamara (R-MS); Robert Miner (R-AR); Morgan Mitchell (R-PA); George Montgomery (D-IL); Herman Morton (R-WY)
  • O: Sarah O'Brien (D-VT); Rob O'Rourke (R-IN); Charles Oakley (R-WV)
  • P: Harry Proctor (R-SC); Keith Proctor (R-LA)
  • Q: Sean Quatermain (R-WI)
  • R: Ricky Rafferty (D-OR); Mark Ramsey (R-MN); Judi Rand (I-LA); Seth Randall (R-FL); Joseph Rathburn (D-CT); Cody Riley (R-AL); Andy Ritter (D-NM); Robert Roanoke (R-OK); Robert Royce (R-PA); Lloyd Russell (D-NM)
  • S: Paula Sacho (D-MI); Sam Seaborn (D-CA); Laura Shallick (R-MO); Jim Simon (R-SD); Matt Skinner (R-VT); Patrick Stacy (R-TN); Robert Starkey (D-MT); Hayden Straus (D-OH); Michael Swain (R-RI); Eric Swenson (R-FL)
  • T: James Taglio (R-KS); Randall Thomas (R-MI); Andrew Thorn (D-NY)
  • W: Harold Webster (R-VA); Howard Weston (R-NV); Sorah Wheeler (R-AK); Sam Whiteside (D-MD); William Wiley (D-WA); Sam Wilkinson (R-KS); Stephen Wilson (D-ME); George Wirth (R-MT)

Current members of the United States House of Representatives
225 Democrats (+3 Independents, +1 Progressive Alliance member)
204 Republicans (+1 Independent)
1 Vacancy

By seniority
  1. Edward Giles (D-MA-07) - January 3, 1967 Lance Henriksen
  2. Harry Wade (D-CA-23) - September 10, 1968 Fred Ornstein
  3. Arthur Carney (D-OR-01) - January 3, 1969
  4. Jack Wooden (R-OK-01) - January 3, 1969
  5. Bob Grimsley (R-NJ-07) - January 3, 1971
  6. Mark Richardson (D-NY-11) - January 3, 1971 Thom Barry
  7. Thom Grunder (D-MN-07) - January 3, 1973
  8. Clay Richmond (D-MO-01) - January 3, 1973
  9. Patrick Quinton (R-TX-06) - January 3, 1975
  10. Reed Halvin (R-CA-46) - January 3, 1977
  11. Max Johns (R-SC-01) - January 3, 1977
  12. Earl Brennan (D-CT-05) - January 3, 1979
  13. William Roem (D-MI-01) - January 3, 1979
  14. Mary Ann Summers (R-OH-12) - January 3, 1979
  15. Connie Black (R-WI-06) - April 3, 1979
  16. Nathan Templeton (I-SC-03) - January 3, 2005 (seniority calculated to include previous 26 years in Congress) Donald Sutherland
  17. Guillermo Augusto (D-CA-28) - January 3, 1981
  18. Sam Fellows (R-AZ-06) - January 3, 1981
  19. Jardine Mantell (R-KS-03) - January 3, 1981
  20. Alan Trent (D-MA-08) - January 3, 1981
  21. Hank Wallace (R-NV-02) - January 3, 1981
  22. Richard Wilcox (R-KY-05) - January 3, 1981
  23. Joseph Bruno (R-PA-18) - January 3, 1983 James Handy
  24. Thomas Evers (R-LA-03) - January 3, 1983
  25. Todd Evers (D-IL-01) - January 3, 1983
  26. Walt Hubbard (D-NJ-01) - January 3, 1983
  27. Donny Larkin (D-NY-13) - January 3, 1983
  28. Wallace Conklin (D-AR-01) - January 3, 1985
  29. Marvin Hallifax (D-CA-01) - January 3, 1985 Lewis Black
  30. Peter Herger (R-CA-50) - January 3, 1985 Ben Stein
  31. Tom Peterson (D-IN-01) - January 3, 1985
  32. Ford Brimgardener (R-UT-01) - January 3, 1987 Wilford Brimley
  33. Jack Caton (D-CA-08) - January 3, 1987 Scott Bakula
  34. John Connally (R-TX-19) - January 3, 1987
  35. Leif Erikson (R-MN-02) - January 3, 1987 Mark Hutter
  36. Chris Franklin (R-PA-19) - January 3, 1987
  37. Jacob Klein (D-PA-01) - January 3, 1987
  38. Gene Kramer (D-IL-17) - January 3, 1987
  39. Gabriel Martinez (D-NY-16) - January 3, 1987
  40. Rep Omundson (R-TX-05) - January 3, 1987
  41. Charles Widen (R-PA-05) - January 3, 1987 Chevy Chase
  42. Herbert Walker (R-CT-02) - January 3, 1997 (seniority calculated to include previous 10 years in Congress)
  43. Tawny Cryer (R-KS-02) - January 3, 1989 Valerie Mahaffey
  44. Caitlin Fern (R-CA-21) - January 3, 1989
  45. Christopher Finn (R-TX-31) - January 3, 1989 Frank Ashmore
  46. Steve McKenna (D-NY-18) - January 3, 1989
  47. Charles Hacker (D-WV-03) - January 3, 1989
  48. Gregory Laurie (D-NJ-12) - January 3, 1989
  49. John Lopes (D-IA-01) - January 3, 1989
  50. Meredith Payne (D-MI-13) - January 3, 1989
  51. Gina Pratt (D-VA-03) - January 3, 1989 Ronne Troup
  52. Donald Richter (R-MD-01) - January 3, 1989
  53. John Baxley (D-IL-07) - January 3, 1991
  54. Tim Fields (D-TX-29) - January 3, 1991 Chris Ellis
  55. Diane Frost (D-ME-01) - January 3, 1991 Cybill Shephard
  56. Eli Gold (D-MA-04) - January 3, 1991
  57. Jarrod Graves (R-CA-02) - January 3, 1991
  58. Stoker Hanson (I-GA-05) - January 3, 1991 Bruce Campbell
  59. Nick Jarrett (R-NC-03) - January 3, 1991
  60. Jeff Johnson (D-FL-22) - January 3, 1991 Eddie Murphy
  61. Bob Lowell (R-IA-05) - January 3, 1991
  62. Elijah Mays (D-MD-07) - January 3, 1991
  63. James Newhouse (D-IL-12) - January 3, 1991
  64. Raymond Purcell (D-MS-02) - January 3, 1991
  65. Alan Ross (R-CA-19) - January 3, 1991
  66. Alan Sizemore (R-GA-10) - January 3, 1991
  67. Brian Wayne (R-FL-08) - January 3, 1991 CASTING: Kevin Conroy
  68. Allan Hammond (D-CO-02) - January 3, 2009 (seniority calculated to include previous 18 years in Congress)
  69. Jack Stanton (D-AR-02) - January 3, 2005 (seniority calculated to include previous 14 years in Congress) John Travolta
  70. Roger Callahan (R-AL-06) - January 3, 1993
  71. Quentin Collier (R-AZ-01) - January 3, 1993
  72. Eddie Cullen (D-TX-30) - January 3, 1993
  73. Allan Goodwell (R-VA-06) - January 3, 1993
  74. Jesse Heyward (D-GA-02) - January 3, 1993
  75. Kellen Cahill (D-CA-38) - January 3, 1993
  76. Bill Delmon (R-IL-13) - January 3, 1993 James Downey
  77. Thomas McKenzie (R-FL-16) - January 3, 1993
  78. Robert G. Mitchell (R-OH-08) - January 3, 1993 Bruce McCulloch
  79. Jim Norton (R-MI-02) - January 3, 1993
  80. Peter Zelowsky (D-ME-02) - January 3, 1993
  81. John Kimball (D-TN-06) - August 9, 1993 Cliff De Young
  82. Franklin Woodside (I-AK-AL) - November 9, 1994 Jack Coleman
  83. Franz Duke (R-NH-01) - January 3, 2007 (seniority calculated to include previous 14 years in Congress)
  84. Jim Arkin (R-ID-01) - January 3, 1995 Jeff Daniels
  85. Richard Arthur (D-MI-05) - January 3, 1995
  86. Arthur Cornforth (D-PA-02) - January 3, 1995
  87. Phil Eeling (R-NC-06) - January 3, 1995
  88. Rick Enders (D-IN-08) - January 3, 1995
  89. Noah Gellman (D-VA-09) - January 3, 1995 Robert Patrick
  90. Darren Gibson (R-MI-08) - January 3, 1995 David St. James
  91. Philip Goddard (R-KS-01) - January 3, 1995
  92. Rebecca Goldman (D-LA-07) - January 3, 1995
  93. David Horton (R-GA-07) - January 3, 1995
  94. Norton Newark (R-WA-04) - January 3, 1995
  95. Roy Norton (R-TN-07) - January 3, 1995
  96. Uriah Rathburn (R-TX-26) - January 3, 1995 Tom Waring
  97. Dominic Rudig (R-GA-11) - January 3, 1995
  98. Antonio Williams (D-NY-15) - January 3, 1995
  99. Tucker Fitzpatrick (R-NJ-02) - October 19, 1996
  100. Allan Blant (R-MO-08) - November 5, 1996
  101. Becky Reeseman (D-MI-12) - November 5, 1996 Amy Aquino
  102. Michael Albright (D-GA-12) - January 3, 1997
  103. Sue Borden (D-NC-01) - January 3, 1997
  104. Grady Bridges (R-AL-04) - January 3, 1997
  105. Carl Broome (R-NC-08) - January 3, 1997
  106. Bernie Cone (D-MO-03) - January 3, 1997
  107. Erin Gatwood (R-PA-04) - January 3, 1997
  108. Carol Goodman (R-MO-09) - January 3, 1997
  109. John Hancock (R-TX-04) - January 3, 1997
  110. Sophia Hill (D-CO-06) - January 3, 1997
  111. Oscar Huerra (D-TX-16) - January 3, 1997
  112. Charles Inboden (D-MS-04) - January 3, 1997
  113. Mickey Krauss (D-WI-07) - January 3, 1997
  114. Karen Lawson (D-NY-04) - January 3, 1997
  115. Barbara Layton (R-NC-11) - January 3, 1997 Cherry Jones
  116. Marcus LeBrandt (D-OH-11) - January 3, 1997 Tim Reid
  117. Louise MacDonald (R-AZ-03) - January 3, 1997
  118. Mary Maskaleris (D-IL-05) - January 3, 1997
  119. Raul Montero (R-FL-24) - January 3, 1997
  120. Jeff Pitter (R-PA-16) - January 3, 1997
  121. Ron Prentice (R-MI-03) - January 3, 1997
  122. Curtis Ryan (R-OR-02) - January 3, 1997
  123. Dennis Sanders (D-IA-02) - January 3, 1997
  124. George Simmell (D-CA-12) - January 3, 1997 George Wyner
  125. Randall Simons VI (R-FL-12) - January 3, 1997
  126. Mark Stillman (R-IN-03) - January 3, 1997
  127. Francis Suarez (D-TX-28) - January 3, 1997
  128. Ted Broderick (R-FL-13) - July 12, 1997
  129. John Marks (R-VA-01) - December 11, 1997
  130. Samuel Botrell (R-WI-01) - January 3, 1999
  131. Nikolas Bronislaus (D-MI-15) - January 3, 1999
  132. Olivia Buckland (D-IN-07) - January 3, 1999
  133. James Culkin (R-AZ-02) - January 3, 1999
  134. Andrew Fitzpatrick (D-MD-05) - January 3, 1999
  135. J.D. Garrett (R-NE-02) - January 3, 1999
  136. Carol Gelsey (D-FL-19) - January 3, 1999 Catherine Keener
  137. Kristin LeBrandt (D-CA-07) - January 3, 1999
  138. Russell Lewis (D-CA-33) - January 3, 1999
  139. Alton Moore (R-CA-49) - January 3, 1999
  140. Carolyn Reed (D-TN-08) - January 3, 1999
  141. Stephen Reed (D-MA-03) - January 3, 1999
  142. Julius Schreibman (D-NC-13) - January 3, 1999
  143. Alan Spicer (R-TN-01) - January 3, 1999
  144. Alan Tomlinson (R-OH-03) - January 3, 1999 Michael Tomlinson
  145. Jim Velasquez (D-RI-01) - January 3, 1999
  146. Heathcliff Verlander (R-ID-02) - January 3, 1999
  147. Bud Wachtell (D-WI-02) - January 3, 1999 James Eckhouse
  148. Christopher Wick (D-CT-01) - January 3, 1999 Jay Underwood
  149. Peter Swanson (D-MA-09) - September 6, 1999 Seth MacFarlane
  150. Andrew Casey (R-NY-26) - May 13, 2000
  151. Annie Long (D-NJ-13) - November 15, 2000
  152. Karl Beck (R-UT-03) - January 3, 2001
  153. Scott BigHorse (D-SD-AL) - January 3, 2001
  154. Tim Burrell (D-NY-09) - January 3, 2001
  155. Joe Calhoun (R-NY-01) - January 3, 2001 Joe O'Connor
  156. Kimberley Clinton (D-MN-04) - January 3, 2001
  157. Mitch Davis (D-IL-14) - January 3, 2001
  158. Debby Dawn (D-PA-10) - January 3, 2001 CASTING: Rachel Dratch
  159. Callie Durling (R-IL-11) - January 3, 2001
  160. Pauline Gardner (R-KY-01) - January 3, 2001
  161. James Gatsby (D-NY-05) - January 3, 2001 Robert Redford
  162. Claudia Greenwood (D-CA-06) - January 3, 2001 Kristin Davis
  163. Mitchell Harris (R-IN-06) - January 3, 2001
  164. Drake Headley (D-WI-03) - January 3, 2001 Sean Astin
  165. Travis Hoyt (R-PA-09) - January 3, 2001 Kirk Cameron
  166. Peter Lien (R-TX-22) - January 3, 2001 Art Chudabalah
  167. Daniel Maddox (D-IL-09) - January 3, 2001 Nathan Fillion
  168. Caroline Martin (D-MA-05) - January 3, 2001
  169. Janine Miller (R-MN-06) - January 3, 2001
  170. John Peters (R-TX-12) - January 3, 2001
  171. Mike Pinkerton (R-FL-14) - January 3, 2001
  172. John M. Porter (R-NC-10) - January 3, 2001
  173. Joe Reese (R-CA-52) - January 3, 2001
  174. Ray Riggleman (R-IL-18) - January 3, 2001
  175. Benedicto Romero (R-TX-21) - January 3, 2001
  176. Elton Russell (R-GA-06) - January 3, 2001
  177. Chuck Schiff (R-MI-10) - January 3, 2001
  178. Len Segal (D-FL-03) - January 3, 2001 Bill Birch
  179. Grant Spencer (D-SC-06) - January 3, 2001
  180. Curtis Spurling (R-MS-03) - January 3, 2001
  181. Zach Thibodeaux (R-MO-02) - January 3, 2001
  182. Chris Thiele (D-RI-02) - January 3, 2001 Christopher Cousins
  183. Gail Trent (R-NE-03) - January 3, 2001
  184. George Walker (R-OK-03) - January 3, 2001 Timothy Bottoms
  185. Justin Willis (D-OH-10) - January 25, 2001 J. August Richards
  186. Evelyn Wilson (R-FL-04) - March 12, 2001
  187. Anna Alberin (D-PA-11) - January 3, 2007 (seniority calculated to include previous 6 years in Congress)
  188. Brett Allen (R-TN-02) - January 3, 2003
  189. Josie Bail (D-OH-09) - January 3, 2003 Christina Applegate
  190. Erin Baker (D-CA-39) - January 3, 2003
  191. James Bellefontaine (R-OH-04) - January 3, 2003
  192. Aaron Bonds (D-NC-12) - January 3, 2003
  193. Landon Carmen (D-CA-43) - January 3, 2003
  194. Paul Chang (D-OR-03) - January 3, 2003 Ken Jeong
  195. Riley Church (R-CA-40) - January 3, 2003 Eric Winter
  196. Auggie Davis (R-GA-03) - January 3, 2003
  197. Theo Demaskos (D-MA-10) - January 3, 2003
  198. James Dwight (R-OH-07) - January 3, 2003
  199. Lee Eldridge (R-GA-09) - January 3, 2003
  200. Brad Gilmore (R-CA-04) - January 3, 2003 Chris Carley
  201. Ashley Hark (D-GA-13) - January 3, 2003 Laura Harris
  202. J.R. Jennsen (D-IL-03) - January 3, 2003
  203. Charles Miner (R-TX-01) - January 3, 2003
  204. Simeon Puller (R-AL-03) - January 3, 2003
  205. Tom Riddle (R-FL-09) - January 3, 2003
  206. W. Robert Robertson (R-DE-AL) - January 3, 2003
  207. Daniel Ross (D-MD-03) - January 3, 2003
  208. Gerald Somerfold (R-MI-11) - January 3, 2003
  209. Merchant Tanner (R-TX-24) - January 3, 2003
  210. Eugene Tewes (R-LA-05) - January 3, 2003
  211. Bonnie Thayer (R-AR-03) - January 3, 2003
  212. Jeremy Vector (D-TN-05) - January 3, 2003
  213. Perry Wallingford (D-CO-04) - January 3, 2003
  214. Audra Weaver (R-FL-07) - January 3, 2003
  215. Frank Whitley (R-NY-29) - January 3, 2003
  216. Robert McCallister (R-CA-48) - May 18, 2003 Chad Lowe
  217. Martin Reid (R-NY-17) - August 5, 2003
  218. Edward McBain (D-MN-05) - November 17, 2003 Arnold Schwarzenegger
  219. Lawrence Locke (R-FL-01) - September 22, 2004
  220. Sean Adams (D-MA-02) - January 3, 2005
  221. Allison Baynes (D-VA-08) - January 3, 2005
  222. Benjamin Benoit (D-NH-02) - January 3, 2005 Jim Abele
  223. Anthony Bentley (R-NE-01) - January 3, 2005
  224. Evelyn Bindo (D-HI-01) - January 3, 2005
  225. Annie Cao (R-CA-11) - January 3, 2005
  226. Melissa Castle (D-NY-28) - January 3, 2005
  227. Bernard Clark (R-KY-06) - January 3, 2005
  228. Stu Clendon (R-NJ-04) - January 3, 2005
  229. Booby Cornbaugh (R-WI-05) - January 3, 2005
  230. Bradford Denning (D-OK-02) - January 3, 2005
  231. April Fearon (D-CA-10) - January 3, 2005
  232. Sheila Fields (D-WI-04) - January 3, 2005
  233. Peter Gault (R-KS-04) - January 3, 2005
  234. Brian Hale (R-IA-04) - January 3, 2005
  235. Darryl Hamilton (R-CA-26) - January 3, 2005
  236. Lydia Hemmer (D-PA-13) - January 3, 2005
  237. Eve Howard (D-CA-29) - January 3, 2005 Sophia Bush
  238. George Washington Li (D-WA-01) - January 3, 2005
  239. Michelle Mehmet (R-OH-02) - January 3, 2005
  240. Floyd Miles (D-CA-15) - January 3, 2005
  241. Kay Mort (R-FL-15) - January 3, 2005
  242. Ruth Norton-Stewart (R-OH-15) - January 3, 2005 Marcia Gay Harden
  243. Winchester Roberts (R-CA-22) - January 3, 2005
  244. Barry Robinson (D-IL-02) - January 3, 2005 Hill Harper
  245. Michelle Rodriguez (R-TX-03) - January 3, 2005
  246. Gregg Rockwell (D-NY-22) - January 3, 2005
  247. Hubert "Arkansas" Smith (D-AR-04) - January 3, 2005 Nathan Burgess
  248. Patricia Stecker (R-LA-06) - January 3, 2005
  249. Brad Stone (D-IN-09) - January 3, 2005
  250. Juliane Wake (D-CA-05) - January 3, 2005
  251. Daniel Wilder (D-WA-06) - January 3, 2005
  252. Kyle Wilson (R-VA-07) - January 3, 2005
  253. Alicia DeSantos (D-FL-23) - September 1, 2005
  254. Jordan Peele (R-MO-06) - January 3, 2011 (seniority calculated to include previous 6 years in Congress)
  255. Mackenzie Allen (I-CT-04) - January 3, 2007 Geena Davis
  256. Percy Barnett (R-TN-03) - January 3, 2007
  257. Emma Burgoon (D-CA-51) - January 3, 2007
  258. Anthony Cipriani (D-PA-17) - January 3, 2007
  259. Austin Cohen (R-IL-06) - January 3, 2007
  260. Maria Consuelo (D-TX-15) - January 3, 2007
  261. Luis De Herrera (D-CA-31) - January 3, 2007
  262. MacKenzie Driefort (R-AL-05) - January 3, 2007
  263. Ana Flores (D-TX-18) - January 3, 2007
  264. Tavon Glass (D-CA-35) - January 3, 2007 Don Cheadle
  265. John Greene (D-IN-02) - January 3, 2007
  266. Cameron Hall (D-WA-09) - January 3, 2007
  267. Samir Hansia (R-CA-24) - January 3, 2007 David Ackert
  268. Nicole Henderson (D-WI-08) - January 3, 2007
  269. Aaron Holmes (R-CA-42) - January 3, 2007
  270. Bill Jones (R-AZ-05) - January 3, 2007
  271. Brian Kapahala (D-HI-02) - January 3, 2007
  272. Darryl Lukins (R-OK-05) - January 3, 2007
  273. Johnston Meek (R-CA-41) - January 3, 2007
  274. David Morrison (R-LA-04) - January 3, 2007
  275. Mark Ohanko (D-WA-03) - January 3, 2007
  276. Gary Oliver (R-TX-13) - January 3, 2007
  277. Nathan Petrelli (D-NY-14) - January 3, 2007 Adrian Pasdar
  278. Antonio Rodrigues (D-AZ-07) - January 3, 2007
  279. Matt Spencer (D-NV-01) - January 3, 2007 Matthew Gray Gubler
  280. Scott van Damm (D-NY-20) - January 3, 2007
  281. Bill Vanderleen (D-MN-01) - January 3, 2007
  282. Greg Vender (D-NC-07) - January 3, 2007
  283. Daniel Wellsley (R-CO-05) - January 3, 2007
  284. Adam Xavier (R-FL-06) - January 3, 2007
  285. Ray Sindh (D-MA-06) - August 9, 2007
  286. Janelle Carson (D-MD-04) - June 17, 2008
  287. Jerry Proctor (R-MI-07) - November 15, 2008
  288. Sian O'Bannon (D-AL-02) - January 3, 2009 (seniority calculated to include previous 2 years in Congress)
  289. Daniel Ablend (R-KY-04) - January 3, 2009
  290. Will Bailey (D-OR-04) - January 3, 2009 Joshua Malina
  291. Keaira Biggs (D-NY-06) - January 3, 2009
  292. Martha Blaine (D-CA-36) - January 3, 2009 Lindsay Lohan
  293. Ellen Bloomberg (D-CA-53) - January 3, 2009
  294. Linda Brass (R-CA-03) - January 3, 2009
  295. Patsy Burns (D-TX-09) - January 3, 2009
  296. Matt Claussen (D-PA-08) - January 3, 2009 Tim Daly
  297. Freddie Coons (R-MI-06) - January 3, 2009
  298. David Epps (R-NC-09) - January 3, 2009
  299. Jack Fowler (R-NJ-11) - January 3, 2009
  300. Adrian Galway (R-FL-10) - January 3, 2009
  301. Maria Consuela Garcia de Trenton (D-FL-17) - January 3, 2009
  302. Ronald Gennings (R-TX-11) - January 3, 2009
  303. Ernesto Granado (D-CA-16) - January 3, 2009 Gael Garcia Bernal
  304. Pauline Granholm (D-MN-03) - January 3, 2009
  305. Brayden Greene (D-PA-12) - January 3, 2009
  306. Theodore Lincoln Hart (R-IL-16) - January 3, 2009
  307. Mark Jenks (D-NY-27) - January 3, 2009
  308. Soloman Christian Malden (R-OK-04) - January 3, 2009
  309. Megan McKeena (D-CA-34) - January 3, 2009
  310. Christine O'Leary (D-OH-13) - January 3, 2009
  311. David Ramirez (D-NY-12) - January 3, 2009
  312. Stephen Savage (D-CA-09) - January 3, 2009 Ben McKenzie
  313. David Schuler (R-IL-15) - January 3, 2009
  314. Kristin Vazquez (R-CA-25) - January 3, 2009
  315. Sam Weston (D-MD-02) - January 3, 2009
  316. Joe Steele (R-OH-16) - July 4, 2009
  317. Sam McCord (D-SC-05) - August 17, 2009
  318. Kurt Cameron (R-VA-10) - January 18, 2010
  319. Sam Howard (D-CA-17) - March 5, 2010 Chris Egan
  320. Abel Sheen (R-WY-AL) - November 3, 2010
  321. Mike Abrams (R-MA-01) - January 3, 2011
  322. Matt Addams (R-PA-15) - January 3, 2011
  323. Mark Andrews (D-VA-11) - January 3, 2011
  324. Elle Barclay (D-SC-04) - January 3, 2011 Alison Brie
  325. Dustin Benedict (R-GA-01) - January 3, 2011
  326. Veronica Benjamin (R-ND-AL) - January 3, 2011
  327. Ty Branson (D-NJ-03) - January 3, 2011
  328. Richard Bride (R-IN-05) - January 3, 2011
  329. Robert Bruce (D-FL-18) - January 3, 2011
  330. Carlos Cabrera (R-CO-03) - January 3, 2011 Lin-Manuel Miranda
  331. Sam Callas (D-LA-02) - January 3, 2011 Brad Pitt (Yeah. Really. We spend way too much on his guest appearances)
  332. Tomas Candellario (D-NM-01) - January 3, 2011
  333. Jose Carrera (R-TX-20) - January 3, 2011
  334. Randy Celeste (PA-CA-27) - January 3, 2011
  335. Jose Cervantes (D-FL-25) - January 3, 2011
  336. Kristen Channing (D-NM-03) - January 3, 2011
  337. Stephen Chase (D-NV-03) - January 3, 2011
  338. Caroline Chenowith (D-TX-08) - January 3, 2011
  339. Holly Clarke (D-NJ-06) - January 3, 2011
  340. Mac Cleese (R-FL-05) - January 3, 2011
  341. John Collington (R-TX-17) - January 3, 2011
  342. Charlie Coronado (D-TX-27) - January 3, 2011
  343. Jim Cutter (R-NY-24) - January 3, 2011
  344. Lydia Daniels (R-PA-06) - January 3, 2011
  345. Steve Daniels (R-IN-04) - January 3, 2011
  346. Bo Deal (R-GA-08) - January 3, 2011
  347. Carson Dellinger (D-NY-02) - January 3, 2011
  348. Kenneth Dent (D-VA-04) - January 3, 2011
  349. William Raven Diego (D-NM-02) - January 3, 2011
  350. Jim Doldier (R-AL-01) - January 3, 2011
  351. Marcus Donovan (D-VA-02) - January 3, 2011
  352. Julia Dreyer (D-NY-08) - January 3, 2011
  353. Will Durham (R-CA-20) - January 3, 2011
  354. Gus Edwards (R-MI-04) - January 3, 2011
  355. Benjamin Emanuel (D-MD-08) - January 3, 2011
  356. Charles Ferris (D-OH-01) - January 3, 2011
  357. Pedro Gonzalez (D-TX-10) - January 3, 2011
  358. Khalil Hamdan (D-NJ-08) - January 3, 2011
  359. Brendan Harper (D-CA-47) - January 3, 2011
  360. Lynn Haven (R-FL-02) - January 3, 2011
  361. Sam Heller (D-NY-21) - January 3, 2011
  362. Nick Henderson (D-CO-07) - January 3, 2011
  363. Todd Hitch (R-MO-04) - January 3, 2011
  364. Jerry Hoff (R-OH-06) - January 3, 2011
  365. Chris Hughes (R-UT-02) - January 3, 2011
  366. Lionel A. Jackson (D-NY-10) - January 3, 2011
  367. Michael Judge (R-FL-21) - January 3, 2011
  368. Samantha Kennedy (D-PA-14) - January 3, 2011
  369. Margot Knight (D-TX-32) - January 3, 2011
  370. Brody Lambert (D-CA-30) - January 3, 2011
  371. Luis Lamberto (R-TX-23) - January 3, 2011
  372. Alexis Larroquette (D-VT-AL) - January 3, 2011 Jodi Lyn O'Keefe
  373. Amanda Leggit (R-WA-08) - January 3, 2011
  374. Hank Lloyd (R-IL-08) - January 3, 2011
  375. Chet Logan (R-OH-14) - January 3, 2011 Hal Landon, Jr.
  376. Kevin Lyson (D-WA-07) - January 3, 2011
  377. Tony Marino (D-OH-05) - January 3, 2011 Mike Starr
  378. Isaac Marshall (D-TN-09) - January 3, 2011
  379. Roger Matthews (D-OH-17) - January 3, 2011
  380. Billy McCain (D-AL-07) - January 3, 2011
  381. Terry McCovey (D-NC-02) - January 3, 2011
  382. Lance McKey (D-CO-01) - January 3, 2011
  383. Steve Milling (R-LA-01) - January 3, 2011
  384. Tommy Ray Mitchell (R-NC-05) - January 3, 2011
  385. Thomas Monroe (D-VA-05) - January 3, 2011
  386. David Moore (D-MO-05) - January 3, 2011
  387. Kevin Nix (R-IA-03) - January 3, 2011
  388. Mark Ojai (D-CA-44) - January 3, 2011
  389. Eli Palmer (D-GA-04) - January 3, 2011
  390. Alec Perrin (D-CA-45) - January 3, 2011
  391. D.R. Perry (D-NJ-05) - January 3, 2011
  392. Walt Peterson (R-TN-04) - January 3, 2011
  393. Louis Pierot (D-TX-02) - January 3, 2011
  394. Kristin Porter (D-PA-07) - January 3, 2011
  395. Rick Price (D-MT-AL) - January 3, 2011
  396. Andrea Quinn (D-NC-04) - January 3, 2011
  397. Ronald Radovich (R-CA-18) - January 3, 2011
  398. Donnie Reeves (R-MS-01) - January 3, 2011
  399. Tom Reilly (D-AZ-08) - January 3, 2011
  400. Martin Reynolds (R-KY-02) - January 3, 2011
  401. Michael Rice (D-MI-14) - January 3, 2011
  402. Jason Rios (D-AZ-04) - January 3, 2011
  403. Jack Rivers (D-NY-25) - January 3, 2011
  404. Del Roberts (R-NY-19) - January 3, 2011
  405. Pedro Rodriguez (D-IL-04) - January 3, 2011
  406. Kylie Sambrose (D-CA-37) - January 3, 2011
  407. Jordan Samuels (D-MN-08) - January 3, 2011
  408. Mike Sheare (R-NJ-09) - January 3, 2011
  409. Kara Sherman (D-CA-13) - January 3, 2011
  410. Randy Sims (D-WA-02) - January 3, 2011
  411. Pat Smigel (D-WV-02) - January 3, 2011
  412. Steven Stevens (D-FL-11) - January 3, 2011 Dwayne Johnson
  413. Natalie Taylor (D-PA-03) - January 3, 2011
  414. Steven Thomas (R-WA-05) - January 3, 2011
  415. Nicholas Townsend (R-KY-03) - January 3, 2011 Courtney B. Vance
  416. Andrew Travis (D-MI-09) - January 3, 2011 Casey Affleck
  417. Ronnie Tucker (D-NY-03) - January 3, 2011
  418. Ken Uyeda (D-CA-14) - January 3, 2011
  419. Juan Vincente (D-CA-32) - January 3, 2011
  420. Tim Walker (D-FL-20) - January 3, 2011
  421. Mac Walters (R-WV-01) - January 3, 2011
  422. Owen Wells (R-MD-06) - January 3, 2011
  423. Cedric Williams (D-NJ-10) - January 3, 2011
  424. Scott Wilson (R-SC-02) - January 3, 2011
  425. Ulysses Wilton (R-OH-18) - January 3, 2011
  426. Caroline Young (R-OR-05) - January 3, 2011
  427. Eric Zell (R-CT-03) - January 3, 2011
  428. Marvin Troughton (R-IL-19) - April 5, 2011
  429. Diego Chavez (D-TX-25) - April 18, 2011
  430. Ralph Ellis (R-TX-07) - April 18, 2011
  431. Bob Mayer (R-TX-14) - April 18, 2011 Stephen Root
  432. Dalisay Dade (R-NY-23) - April 25, 2011
  433. Wire Munson (D-NY-07) - April 25, 2011
  434. Patricia Templeton (R-MO-07) - April 25, 2011
  435. VACANCY (IL-10) - May 27, 2011

By district
~100% Democratic
~75% Democratic
~50% Democratic, 50% Republican
~75% Republican
~100% Republican

  • New Mexico (100% D) - 1: Tomas Candellario (D); 2: William Raven Diego (D); 3: Kristen Channing (D)
  • Hawaii (100% D) - 1: Evelyn Bindo (D); 2: Brian Kapahala (D)
  • Maine (100% D) - 1: Diane Frost (D); 2: Peter Zelowsky (D)
  • Rhode Island (100% D) - 1: Jim Velasquez (D); 2: Chris Thiele (D)
  • Alaska (100% D) - AL: Franklin Woodside (I)
  • Montana (100% D) - AL: Rick Price (D)
  • South Dakota (100% D) - AL: Scott BigHorse (D)
  • Vermont (100% D) - AL: Alexis Larroquette (D)
  • Massachusetts (90% D) - 1: Mike Abrams (R); 2: Sean Adams (D); 3: Stephen Reed (D); 4: Eli Gold (D); 5: Caroline Martin (D); 6: Ray Sindh (D); 7: Edward Giles (D); 8: Alan Trent (D); 9: Peter Swanson (D); 10: Theo Demaskos (D)
  • New York (76% D) - 1: Joe Calhoun (R); 2: Carson Dellinger (D); 3: Ronnie Tucker (D); 4: Karen Lawson (D); 5: James Gatsby (D); 6: Keaira Biggs (D); 7: Wire Munson (D); 8: Julia Dreyer (D); 9: Tim Burrell (D); 10: Lionel A. Jackson (D); 11: Mark Richardson (D); 12: David Ramirez (D); 13: Donny Larkin (D); 14: Nathan Petrelli (D); 15: Antonio Williams (D); 16: Gabriel Martinez (D); 17: Martin Reid (R); 18: Steve McKenna (D); 19: Del Roberts (R); 20: Scott van Damm (D); 21: Sam Heller (D); 22: Gregg Rockwell (D); 23: Dalisay Dade (R); 24: Jim Cutter (R); 25: Jack Rivers (D); 26: Andrew Casey (R); 27: Mark Jenks (D); 28: Melissa Castle (D); 29: Frank Whitley (R)
  • Maryland (75% D) - 1: Donald Richter (R); 2: Sam Weston (D); 3: Daniel Ross (D); 4: Janelle Carson (D); 5: Andrew Fitzpatrick (D); 6: Owen Wells (R); 7: Elijah Mays (D); 8: Benjamin Emanuel (D)
  • Minnesota (75% D) - 1: Bill Vanderleen (D); 2: Leif Erikson (R); 3: Pauline Granholm (D); 4: Kimberley Clinton (D); 5: Edward McBain (D); 6: Janine Miller (R); 7: Thom Grunder (D); 8: Jordan Samuels (D)
  • Arkansas (75% D) - 1: Wallace Conklin (D); 2: Jack Stanton (D); 3: Bonnie Thayer (R); 4: Hubert "Arkansas" Smith (D)
  • Colorado (71% D) - 1: Lance McKey (D); 2: Allan Hammond (D); 3: Carlos Cabrera (R); 4: Perry Wallingford (D); 5: Greg Wellsley (R); 6: Sophia Hill (D); 7: Nick Henderson (D)
  • Washington (67% D) - 1: George Washington Li (D); 2: Randy Sims (D); 3: Mark Ohanko (D); 4: Norton Newark (R); 5: Steven Thomas (R); 6: Daniel Wilder (D); 7: Kevin Lyson (D); 8: Amanda Leggit (R); 9: Cameron Hall (D)
  • Nevada (67% D) - 1: Matt Spencer (D); 2: Hank Wallace (R); 3: Stephen Chase (D)
  • West Virginia (67% D) - 1: Mac Walters (R); 2: Pat Smigel (D); 3: Charles Hacker (D)
  • Virginia (64% D) - 1: John Marks (R); 2: Marcus Donovan (D); 3: Gina Pratt (D); 4: Kenneth Dent (D); 5: Thomas Monroe (D); 6: Allan Goodwell (R); 7: Kyle Wilson (R); 8: Allison Baynes (D); 9: Noah Gellman (D); 10: Kurt Cameron (R); 11: Mark Andrews (D)
  • Wisconsin (63% D) - 1: Samuel Botrell (R); 2: Bud Wachtell (D); 3: Drake Headley (D); 4: Sheila Fields (D); 5: Booby Cornbaugh (R); 6: Connie Black (R); 7: Mickey Krauss (D); 8: Nicole Henderson (D)
  • California (62% D) - 1: Marvin Hallifax (D); 2: Jarrod Graves (R); 3: Linda Brass (R); 4: Brad Gilmore (R); 5: Juliane Wake (D); 6: Claudia Greenwood (D); 7: Kristin LeBrandt (D); 8: Jack Caton (D); 9: Stephen Savage (D); 10: April Fearon (D); 11: Annie Cao (R); 12: George Simmell (D); 13: Kara Sherman (D); 14: Ken Uyeda (D); 15: Floyd Miles (D); 16: Ernesto Granado (D); 17: Sam Howard (D); 18: Ronald Radovich (R); 19: Alan Ross (R); 20: Will Durham (R); 21: Caitlin Fern (R); 22: Winchester Roberts (R); 23: Harry Wade (D); 24: Samir Hansia (R); 25: Kristin Vazquez (R); 26: Darryl Hamilton (R); 27: Randy Celeste (PA); 28: Guillermo Augusto (D); 29: Eve Howard (D); 30: Brody Lambert (D); 31: Luis De Herrera (D); 32: Juan Vincente (D); 33: Russell Lewis (D); 34: Megan McKeena (D); 35: Tavon Glass (D); 36: Martha Blaine (D); 37: Kylie Sambrose (D); 38: Kellen Cahill (D); 39: Erin Baker (D); 40: Riley Church (R); 41: Johnston Meek (R); 42: Aaron Holmes (R); 43: Landon Carmen (D); 44: Mark Ojai (D); 45: Alec Perrin (D); 46: Reed Halvin (R); 47: Brendan Harper (D); 48: Robert McCallister (R); 49: Alton Moore (R); 50: Peter Herger (R); 51: Emma Burgoon (D); 52: Joe Reese (R); 53: Ellen Bloomberg (D)
  • New Jersey (62% D) - 1: Walt Hubbard (D); 2: Tucker Fitzpatrick (R); 3: Ty Branson (D); 4: Stu Clendon (R); 5: D.R. Perry (D); 6: Holly Clarke (D); 7: Bob Grimsley; 8: Khalil Hamdan (D); 9: Mike Sheare (R); 10: Cedric Williams (D); 11: Jack Fowler (R); 12: Gregory Laurie (D); 13: Annie Long (D)
  • Connecticut (60% D) - 1: Christopher Wick (D); 2: Herbert Walker (R); 3: Eric Zell (R); 4: Mackenzie Allen (I); 5: Earl Brennan (D)
  • Oregon (60% D) - 1: Arthur Carney (D); 2: Curtis Ryan (R); 3: Paul Chang (D); 4: Will Bailey (D); 5: Caroline Young (R)
  • Pennsylvania (58% D) - 1: Jacob Klein (D); 2: Arthur Cornforth (D); 3: Natalie Taylor (D); 4: Erin Gatwood (R); 5: Charles Widen (R); 6: Lydia Daniels (R); 7: Kristin Porter (D); 8: Matt Claussen (D); 9: Travis Hoyt (R); 10: Debby Dawn (D); 11: Anna Alberin (D); 12: Brayden Greene (D); 13: Lydia Hemmer (D); 14: Samantha Kennedy (D); 15: Matt Addams (R); 16: Jeff Pitter (R); 17: Anthony Cipriani (D); 18: Joseph Bruno (R); 19: Chris Franklin (R)
  • Indiana (56% D) - 1: Tom Peterson (D); 2: John Greene (D); 3: Mark Stillman (R); 4: Steve Daniels (R); 5: Richard Bride (R); 6: Mitchell Harris (R); 7: Olivia Buckland (D); 8: Rick Enders (D); 9: Brad Stone (D)
  • Illinois (56% D) - 1: Todd Evers (D); 2: Barry Robinson (D); 3: J.R. Jennsen (D); 4: Pedro Rodriguez (D); 5: Mary Maskaleris (D); 6: Austin Cohen (R); 7: John Baxley (D); 8: Hank Lloyd (R); 9: Daniel Maddox (D); 10: VACANT; 11: Callie Durling (R); 12: James Newhouse (D); 13: Bill Delmon (R); 14: Mitch Davis (D); 15: David Schuler (R); 16: Theodore Lincoln Hart (R); 17: Gene Kramer (D); 18: Ray Riggleman (R); 19: Marvin Troughton (R)
  • South Carolina (50% D/R) - 1: Max Johns (R); 2: Scott Wilson (R); 3: Nathan Templeton (I); 4: Elle Barclay (D); 5: Sam McCord (D); 6: Grant Spencer (D)
  • Mississippi (50% D/R) - 1: Donnie Reeves (R); 2: Raymond Purcell (D); 3: Curtis Spurling (R); 4: Charles Inboden (D)
  • New Hampshire (50% D/R) - 1: Franz Duke (R); 2: Benjamin Benoit (D)
  • Michigan (53% R) - 1: William Roem (D); 2: Jim Norton (R); 3: Ron Prentice (R); 4: Gus Edwards (R); 5: Richard Arthur (D); 6: Freddie Coons (R); 7: Jerry Proctor (R); 8: Darren Gibson (R); 9: Andrew Travis (D); 10: Chuck Schiff (R); 11: Gerald Somerfol (R); 12: Becky Reeseman (D); 13: Meredith Payne (D); 14: Michael Rice (D); 15: Nikolas Bronislaus (D)
  • North Carolina (54% R) - 1: Sue Borden (D); 2: Terry McCovey (D); 3: Nick Jarrett (R); 4: Andrea Quinn (D); 5: Tommy Ray Mitchell (R); 6: Phil Eeling (R); 7: Greg Vender (D); 8: Carl Broome (R); 9: David Epps (R); 10: John M. Porter (R); 11: Barbara Layton (R); 12: Aaron Bonds (D); 13: Julius Schreibman (D)
  • Tennessee (56% R) - 1: Alan Spicer (R); 2: Brett Allen (R); 3: Percy Barnett (R); 4: Walt Peterson (R); 5: Jeremy Vector (D); 6: John Kimball (D); 7: Roy Norton (R); 8: Carolyn Reed (D); 9: Isaac Marshall (D)
  • Texas (59% R) - 1: Charles Miner (R); 2: Louis Pierot (D); 3: Michelle Rodriguez (R); 4: John Hancock (R); 5: Rep Omundson (R); 6: Patrick Quinton (R); 7: Ralph Ellis (R); 8: Caroline Chenowith (D); 9: Patsy Burns (D); 10: Pedro Gonzalez (D); 11: Ronald Gennings (R); 12: John Peters (R); 13: Gary Oliver (R); 14: Bob Mayer (R); 15: Maria Consuelo (D); 16: Oscar Huerra (D); 17: John Collington (R); 18: Ana Flores (D); 19: John Connally (R); 20: Jose Carrera (R); 21: Benedicto Romero (R); 22: Peter Lien (R); 23: Luis Lamberto (R); 24: Merchant Tanner (R); 25: Diego Chavez (D); 26: Uriah Rathburn (R); 27: Charlie Coronado (D); 28: Francis Suarez (D); 29: Tim Fields (D); 30: Eddie Cullen (D); 31: Christopher Finn (R); 32: Margot Knight (D)
  • Iowa (60% R) - 1: John Lopes (D); 2: Dennis Sanders (D); 3: Kevin Nix (R); 4: Brian Hale (R); 5: Bob Lowell (R)
  • Ohio (61% R) - 1: Charles Ferris (D); 2: Michelle Mehmet (R); 3: Alan Tomlinson (R); 4: James Bellefontaine (R); 5: Tony Marino (D); 6: Jerry Hoff (R); 7: James Dwight (R); 8: Robert G. Mitchell (R); 9: Josie Bail (D); 10: Justin Willis (D); 11: Marcus LeBrandt (D); 12: Mary Ann Summers (R); 13: Christine O'Leary (D); 14: Chet Logan (R); 15: Ruth Norton-Stewart (R); 16: Joe Steele (R); 17: Roger Matthews (D); 18: Ulysses Wilton (R)
  • Georgia (62% R) - 1: Dustin Benedict (R); 2: Jesse Heyward (D); 3: Auggie Davis (R); 4: Eli Palmer (D); 5: Stoker Hanson (I); 6: Elton Russell (R); 7: David Horton (R); 8: Bo Deal (R); 9: Lee Eldridge (R); 10: Alan Sizemore (R); 11: Dominic Rudig (R); 12: Michael Albright (D); 13: Ashley Hark (D)
  • Arizona (63% R) - 1: Quentin Collier (R); 2: James Culkin (R); 3: Louise MacDonald (R); 4: Jason Rios (D); 5: Bill Jones (R); 6: Sam Fellows (R); 7: Antonio Rodrigues (D); 8: Tom Reilly (D)
  • Florida (64% R) - 1: Lawrence Locke (R); 2: Lynn Haven (R); 3: Len Segal (D); 4: Evelyn Wilson (R); 5: Mac Cleese (R); 6: Adam Xavier (R); 7: Audra Weaver (R); 8: Brian Wayne (R); 9: Tom Riddle (R); 10: Adrian Galway (R); 11: Steven Stevens (D); 12: Randall Simons VI (R); 13: Ted Broderick (R); 14: Mike Pinkerton (R); 15: Kay Mort (R); 16: Thomas McKenzie (R); 17: Maria Consuela Garcia de Trenton (D); 18: Robert Bruce (D); 19: Carol Gelsey (D); 20: Tim Walker (D); 21: Michael Judge (R); 22: Jeff Johnson (D); 23: Alicia DeSantos (D); 24: Raul Montero (R); 25: Jose Cervantes (D)
  • Missouri (67% R) - 1: Clay Richmond (D); 2: Zach Thibodeaux (R); 3: Bernie Cone (D); 4: Todd Hitch (R); 5: David Moore (D); 6: Jordan Peele (R); 7: Patricia Templeton (R); 8: Allan Blant (R); 9: Carol Goodman (R)
  • Alabama (71% R) - 1: Jim Doldier (R); 2: Sian O'Bannon (D); 3: Simeon Puller (R); 4: Grady Bridges (R); 5: MacKenzie Driefort (R); 6: Roger Callahan (R); 7: Billy McCain (D)
  • Louisiana (71% R) - 1: Steve Milling (R); 2: Sam Callas (D); 3: Thomas Evers (R); 4: David Morrison (R); 5: Eugene Tewes (R); 6: Patricia Stecker (R); 7: Rebecca Goldman (D)
  • Oklahoma (80% R) - 1: Jack Wooden (R); 2: Bradford Denning (D); 3: George Walker (R); 4: Soloman Christian Malden (R); 5: Darryl Lukins (R)
  • Kentucky (100% R) - 1: Pauline Gardner (R); 2: Martin Reynolds (R); 3: Nicholas Townsend (R); 4: Daniel Ablend (R); 5: Richard Wilcox (R); 6: Bernard Clark (R)
  • Kansas (100% R) - 1: Philip Goddard (R); 2: Tawny Cryer (R); 3: Jardine Mantell (R); 4: Peter Gault (R)
  • Nebraska (100% R) - 1: Anthony Bentley (R); 2: J.D. Garrett (R); 3: Gail Trent (R)
  • Utah (100% R) - 1: Ford Brimgardener (R); 2: Chris Hughes (R); 3: Karl Beck (R)
  • Idaho (100% R) - 1: Jim Arkin (R); 2: Heathcliff Verlander (R)
  • Delaware (100% R) - AL: W. Robert Robertson (R)
  • North Dakota (100% R) - AL: Veronica Benjamin (R)
  • Wyoming (100% R) - AL: Abel Sheen (R)

Seniority by state
Bold = Dean (longest-serving) of the Delegation
Italics = Baby (shortest-serving) of the Delegation
Years = Year in which service began. Multiple years means they served two or more seperate terms in Congress, both of which count towards seniority.

  • Massachusetts (MA) - Giles ('67), A. Trent ('81), Gold ('91), S. Reed ('99), Swanson ('99), Martin ('01), Demaskos ('03), Adams ('05), Sindh ('07), Abrams ('11)
  • California (CA) - Wade ('68), Halvin ('77), Augusto ('81), Hallifax ('85), Herger ('85), Caton ('87), Fern ('89), Graves ('91), A. Ross ('91), Cahill ('93), Simmell ('97), K. LeBrandt ('99), Lewis ('99), A. Moore ('99), Greenwood ('01), Reese ('01), Baker ('03), Carmen ('03), Church ('03), Gilmore ('03), McCallister ('03), Cao ('05), Fearon ('05), Hamilton ('05), E. Howard ('05), Miles ('05), W. Roberts ('05), Wake ('05), Burgoon ('07), De Herrera ('07), Glass ('07), Hansia ('07), Holmes ('07), Meek ('07), Blaine ('09), Bloomberg ('09), Brass ('09), Granado ('09), McKeena ('09), Savage ('09), Vazquez ('09), S. Howard ('10), Celeste ('11), Durham ('11), Harper ('11), Lambert ('11), Ojai ('11), Perrin ('11), Radovich ('11), Sambrose ('11), Sherman ('11), Uyeda ('11), Vincente ('11)
  • Oregon (OR) - Carney ('69), Ryan ('97), Chang ('03), Bailey ('09), Young ('11)
  • Oklahoma (OK) - Wooden ('69), G. Walker ('01), Denning ('05), Lukins ('07), Malden ('09)
  • New Jersey (NJ) - Grimsley ('71), Hubbard ('83), Laurie ('89), T. Fitzpatrick ('96), Long ('00), Clendon ('05), Fowler ('09), Branson ('11), Clarke ('11), Hamdan ('11), Perry ('11), Sheare ('11), C. Williams ('11)
  • New York (NY) - Richardson ('71), Larkin ('83), Martinez ('87), McKenna ('89), A. Williams ('95), Lawson ('97), Casey ('00), Burrell ('01), Calhoun ('01), Gatsby ('01), Whitley ('03), Reid ('03), Castle ('05), Rockwell ('05), Petrelli ('07), van Damm ('07), Biggs ('09), Jenks ('09), Ramirez ('09), Cutter ('11), Dellinger ('11), Dreyer ('11), Heller ('11), Jackson ('11), Rivers ('11), D. Roberts ('11), Tucker ('11), Dade ('11), Munson ('11)
  • Minnesota (MN) - Grunder ('73), Erikson ('87), Clinton ('01), Miller ('01), McBain ('03), Vanderleen ('07), Granholm ('09), Samuels ('11)
  • Missouri (MO) - Richmond ('73), Blant ('96), Cone ('97), Goodman ('97), Thibodeaux ('01), Peele ('03/'11), Hitch ('11), D. Moore ('11), P. Templeton ('11)
  • Texas (TX) - Quinton ('75), Connally ('87), Omundson ('87), Finn ('89), T. Fields ('91), Cullen ('93), Rathburn ('95), Hancock ('97), Huerra ('97), Suarez ('97), Lien ('01), Peters ('01), Romero ('01), Miner ('03), Tanner ('03), M. Rodriguez ('05), Consuelo ('07), Flores ('07), Oliver ('07), Burns ('09), Gennings ('09), Carrera ('11), Chenowith ('11), Collington ('11), Coronado ('11), Gonzalez ('11), Knight ('11), Lamberto ('11), Pierot ('11), Chavez ('11), Ellis ('11), Mayer ('11)
  • South Carolina (SC) - Johns ('77), N. Templeton ('63/'05), G. Spencer ('01), McCord ('09), Barclay ('11), S. Wilson ('11)
  • Connecticut (CT) - Brennan ('79), H. Walker ('71/'97), Wick ('99), M. Allen ('07), Zell ('11)
  • Michigan (MI) - Roem ('79), Payne ('89), J. Norton ('93), Arthur ('95), Gibson ('95), Reeseman ('96), Prentice ('97), Bronislaus ('99), Schiff ('01), Somerfold ('03), Proctor ('08), Coons ('09), Edwards ('11), Rice ('11), Travis ('11)
  • Ohio (OH) - Summers ('79), R. Mitchell ('93), M. LeBrandt ('97), Tomlinson ('99), Willis ('01), Bail ('03), Bellefontaine ('03), Dwight ('03), Mehmet ('05), Norton-Stewart ('05), O'Leary ('09), Steele ('09), Ferris ('11), Hoff ('11), Logan ('11), Marino ('11), Matthews ('11), Wilton ('11)
  • Wisconsin (WI) - Black ('79), Krauss ('97), Botrell ('99), Wachtell ('99), Headley ('01), Cornbaugh ('05), S. Fields ('05), Nicole Henderson ('07)
  • Arizona (AZ) - Fellows ('81), Collier ('93), MacDonald ('97), Culkin ('99), Jones ('07), Rodrigues ('07), Reilly ('11), Rios ('11)
  • Kansas (KS) - Mantell ('81), Cryer ('89), Goddard ('95), Gault ('05)
  • Nevada (NV) - Wallace ('81), M. Spencer ('07), Chase ('11)
  • Kentucky (KY) - Wilcox ('81), Gardner ('01), Clark ('05), Ablend ('09), Reynolds ('11), Townsend ('11)
  • Pennsylvania (PA) - Bruno ('83), Franklin ('87), Klein ('87), Widen ('87), Cornforth ('95), Gatwood ('97), Pitter ('97), Dawn ('01), Hoyt ('01), Alberin ('85/'07), Hemmer ('05), Cipriani ('07), Claussen ('09), B. Greene ('09), Addams ('11), L. Daniels ('11), Kennedy ('11), K. Porter ('11), Taylor ('11)
  • Louisiana (LA) - Thomas Evers ('83), Goldman ('95), Tewes ('03), Stecker ('05), Morrison ('07), Callas ('11), Milling ('11)
  • Illinois (IL) - Todd Evers ('83), Kramer ('87), Baxley ('91), Newhouse ('91), Delmon ('93), Maskaleris ('97), M. Davis ('01), Durling ('01), Maddox ('01), Riggleman ('01), Jennsen ('03), Robinson ('05), Cohen ('07), Hart ('09), Schuler ('09), Lloyd ('11), P. Rodriguez ('11), Troughton ('11)
  • Arkansas (AR) - Conklin ('85), Stanton ('81/'01/'05), Thayer ('03), Smith ('05)
  • Indiana (IN) - T. Peterson ('85), Enders ('95), Stillman ('97), Buckland ('99), Harris ('01), Stone ('05), J. Greene ('07), Bride ('11), S. Daniels ('11)
  • Utah (UT) - Brimgardener ('87), Beck ('01), Hughes ('11)
  • West Virginia (WV) - Hacker ('89), Smigel ('11), Walters ('11)
  • Iowa (IA) - Lopes ('89), Lowell ('91), Sanders ('97), Hale ('05), Nix ('11)
  • Virginia (VA) - Pratt ('89), Goodwell ('93), Gellman ('95), Marks ('97), Baynes ('05), K. Wilson ('05), Cameron ('10), Andrews ('11), Dent ('11), Donovan ('11), Monroe ('11)
  • Maryland (MD) - Richter ('89), Mays ('91), A. Fitzpatrick ('99), D. Ross ('03), Carson ('08), Weston ('09), Emanuel ('11), Wells ('11)
  • Maine (ME) - Frost ('91), Zelowsky ('93)
  • Georgia (GA) - Hanson ('91), Sizemore ('91), Heyward ('93), Horton ('95), Rudig ('95), Albright ('97), Russell ('01), A. Davis ('03), Eldridge ('03), Hark ('03), Benedict ('11), Deal ('11), Palmer ('11)
  • North Carolina (NC) - Jarrett ('91), Eeling ('95), Borden ('97), Broome ('97), Layton ('97), Schreibman ('99), J. Porter ('01), Bonds ('03), Vender ('07), Epps ('09), McCovey ('11), T. Mitchell ('11), Quinn ('11)
  • Florida (FL) - Johnson ('91), Wayne ('91), McKenzie ('93), Montero ('97), Simons ('97), Broderick ('97), Gelsey ('99), Pinkerton ('01), Segal ('01), E. Wilson ('01), Riddle ('03), Weaver ('03), Locke ('04), Mort ('05), DeSantos ('05), Xavier ('07), Galway ('09), Garcia de Trenton ('09), Bruce ('11), Cervantes ('11), Cleese ('11), Haven ('11), Judge ('11), Stevens ('11), T. Walker ('11)
  • Mississippi (MS) - Purcell ('91), Inboden ('97), Spurling ('01), Reeves ('11)
  • Colorado (CO) - Hammond ('89/'09), Hill ('97), Wallingford ('03), Wellsley ('07), Cabrera ('11), Nick Henderson ('11), McKey ('11)
  • Alabama (AL) - Callahan ('93), Bridges ('97), Puller ('03), Driefort ('07), O'Bannon ('05/'09), Doldier ('11), McCain ('11)
  • Tennessee (TN) - Kimball ('93), R. Norton ('95), C. Reed ('99), Spicer ('99), B. Allen ('03), Vector ('03), Barnett ('07), Marshall ('11), W. Peterson ('11)
  • Alaska (AK) - Woodside ('94)
  • New Hampshire (NH) - Duke ('87/'07), Benoit ('05)
  • Idaho (ID) - Arkin ('95), Verlander ('99)
  • Washington (WA) - Newark ('95), Li ('05), Wilder ('05), Hall ('07), Ohanko ('07), Leggit ('11), Lyson ('11), Sims ('11), Thomas ('11)
  • Nebraska (NE) - Garrett ('99), G. Trent ('01), Bentley ('05)
  • Rhode Island (RI) - Velasquez ('99), Thiele ('01)
  • South Dakota (SD) - BigHorse ('01)
  • Delaware (DE) - Robertson ('03)
  • Hawaii (HI) - Bindo ('05), Kapahala ('07)
  • Wyoming (WI) - Sheen ('10)
  • North Dakota (ND) - Benjamin ('11)
  • New Mexico (NM) - Candellario ('11), Channing ('11), Diego ('11)
  • Vermont (VT) - Larroquette ('11)
  • Montana (MT) - Price ('11)

Alphabetically
  • A: Daniel Ablend (R-KY-04); Mike Abrams (R-MA-01); Sean Adams (D-MA-02); Matt Addams (R-PA-15); Anna Alberin (D-PA-11); Michael Albright (D-GA-12); Brett Allen (R-TN-02); Mackenzie Allen (I-CT-04); Mark Andrews (D-VA-11); Jim Arkin (R-ID-01); Richard Arthur (D-MI-05); Guillermo Augusto (D-CA-28)
  • B: Josie Bail (D-OH-09); Will Bailey (D-OR-04); Erin Baker (D-CA-39); Elle Barclay (D-SC-04); Percy Barnett (R-TN-03); John Baxley (D-IL-07); Allison Baynes (D-VA-08); Karl Beck (R-UT-03); James Bellefontaine (R-OH-04); Dustin Benedict (R-GA-01); Veronica Benjamin (R-ND-AL); Benjamin Benoit (D-NH-02); Anthony Bentley (R-NE-01); Keaira Biggs (D-NY-06); Scott BigHorse (D-SD-AL); Evelyn Bindo (D-HI-01); Connie Black (R-WI-06); Martha Blaine (D-CA-36); Allan Blant (R-MO-08); Ellen Bloomberg (D-CA-53); Aaron Bonds (D-NC-12); Sue Borden (D-NC-01); Samuel Botrell (R-WI-01); Ty Branson (D-NJ-03); Linda Brass (R-CA-03); Earl Brennan (D-CT-05); Richard Bride (R-IN-05); Grady Bridges (R-AL-04); Ford Brimgardener (R-UT-01); Ted Broderick (R-FL-13); Nikolas Bronislaus (D-MI-15); Carl Broome (R-NC-08); Robert Bruce (D-FL-18); Joseph Bruno (R-PA-18); Olivia Buckland (D-IN-07); Emma Burgoon (D-CA-51); Patsy Burns (D-TX-09); Tim Burrell (D-NY-09)
  • C: Carlos Cabrera (R-CO-03); Kellen Cahill (D-CA-38); Joe Calhoun (R-NY-01); Roger Callahan (R-AL-06); Sam Callas (D-LA-02); Kurt Cameron (R-VA-10); Tomas Candellario (D-NM-01); Annie Cao (R-CA-11); Landon Carmen (D-CA-43); Arthur Carney (D-OR-01); Jose Carrera (R-TX-20); Janelle Carson (D-MD-04); Andrew Casey (R-NY-26); Melissa Castle (D-NY-28); Jack Caton (D-CA-08); Randy Celeste (PA-CA-27); Jose Cervantes (D-FL-25); Paul Chang (D-OR-03); Kristen Channing (D-NM-03); Stephen Chase (D-NV-03); Diego Chavez (D-TX-25); Caroline Chenowith (D-TX-08); Riley Church (R-CA-40); Anthony Cipriani (D-PA-17); Bernard Clark (R-KY-06); Holly Clarke (D-NJ-06); Matt Claussen (D-PA-08); Stu Clendon (R-NJ-04); Mac Cleese (R-FL-05); Kimberley Clinton (D-MN-04); Austin Cohen (R-IL-06); Quentin Collier (R-AZ-01); John Collington (R-TX-17); Bernie Cone (D-MO-03); Wallace Conklin (D-AR-01); John Connally (R-TX-19); Maria Consuelo (D-TX-15); Freddie Coons (R-MI-06); Booby Cornbaugh (R-WI-05); Arthur Cornforth (D-PA-02); Charlie Coronado (D-TX-27); Tawny Cryer (R-KS-02); James Culkin (R-AZ-02); Eddie Cullen (D-TX-30); Jim Cutter (R-NY-24)
  • D: Dalisay Dade (R-NY-23); Lydia Daniels (R-PA-06); Steve Daniels (R-IN-04); Auggie Davis (R-GA-03); Mitch Davis (D-IL-14); Debby Dawn (D-PA-10); Luis De Herrera (D-CA-31); Bo Deal (R-GA-08); Carson Dellinger (D-NY-02); Bill Delmon (R-IL-13); Theo Demaskos (D-MA-10); Bradford Denning (D-OK-02); Kenneth Dent (D-VA-04); Alicia DeSantos (D-FL-23); William Raven Diego (D-NM-02); Jim Doldier (R-AL-01); Marcus Donovan (D-VA-02); Julia Dreyer (D-NY-08); MacKenzie Driefort (R-AL-05); Franz Duke (R-NH-01); Will Durham (R-CA-20); Callie Durling (R-IL-11); James Dwight (R-OH-07)
  • E: Gus Edwards (R-MI-04); Phil Eeling (R-NC-06); Lee Eldridge (R-GA-09); Ralph Ellis (R-TX-07); Benjamin Emanuel (D-MD-08); Rick Enders (D-IN-08); David Epps (R-NC-09); Leif Erikson (R-MN-02); Thomas Evers (R-LA-03); Todd Evers (D-IL-01)
  • F: April Fearon (D-CA-10); Sam Fellows (R-AZ-06); Caitlin Fern (R-CA-21); Charles Ferris (D-OH-01); Sheila Fields (D-WI-04); Tim Fields (D-TX-29); Christopher Finn (R-TX-31); Andrew Fitzpatrick (D-MD-05); Tucker Fitzpatrick (R-NJ-02); Ana Flores (D-TX-18); Jack Fowler (R-NJ-11); Chris Franklin (R-PA-19); Diane Frost (D-ME-01)
  • G: Adrian Galway (R-FL-10); Maria Consuela Garcia de Trenton (D-FL-17); Pauline Gardner (R-KY-01); J.D. Garrett (R-NE-02); James Gatsby (D-NY-05); Erin Gatwood (R-PA-04); Peter Gault (R-KS-04); Noah Gellman (D-VA-09); Carol Gelsey (D-FL-19); Ronald Gennings (R-TX-11); Darren Gibson (R-MI-08); Edward Giles (D-MA-07); Brad Gilmore (R-CA-04); Tavon Glass (D-CA-35); Philip Goddard (R-KS-01); Eli Gold (D-MA-04); Rebecca Goldman (D-LA-07); Pedro Gonzalez (D-TX-10); Carol Goodman (R-MO-09); Allan Goodwell (R-VA-06); Ernesto Granado (D-CA-16); Pauline Granholm (D-MN-03); Jarrod Graves (R-CA-02); Brayden Greene (D-PA-12); John Greene (D-IN-02); Claudia Greenwood (D-CA-06); Bob Grimsley (R-NJ-07); Thom Grunder (D-MN-07)
  • H: Charles Hacker (D-WV-03); Brian Hale (R-IA-04); Cameron Hall (D-WA-09); Marvin Hallifax (D-CA-01); Reed Halvin (R-CA-46); Khalil Hamdan (D-NJ-08); Darryl Hamilton (R-CA-26); Allan Hammond (D-CO-02); John Hancock (R-TX-04); Samir Hansia (R-CA-24); Stoker Hanson (I-GA-05); Ashley Hark (D-GA-13); Brendan Harper (D-CA-47); Mitchell Harris (R-IN-06); Theodore Lincoln Hart (R-IL-16); Lynn Haven (R-FL-02); Drake Headley (D-WI-03); Sam Heller (D-NY-21); Lydia Hemmer (D-PA-13); Nick Henderson (D-CO-07); Nicole Henderson (D-WI-08); Peter Herger (R-CA-50); Jesse Heyward (D-GA-02); Sophia Hill (D-CO-06); Todd Hitch (R-MO-04); Jerry Hoff (R-OH-06); Aaron Holmes (R-CA-42); David Horton (R-GA-07); Eve Howard (D-CA-29); Sam Howard (D-CA-17); Travis Hoyt (R-PA-09); Walt Hubbard (D-NJ-01); Oscar Huerra (D-TX-16); Chris Hughes (R-UT-02)
  • I: Charles Inboden (D-MS-04)
  • J: Lionel A. Jackson (D-NY-10); Nick Jarrett (R-NC-03); Mark Jenks (D-NY-27); J.R. Jennsen (D-IL-03); Max Johns (R-SC-01); Jeff Johnson (D-FL-22); Bill Jones (R-AZ-05); Michael Judge (R-FL-21)
  • K: Brian Kapahala (D-HI-02); Samantha Kennedy (D-PA-14); John Kimball (D-TN-06); Jacob Klein (D-PA-01); Margot Knight (D-TX-32); Gene Kramer (D-IL-17); Mickey Krauss (D-WI-07)
  • L: Brody Lambert (D-CA-30); Luis Lamberto (R-TX-23); Donny Larkin (D-NY-13); Alexis Larroquette (D-VT-AL); Gregory Laurie (D-NJ-12); Karen Lawson (D-NY-04); Barbara Layton (R-NC-11); Kristin LeBrandt (D-CA-07); Marcus LeBrandt (D-OH-11); Amanda Leggit (R-WA-08); Russell Lewis (D-CA-33); George Washington Li (D-WA-01); Peter Lien (R-TX-22); Hank Lloyd (R-IL-08); Lawrence Locke (R-FL-01); Chet Logan (R-OH-14); Annie Long (D-NJ-13); John Lopes (D-IA-01); Bob Lowell (R-IA-05); Darryl Lukins (R-OK-05); Kevin Lyson (D-WA-07)
  • M: Louise MacDonald (R-AZ-03); Daniel Maddox (D-IL-09); Soloman Christian Malden (R-OK-04); Jardine Mantell (R-KS-03); Tony Marino (D-OH-05); John Marks (R-VA-01); Isaac Marshall (D-TN-09); Caroline Martin (D-MA-05); Gabriel Martinez (D-NY-16); Mary Maskaleris (D-IL-05); Roger Matthews (D-OH-17); Bob Mayer (R-TX-14); Elijah Mays (D-MD-07); Edward McBain (D-MN-05); Billy McCain (D-AL-07); Robert McCallister (R-CA-48); Sam McCord (D-SC-05); Terry McCovey (D-NC-02); Megan McKeena (D-CA-34); Steve McKenna (D-NY-18); Thomas McKenzie (R-FL-16); Lance McKey (D-CO-01); Johnston Meek (R-CA-41); Michelle Mehmet (R-OH-02); Floyd Miles (D-CA-15); Janine Miller (R-MN-06); Steve Milling (R-LA-01); Charles Miner (R-TX-01); Robert G. Mitchell (R-OH-08); Tommy Ray Mitchell (R-NC-05); Thomas Monroe (D-VA-05); Raul Montero (R-FL-24); Alton Moore (R-CA-49); David Moore (D-MO-05); David Morrison (R-LA-04); Kay Mort (R-FL-15); Wire Munson (D-NY-07)
  • N: Norton Newark (R-WA-04); James Newhouse (D-IL-12); Kevin Nix (R-IA-03); Jim Norton (R-MI-02); Roy Norton (R-TN-07); Ruth Norton-Stewart (R-OH-15)
  • O: Sian O'Bannon (D-AL-02); Christine O'Leary (D-OH-13); Mark Ohanko (D-WA-03); Mark Ojai (D-CA-44); Gary Oliver (R-TX-13); Rep Omundson (R-TX-05)
  • P: Eli Palmer (D-GA-04); Meredith Payne (D-MI-13); Jordan Peele (R-MO-06); Alec Perrin (D-CA-45); D.R. Perry (D-NJ-05); John Peters (R-TX-12); Tom Peterson (D-IN-01); Walt Peterson (R-TN-04); Nathan Petrelli (D-NY-14); Louis Pierot (D-TX-02); Mike Pinkerton (R-FL-14); Jeff Pitter (R-PA-16); John M. Porter (R-NC-10); Kristin Porter (D-PA-07); Gina Pratt (D-VA-03); Ron Prentice (R-MI-03); Rick Price (D-MT-AL); Jerry Proctor (R-MI-07); Simeon Puller (R-AL-03); Raymond Purcell (D-MS-02)
  • Q: Andrea Quinn (D-NC-04); Patrick Quinton (R-TX-06)
  • R: Ronald Radovich (R-CA-18); David Ramirez (D-NY-12); Uriah Rathburn (R-TX-26); Carolyn Reed (D-TN-08); Stephen Reed (D-MA-03); Joe Reese (R-CA-52); Becky Reeseman (D-MI-12); Donnie Reeves (R-MS-01); Martin Reid (R-NY-17); Tom Reilly (D-AZ-08); Martin Reynolds (R-KY-02); Michael Rice (D-MI-14); Mark Richardson (D-NY-11); Clay Richmond (D-MO-01); Donald Richter (R-MD-01); Tom Riddle (R-FL-09); Ray Riggleman (R-IL-18); Jason Rios (D-AZ-04); Jack Rivers (D-NY-25); Del Roberts (R-NY-19); Winchester Roberts (R-CA-22); W. Robert Robertson (R-DE-AL); Barry Robinson (D-IL-02); Gregg Rockwell (D-NY-22); Antonio Rodrigues (D-AZ-07); Michelle Rodriguez (R-TX-03); Pedro Rodriguez (D-IL-04); William Roem (D-MI-01); Benedicto Romero (R-TX-21); Alan Ross (R-CA-19); Daniel Ross (D-MD-03); Dominic Rudig (R-GA-11); Elton Russell (R-GA-06); Curtis Ryan (R-OR-02)
  • S: Kylie Sambrose (D-CA-37); Jordan Samuels (D-MN-08); Dennis Sanders (D-IA-02); Stephen Savage (D-CA-09); Chuck Schiff (R-MI-10); Julius Schreibman (D-NC-13); David Schuler (R-IL-15); Len Segal (D-FL-03); Mike Sheare (R-NJ-09); Abel Sheen (R-WY-AL); Kara Sherman (D-CA-13); George Simmell (D-CA-12); Randall Simons VI (R-FL-12); Randy Sims (D-WA-02); Ray Sindh (D-MA-06); Alan Sizemore (R-GA-10); Pat Smigel (D-WV-02); Hubert "Arkansas" Smith (D-AR-04); Gerald Somerfold (R-MI-11); Grant Spencer (D-SC-06); Matt Spencer (D-NV-01); Alan Spicer (R-TN-01); Curtis Spurling (R-MS-03); Jack Stanton (D-AR-02); Patricia Stecker (R-LA-06); Joe Steele (R-OH-16); Steven Stevens (D-FL-11); Mark Stillman (R-IN-03); Brad Stone (D-IN-09); Francis Suarez (D-TX-28); Mary Ann Summers (R-OH-12); Peter Swanson (D-MA-09)
  • T: Merchant Tanner (R-TX-24); Natalie Taylor (D-PA-03); Nathan Templeton (I-SC-03); Patricia Templeton (R-MO-07); Eugene Tewes (R-LA-05); Bonnie Thayer (R-AR-03); Zach Thibodeaux (R-MO-02); Chris Thiele (D-RI-02); Steven Thomas (R-WA-05); Alan Tomlinson (R-OH-03); Nicholas Townsend (R-KY-03); Andrew Travis (D-MI-09); Alan Trent (D-MA-08); Gail Trent (R-NE-03); Marvin Troughton (R-IL-19); Ronnie Tucker (D-NY-03)
  • U: Ken Uyeda (D-CA-14)
  • V: Scott van Damm (D-NY-20); Bill Vanderleen (D-MN-01); Kristin Vazquez (R-CA-25); Jeremy Vector (D-TN-05); Jim Velasquez (D-RI-01); Greg Vender (D-NC-07); Heathcliff Verlander (R-ID-02); Juan Vincente (D-CA-32)
  • W: Bud Wachtell (D-WI-02); Harry Wade (D-CA-23); Juliane Wake (D-CA-05); George Walker (R-OK-03); Herbert Walker (R-CT-02); Tim Walker (D-FL-20); Hank Wallace (R-NV-02); Perry Wallingford (D-CO-04); Mac Walters (R-WV-01); Brian Wayne (R-FL-08); Audra Weaver (R-FL-07); Owen Wells (R-MD-06); Daniel Wellsley (R-CO-05); Sam Weston (D-MD-02); Frank Whitley (R-NY-29); Christopher Wick (D-CT-01); Charles Widen (R-PA-05); Richard Wilcox (R-KY-05); Daniel Wilder (D-WA-06); Antonio Williams (D-NY-15); Cedric Williams (D-NJ-10); Justin Willis (D-OH-10); Evelyn Wilson (R-FL-04); Kyle Wilson (R-VA-07); Scott Wilson (R-SC-02); Ulysses Wilton (R-OH-18); Jack Wooden (R-OK-01); Franklin Woodside (I-AK-AL)
  • X: Adam Xavier (R-FL-06)
  • Y: Caroline Young (R-OR-05)
  • Z: Eric Zell (R-CT-03); Peter Zelowsky (D-ME-02)

Combined House & Senate Lists

Full Alphabetical
  • ABLEND, Daniel - Representative, Kentucky, Fourth District
  • ABRAMS, Mike - Representative, Massachusetts, First District
  • ADAIR, August - Senator, Ohio
  • ADAMS, Sean - Representative, Massachusetts, Second District
  • ADDAMS, Matt - Representative, Pennsylvania, Fifteenth District
  • ALBERIN, Anna - Representative, Pennsylvania, Eleventh District
  • ALBRIGHT, Michael - Representative, Georgia, Twelfth District
  • ALLEN, Brett - Representative, Tennessee, Second District
  • ALLEN, Mackenzie - Representative, Connecticut, Fourth District
  • ANDREWS, Mark - Representative, Virginia, Eleventh District
  • ARKIN, Jim - Representative, Idaho, First District
  • ARMSTRONG, Bill, Jr. - Senator, Colorado
  • ARTHUR, Richard - Representative, Michigan, Fifth District
  • AUBRY, Camille - Senator, Colorado
  • AUGUSTO, Guillermo - Representative, California, Twenty-Eighth District
  • BAIL, Josie - Representative, Ohio, Ninth District
  • BAILEY, Will - Representative, Oregon, Fourth District
  • BAKER, Erin - Representative, California, Thirty-Ninth District
  • BARCLAY, Elle - Representative, South Carolina, Fourth District
  • BARNETT, Percy - Representative, Tennessee, Third District
  • BAXLEY, John - Representative, Illinois, Seventh District
  • BAYNES, Allison - Representative, Virginia, Eighth District
  • BECK, Karl - Representative, Utah, Third District
  • BELLEFONTAINE, James - Representative, Ohio, Fourth District
  • BENEDICT, Dustin - Representative, Georgia, First District
  • BENJAMIN, Veronica - Representative, North Dakota, At-Large District
  • BENNETT, Eric - Senator, North Carolina
  • BENOIT, Benjamin - Representative, New Hampshire, Second District
  • BENTLEY, Anthony - Representative, Nebraska, First District
  • BIGGS, Keaira - Representative, New York, Sixth District
  • BIGHORSE, Scott - Representative, South Dakota, At-Large District
  • BINDO, Evelyn - Representative, Hawaii, First District
  • BLACK, Connie - Representative, Wisconsin, Sixth District
  • BLAINE, Martha - Representative, California, Thirty-Sixth District
  • BLANT, Allan - Representative, Missouri, Eighth District
  • BLOOMBERG, Ellen - Representative, California, Fifty-Third District
  • BONDS, Aaron - Representative, North Carolina, Twelfth District
  • BORDEN, Sue - Representative, North Carolina, First District
  • BOTRELL, Samuel - Representative, Wisconsin, First District
  • BOWLES, Calvin - Senator, Kentucky
  • BRACE, Mike - Senator, New Jersey
  • BRANSON, Ty - Representative, New Jersey, Third District
  • BRASS, Linda - Representative, California, Third District
  • BREECH, Arthur - Senator, Hawaii
  • BRENNAN, Earl - Representative, Connecticut, Fifth District
  • BRIDE, Richard - Representative, Indiana, Fifth District
  • BRIDGES, Grady - Representative, Alabama, Fourth District
  • BRIMGARDENER, Ford - Representative, Utah, First District
  • BRODERICK, Ted - Representative, Florida, Thirteenth District
  • BRONISLAUS, Nikolas - Representative, Michigan, Fifteenth District
  • BROOME, Carl - Representative, North Carolina, Eight District
  • BRUCE, Robert - Representative, Florida, Eighteenth District
  • BRUNO, Joseph - Representative, Pennsylvania, Eighteenth District
  • BRYCE, Mitch - Senator, Illinois
  • BUCKLAND, Olivia - Representative, Indiana, Seventh District
  • BURGOON, Emma - Representative, California, Fifty-First District
  • BURNS, Patsy - Representative, Texas, Ninth District
  • BURRELL, Tim - Representative, New York, Ninth District
  • CABRERA, Carlos - Representative, Colorado, Third District
  • CAHILL, Kellen - Representative, California, Thirty-Eight District
  • CALHOUN, Joe - Representative, New York, First District
  • CALLAHAN, Roger - Representative, Alabama, Sixth District
  • CALLAS, Sam - Representative, Louisiana, Second District
  • CAMERON, Kurt - Representative, Virginia, Tenth District
  • CANDELLARIO, Tomas - Representative, New Mexico, First District
  • CANTINA, Robert - Senator, Alaska
  • CAO, Annie - Representative, California, Eleventh District
  • CAREY, Fletcher - Senator, Arkansas
  • CARMEN, Landon - Representative, California, Forty-Third District
  • CARNEY, Arthur - Representative, Oregon, First District
  • CARRERA, Jose - Representative, Texas, Twentieth District
  • CARSON, Janelle - Representative, Maryland, Fourth District
  • CASEY, Andrew - Representative, New York, Twenty-Sixth District
  • CASEY, Chris - Senator, Connecticut
  • CASTLE, Melissa - Representative, New York, Twenty-Eighth District
  • CATON, Jack - Representative, California, Eighth District
  • CELESTE, Randy - Representative, California, Twenty-Seventh District
  • CERVANTES, Jose - Representative, Florida, Twenty-Fifth District
  • CHANG, Paul - Representative, Oregon, Third District
  • CHANNING, Kristen - Representative, New Mexico, Third District
  • CHASE, Stephen - Representative, Nevada, Third District
  • CHAVEZ, Diego - Representative, Texas, Twenty-Fifth District
  • CHENOWITH, Caroline - Representative, Texas, Eight District
  • CHOATE, Ann - Senator, Mississippi
  • CHURCH, Riley - Representative, California, Fortieth District
  • CIPRIANI, Anthony - Representative, Pennsylvania, Seventeenth District
  • CLARK, Bernard - Representative, Kentucky, Sixth District
  • CLARKE, Holly - Representative, New Jersey, Sixth District
  • CLAUSSEN, Matt - Representative, Pennsylvania, Eighth District
  • CLENDON, Stu - Representative, New Jersey, Fourth District
  • CLEESE, Mac - Representative, Florida, Fifth District
  • CLINTON, Kimberley - Representative, Minnesota, Fourth District
  • COHEN, Austin - Representative, Illinois, Sixth District
  • COLLIER, Quentin - Representative, Arizona, First District
  • COLLINGTON, John - Representative, Texas, Seventeenth District
  • CONE, Bernie - Representative, Missouri, Third District
  • CONKLIN, Wallace - Representative, Arkansas, First District
  • CONNALLY, John - Representative, Texas, Nineteenth District
  • CONROY, Harry - Senator, North Dakota
  • CONSUELO, Maria - Representative, Texas, Fifteenth District
  • COONS, Freddie - Representative, Michigan, Sixth District
  • CORNBAUGH, Booby - Representative, Wisconsin, Fifth District
  • CORNFORTH, Arthur - Representative, Pennsylvania, Second District
  • CORONADO, Charlie - Representative, Texas, Twenty-Seventh District
  • CRUGER, Jay - Senator, New York
  • CRYER, Tawny - Representative, Kansas, Second District
  • CULKIN, James - Representative, Arizona, Second District
  • CULLEN, Eddie - Representative, Texas, Thirtieth District
  • CUMBERLAND, Mark - Senator, Texas
  • CUTTER, Jim - Representative, New York, Twenty-Fourth District
  • DADE, Dalisay - Representative, New York, Twenty-Third District
  • DANIEL, Bill - Senator, Nebraska
  • DANIELS, Lydia - Representative, Pennsylvania, Sixth District
  • DANIELS, Steve - Representative, Indiana, Fourth District
  • DAVIS, Auggie - Representative, Georgia, Third District
  • DAVIS, Mitch - Representative, Illinois, Fourteenth District
  • DAWN, Debby - Representative, Pennsylvania, Tenth District
  • DE HERRERA, Luis - Representative, California, Thirty-First District
  • DEAL, Bo - Representative, Georgia, Eight District
  • DELLINGER, Carson - Representative, New York, Second District
  • DELMON, Bill - Representative, Illinois, Thirteenth District
  • DEMASKOS, Theo - Representative, Massachusetts, Tenth District
  • DEMPSEY, Caroline - Senator, Maine
  • DENNING, Bradford - Representative, Oklahoma, Second District
  • DENT, Kenneth - Representative, Virginia, Fourth District
  • DeSANTOS, Alicia - Representative, Florida, Twenty-Third District
  • DIEGO, William Raven - Representative, New Mexico, Second District
  • DiMEO, Gina - Senator, Idaho
  • DOLDIER, Jim - Representative, Alabama, First District
  • DONOVAN, Marcus - Representative, Virginia, Second District
  • DREYER, Julia - Representative, New York, Eighth District
  • DRIEFORT, MacKenzie - Representative, Alabama, Fifth District
  • DUKE, Alan - Senator, Oklahoma
  • DUKE, Franz - Representative, New Hampshire, First District
  • DURHAM, Will - Representative, California, Twentieth District
  • DURLING, Callie - Representative, Illinois, Eleventh District
  • DWIGHT, James - Representative, Ohio, Seventh District
  • EDWARDS, Gus - Representative, Michigan, Fourth District
  • EELING, Phil - Representative, North Carolina, Sixth District
  • ELDERTON, Marc - Senator, Utah
  • ELDRIDGE, Lee - Representative, Georgia, Ninth District
  • ELLIS, Ralph - Representative, Texas, Seventh District
  • EMANUEL, Benjamin - Representative, Maryland, Eight District
  • ENDERS, Rick - Representative, Indiana, Eighth District
  • ENGLEMANN, George - Senator, New Hampshire
  • EPPS, David - Representative, North Carolina, Ninth District
  • ERIKSON, Leif - Representative, Minnesota, Second District
  • EVERS, Thomas - Representative, Louisiana, Third District
  • EVERS, Todd - Representative, Illinois, First District
  • FEARON, April - Representative, California, Tenth District
  • FELLOWS, Sam - Representative, Arizona, Sixth District
  • FERN, Caitlin - Representative, California, Twenty-First District
  • FERRIS, Charles - Representative, Ohio, First District
  • FIELDS, Sheila - Representative, Wisconsin, Fourth District
  • FIELDS, Tim - Representative, Texas, Twenty-Ninth District
  • FINN, Christopher - Representative, Texas, Thirty-First District
  • FITZPATRICK, Andrew - Representative, Maryland, Fifth District
  • FITZPATRICK, Tucker - Representative, New Jersey, Second District
  • FITZSIMMONS, Jimmy - Senator, Massachusetts
  • FLORES, Ana - Representative, Texas, Eighteenth District
  • FOWLER, Jack - Representative, New Jersey, Eleventh District
  • FRANKLIN, Chris - Representative, Pennsylvania, Nineteenth District
  • FROST, Diane - Representative, Maine, First District
  • FULTON, Robin - Senator, South Dakota
  • GALWAY, Adrian - Representative, Florida, Tenth District
  • GARCIA de TRENTON, Maria Consuela - Representative, Florida, Seventeenth District
  • GARDNER, Pauline - Representative, Kentucky, First District
  • GARLAND, Alan - Senator, Alabama
  • GARRETT, J. D. - Representative, Nebraska, Second District
  • GATSBY, James - Representative, New York, Fifth District
  • GATWOOD, Erin - Representative, Pennsylvania, Fourth District
  • GAULT, Peter - Representative, Kansas, Fourth District
  • GELLMAN, Noah - Representative, Virginia, Ninth District
  • GELSEY, Carol - Representative, Florida, Nineteenth District
  • GENNINGS, Ronald - Representative, Texas, Eleventh District
  • GEORGE, Emit - Senator, Nebraska
  • GIBSON, Clark - Senator, Idaho
  • GIBSON, Darren - Representative, Michigan, Eighth District
  • GILES, Edward - Representative, Massachusetts, Seventh District
  • GILLETTE, Seth - Senator, North Dakota
  • GILMORE, Brad - Representative, California, Fourth District
  • GLASS, Tavon - Representative, California, Thirty-Fifth District
  • GODDARD, Philip - Representative, Kansas, First District
  • GOLD, Eli - Representative, Massachusetts, Fourth District
  • GOLDMAN, Rebecca - Representative, Louisiana, Seventh District
  • GONZALEZ, Pedro - Representative, Texas, Tenth District
  • GOODMAN, Carol - Representative, Missouri, Ninth District
  • GOODWELL, Allan - Representative, Virginia, Sixth District
  • GRANADO, Ernesto - Representative, California, Sixteenth District
  • GRANHOLM, Pauline - Representative, Minnesota, Third District
  • GRAVES, Jarrod - Representative, California, Second District
  • GREENE, Brayden - Representative, Pennsylvania, Twelfth District
  • GREENE, John - Representative, Indiana, Second District
  • GREENWOOD, Claudia - Representative, California, Sixth District
  • GREYS, Robert - Senator, Oregon
  • GRIMSLEY, Bob - Representative, New Jersey, Seventh District
  • GRUNDER, Thom - Representative, Minnesota, Seventh District
  • HACKER, Charles - Representative, West Virginia, Third District
  • HALE, Brian - Representative, Iowa, Fourth District
  • HALL, Cameron - Representative, Washington, Ninth District
  • HALLIFAX, Marvin - Representative, California, First District
  • HALVIN, Reed - Representative, California, Forty-Sixth District
  • HAMDAN, Khalil - Representative, New Jersey, Eighth District
  • HAMILTON, Darryl - Representative, California, Twenty-Sixth District
  • HAMMOND, Allan - Representative, Colorado, Second District
  • HAMMOND, Dan - Senator, Tennessee
  • HANCOCK, John - Representative, Texas, Fourth District
  • HANSIA, Samir - Representative, California, Twenty-Fourth District
  • HANSON, Stoker - Representative, Georgia, Fifth District
  • HARK, Ashley - Representative, Georgia, Thirteenth District
  • HARPER, Brendan - Representative, California, Forty-Seventh District
  • HARRIS, Kent - Senator, Wyoming
  • HARRIS, Mitchell - Representative, Indiana, Sixth District
  • HARRISON, Brent - Senator, West Virginia
  • HART, Theodore Lincoln - Representative, Illinois, Sixteenth District
  • HAVEN, Lynn - Representative, Florida, Second District
  • HEADLEY, Drake - Representative, Wisconsin, Third District
  • HELLER, Sam - Representative, New York, Twenty-First District
  • HEMMER, Lydia - Representative, Pennsylvania, Thirteenth District
  • HENDERSON, Lewis - Senator, Missouri
  • HENDERSON, Nick - Representative, Colorado, Seventh District
  • HENDERSON, Nicole - Representative, Wisconsin, Eight District
  • HERGER, Peter - Representative, California, Fiftieth District
  • HESTON, Jeff - Senator, Utah
  • HEYWARD, Jesse - Representative, Georgia, Second District
  • HILL, Sophia - Representative, Colorado, Sixth District
  • HITCH, Todd - Representative, Missouri, Fourth District
  • HOFF, Jerry - Representative, Ohio, Sixth District
  • HOLMES, Aaron - Representative, California, Forty-Second District
  • HOPKINS, Barton - Senator, Texas
  • HORTON, David - Representative, Georgia, Seventh District
  • HOWARD, Andrew - Senator, Washington
  • HOWARD, Eve - Representative, California, Twenty-Ninth District
  • HOWARD, Sam - Representative, California, Seventeenth District
  • HOYT, Travis - Representative, Pennsylvania, Ninth District
  • HUBBARD, Walt - Representative, New Jersey, First District
  • HUERRA, Oscar - Representative, Texas, Sixteenth District
  • HUGHES, Chris - Representative, Utah, Second District
  • HUNT, Matt - Senator, Arizona
  • HUNTER, Jack - Senator, Minnesota
  • HUNTINGDON, John - Senator, Rhode Island
  • HUNTINGTON, Vic - Senator, Nevada
  • INBODEN, Charles - Representative, Mississippi, Fourth District
  • JACKSON, Lionel A. - Representative, New York, Tenth District
  • JARRETT, Nick - Representative, North Carolina, Third District
  • JENKINS, Dante - Senator, New Jersey
  • JENKS, Mark - Representative, New York, Twenty-Seventh District
  • JENNSEN, J. R. - Representative, Illinois, Third District
  • JOHNS, Max - Representative, South Carolina, First District
  • JOHNSON, Jeff - Representative, Florida, Twenty-Second District
  • JONES, Bill - Representative, Arizona, Fifth District
  • JUDGE, Michael - Representative, Florida, Twenty-First District
  • KALMBACH, Dan - Senator, Maryland
  • KAPAHALA, Brian - Representative, Hawaii, Second District
  • KASEY, Rod - Senator, Iowa
  • KENNEDY, Samantha - Representative, Pennsylvania, Fourteenth District
  • KERSHAW, Nicole - Senator, California
  • KIMBALL, John - Representative, Tennessee, Sixth District
  • KLEIN, Jacob - Representative, Pennsylvania, First District
  • KNIGHT, Margot - Representative, Texas, Thirty-Second District
  • KRAMER, Gene - Representative, Illinois, Seventeenth District
  • KRAUSS, Mickey - Representative, Wisconsin, Seventh District
  • KUHIO, David - Senator, Hawaii
  • LAMBERT, Brody - Representative, California, Thirtieth District
  • LAMBERTO, Luis - Representative, Texas, Twenty-Third District
  • LANCASTER, James - Senator, Kentucky
  • LANDIS, Tom - Senator, Delaware
  • LARKIN, Donny - Representative, New York, Thirteenth District
  • LARKIN, Scott - Senator, New Hampshire
  • LARROQUETTE, Alexis - Representative, Vermont, At-Large District
  • LAURIE, Gregory - Representative, New Jersey, Twelfth District
  • LAWSON, Karen - Representative, New York, Fourth District
  • LAYTON, Barbara - Representative, North Carolina, Eleventh District
  • LeBRANDT, Kristin - Representative, California, Seventh District
  • LeBRANDT, Marcus - Representative, Ohio, Eleventh District
  • LEGGIT, Amanda - Representative, Washington, Eighth District
  • LEWIS, Russell - Representative, California, Thirty-Third District
  • LI, George Washington - Representative, Washington, First District
  • LIEN, Peter - Representative, Texas, Twenty-Second District
  • LINDSAY, Lorraine - Senator, Iowa
  • LLOYD, Hank - Representative, Illinois, Eight District
  • LOBELL, Max, I - Senator, Georgia
  • LOBELL, Max, III - Senator, Georgia
  • LOCKE, Lawrence - Representative, Florida, First District
  • LOGAN, Brett - Senator, North Carolina
  • LOGAN, Chet - Representative, Ohio, Fourteenth District
  • LONG, Annie - Representative, New Jersey, Thirteenth District
  • LOPES, John - Representative, Iowa, First District
  • LOWELL, Bob - Representative, Iowa, Fifth District
  • LUKINS, Darryl - Representative, Oklahoma, Fifth District
  • LYNDELL, Ryan - Senator, Massachusetts
  • LYONS, Jeremy - Senator, Wisconsin
  • LYSON, Kevin - Representative, Washington, Seventh District
  • MacDONALD, Louise - Representative, Arizona, Third District
  • MADDOX, Daniel - Representative, Illinois, Ninth District
  • MALDEN, Soloman Christian - Representative, Oklahoma, Fourth District
  • MALKEN, Henry - Senator, Virginia
  • MANTELL, Jardine - Representative, Kansas, Third District
  • MARIENHOFF, Bill - Senator, Arizona
  • MARINO, Tony - Representative, Ohio, Fifth District
  • MARKS, John - Representative, Virginia, First District
  • MARSHALL, Isaac - Representative, Tennessee, Ninth District
  • MARTIN, Caroline - Representative, Massachusetts, Fifth District
  • MARTINEZ, Gabriel - Representative, New York, Sixteenth District
  • MASKALERIS, Mary - Representative, Illinois, Fifth District
  • MATTHEWS, Roger - Representative, Ohio, Seventeenth District
  • MATTEO, Damon - Senator, Indiana
  • MAYER, Bob - Representative, Texas, Fourteenth District
  • MAYS, Elijah - Representative, Maryland, Seventh District
  • McBAIN, Edward - Representative, Minnesota, Fifth District
  • McCAIN, Billy - Representative, Alabama, Seventh District
  • McCALLISTER, Robert - Representative, California, Forty-Eighth District
  • McCORD, Sam - Representative, South Carolina, Fifth District
  • McCORD, Tim - Senator, South Carolina
  • McCOVEY, Terry - Representative, North Carolina, Second District
  • McKEENA, Megan - Representative, California, Thirty-Fourth District
  • McKENNA, Joseph - Senator, Delaware
  • McKENNA, Steve - Representative, New York, Eighteenth District
  • McKENZIE, Thomas - Representative, Florida, Sixteenth District
  • McKEY, Lance - Representative, Colorado, First District
  • McNAMARA, Dylan - Senator, Mississippi
  • MEEK, Johnston - Representative, California, Forty-First District
  • MEHMET, Michelle - Representative, Ohio, Second District
  • MILES, Floyd - Representative, California, Fifteenth District
  • MILLER, Janine - Representative, Minnesota, Sixth District
  • MILLING, Steve - Representative, Louisiana, First District
  • MINER, Charles - Representative, Texas, First District
  • MINER, Robert - Senator, Arkansas
  • MITCHELL, Morgan - Senator, Pennsylvania
  • MITCHELL, Robert G. - Representative, Ohio, Eight District
  • MITCHELL, Tommy Ray - Representative, North Carolina, Fifth District
  • MONROE, Thomas - Representative, Virginia, Fifth District
  • MONTERO, Raul - Representative, Florida, Twenty-Fourth District
  • MONTGOMERY, George - Senator, Illinois
  • MOORE, Alton - Representative, California, Forty-Ninth District
  • MOORE, David - Representative, Missouri, Fifth District
  • MORRISON, David - Representative, Louisiana, Fourth District
  • MORT, Kay - Representative, Florida, Fifteenth District
  • MORTON, Herman - Senator, Wyoming
  • MUNSON, Wire - Representative, New York, Seventh District
  • NEWARK, Norton - Representative, Washington, Fourth District
  • NEWHOUSE, James - Representative, Illinois, Twelfth District
  • NIX, Kevin - Representative, Iowa, Third District
  • NORTON, Jim - Representative, Michigan, Second District
  • NORTON, Roy - Representative, Tennessee, Seventh District
  • NORTON-STEWART, Ruth - Representative, Ohio, Fifteenth District
  • O'BANNON, Sian - Representative, Alabama, Second District
  • O'BRIEN, Sarah - Senator, Vermont
  • O'LEARY, Christine - Representative, Ohio, Thirteenth District
  • O'ROURKE, Rob - Senator, Indiana
  • OAKLEY, Charles - Senator, West Virginia
  • OHANKO, Mark - Representative, Washington, Third District
  • OJAI, Mark - Representative, California, Forty-Fourth District
  • OLIVER, Gary - Representative, Texas, Thirteenth District
  • OMUNDSON, Rep - Representative, Texas, Fifth District
  • PALMER, Eli - Representative, Georgia, Fourth District
  • PAYNE, Meredith - Representative, Michigan, Thirteenth District
  • PEELE, Jordan - Representative, Missouri, Sixth District
  • PERRIN, Alec - Representative, California, Forty-Fifth District
  • PERRY, D. R. - Representative, New Jersey, Fifth District
  • PETERS, John - Representative, Texas, Twelfth District
  • PETERSON, Tom - Representative, Indiana, First District
  • PETERSON, Walt - Representative, Tennessee, Fourth District
  • PETRELLI, Nathan - Representative, New York, Fourteenth District
  • PIEROT, Louis - Representative, Texas, Second District
  • PINKERTON, Mike - Representative, Florida, Fourteenth District
  • PITTER, Jeff - Representative, Pennsylvania, Sixteenth District
  • PORTER, John M. - Representative, North Carolina, Tenth District
  • PORTER, Kristin - Representative, Pennsylvania, Seventh District
  • PRATT, Gina - Representative, Virginia, Third District
  • PRENTICE, Ron - Representative, Michigan, Third District
  • PRICE, Rick - Representative, Montana, At-Large District
  • PROCTOR, Harry - Senator, South Carolina
  • PROCTOR, Jerry - Representative, Michigan, Seventh District
  • PROCTOR, Keith - Senator, Louisiana
  • PULLER, Simeon - Representative, Alabama, Third District
  • PURCELL, Raymond - Representative, Mississippi, Second District
  • QUATERMAIN, Sean - Senator, Wisconsin
  • QUINN, Andrea - Representative, North Carolina, Fourth District
  • QUINTON, Patrick - Representative, Texas, Sixth District
  • RADOVICH, Ronald - Representative, California, Eighteenth District
  • RAFFERTY, Ricky - Senator, Oregon
  • RAMIREZ, David - Representative, New York, Twelfth District
  • RAMSEY, Mark - Senator, Minnesota
  • RAND, Judi - Senator, Louisiana
  • RANDALL, Seth - Senator, Florida
  • RATHBURN, Joseph - Senator, Connecticut
  • RATHBURN, Uriah - Representative, Texas, Twenty-Sixth District
  • REED, Carolyn - Representative, Tennessee, Eighth District
  • REED, Stephen - Representative, Massachusetts, Third District
  • REESE, Joe - Representative, California, Fifty-Second District
  • REESEMAN, Becky - Representative, Michigan, Twelfth District
  • REEVES, Donnie - Representative, Mississippi, First District
  • REID, Martin - Representative, New York, Seventeenth District
  • REILLY, Tom - Representative, Arizona, Eighth District
  • REYNOLDS, Martin - Representative, Kentucky, Second District
  • RICE, Michael - Representative, Michigan, Fourteenth District
  • RICHARDSON, Mark - Representative, New York, Eleventh District
  • RICHMOND, Clay - Representative, Missouri, First District
  • RICHTER, Donald - Representative, Maryland, First District
  • RIDDLE, Tom - Representative, Florida, Ninth District
  • RIGGLEMAN, Ray - Representative, Illinois, Eighteenth District
  • RILEY, Cody - Senator, Alabama
  • RIOS, Jason - Representative, Arizona, Fourth District
  • RITTER, Andy - Senator, New Mexico
  • RIVERS, Jack - Representative, New York, Twenty-Fifth District
  • ROANOKE, Robert - Senator, Oklahoma
  • ROBERTS, Del - Representative, New York, Nineteenth District
  • ROBERTS, Winchester - Representative, California, Twenty-Second District
  • ROBERTSON, W. Robert - Representative, Delaware, At-Large District
  • ROBINSON, Barry - Representative, Illinois, Second District
  • ROCKWELL, Gregg - Representative, New York, Twenty-Second District
  • RODRIGUES, Antonio - Representative, Arizona, Seventh District
  • RODRIGUEZ, Michelle - Representative, Texas, Third District
  • RODRIGUEZ, Pedro - Representative, Illinois, Fourth District
  • ROEM, William - Representative, Michigan, First District
  • ROMERO, Benedicto - Representative, Texas, Twenty-First District
  • ROSS, Alan - Representative, California, Nineteenth District
  • ROSS, Daniel - Representative, Maryland, Third District
  • ROYCE, Robert - Senator, Pennsylvania
  • RUDIG, Dominic - Representative, Georgia, Eleventh District
  • RUSSELL, Elton - Representative, Georgia, Sixth District
  • RUSSELL, Lloyd - Senator, New Mexico
  • RYAN, Curtis - Representative, Oregon, Second District
  • SACHO, Paula - Senator, Michigan
  • SAMBROSE, Kylie - Representative, California, Thirty-Seventh District
  • SAMUELS, Jordan - Representative, Minnesota, Eighth District
  • SANDERS, Dennis - Representative, Iowa, Second District
  • SAVAGE, Stephen - Representative, California, Ninth District
  • SCHIFF, Chuck - Representative, Michigan, Tenth District
  • SCHREIBMAN, Julius - Representative, North Carolina, Thirteenth District
  • SCHULER, David - Representative, Illinois, Fifteenth District
  • SEABORN, Sam - Senator, California
  • SEGAL, Len - Representative, Florida, Third District
  • SHALLICK, Laura - Senator, Missouri
  • SHEARE, Mike - Representative, New Jersey, Ninth District
  • SHEEN, Abel - Representative, Wyoming, At-Large District
  • SHERMAN, Kara - Representative, California, Thirteenth District
  • SIMMELL, George - Representative, California, Twelfth District
  • SIMON, Jim - Senator, South Dakota
  • SIMONS, Randall, VI - Representative, Florida, Twelfth District
  • SIMS, Randy - Representative, Washington, Second District
  • SINDH, Ray - Representative, Massachusetts, Sixth District
  • SIZEMORE, Alan - Representative, Georgia, Tenth District
  • SKINNER, Matt - Senator, Vermont
  • SMIGEL, Pat - Representative, West Virginia, Second District
  • SMITH, Hubert - Representative, Arkansas, Fourth District
  • SOMERFOLD, Gerald - Representative, Michigan, Eleventh District
  • SPENCER, Grant - Representative, South Carolina, Sixth District
  • SPENCER, Matt - Representative, Nevada, First District
  • SPICER, Alan - Representative, Tennessee, First District
  • SPURLING, Curtis - Representative, Mississippi, Third District
  • STACY, Patrick - Senator, Tennessee
  • STANTON, Jack - Representative, Arkansas, Second District
  • STARKEY, Robert - Senator, Montana
  • STECKER, Patricia - Representative, Louisiana, Sixth District
  • STEELE, Joe - Representative, Ohio, Sixteenth District
  • STEVENS, Steven - Representative, Florida, Eleventh District
  • STILLMAN, Mark - Representative, Indiana, Third District
  • STONE, Brad - Representative, Indiana, Ninth District
  • STRAUS, Hayden - Senator, Ohio
  • SUAREZ, Francis - Representative, Texas, Twenty-Eight District
  • SUMMERS, Mary Ann - Representative, Ohio, Twelfth District
  • SWAIN, Michael - Senator, Rhode Island
  • SWANSON, Peter - Representative, Massachusetts, Ninth District
  • SWENSON, Eric - Senator, Florida
  • TAGLIO, James - Senator, Kansas
  • TANNER, Merchant - Representative, Texas, Twenty-Fourth District
  • TAYLOR, Natalie - Representative, Pennsylvania, Third District
  • TEMPLETON, Nathan - Representative, South Carolina, Third District
  • TEMPLETON, Patricia - Representative, Missouri, Seventh District
  • TEWES, Eugene - Representative, Louisiana, Fifth District
  • THAYER, Bonnie - Representative, Arkansas, Third District
  • THIBODEAUX, Zach - Representative, Missouri, Second District
  • THIELE, Chris - Representative, Rhode Island, Second District
  • THOMAS, Randall - Senator, Michigan
  • THOMAS, Steven - Representative, Washington, Fifth District
  • THORN, Andrew - Senator, New York
  • TOMLINSON, Alan - Representative, Ohio, Third District
  • TOWNSEND, Nicholas - Representative, Kentucky, Third District
  • TRAVIS, Andrew - Representative, Michigan, Ninth District
  • TRENT, Alan - Representative, Massachusetts, Eighth District
  • TRENT, Gail - Representative, Nebraska, Third District
  • TROUGHTON, Marvin - Representative, Illinois, Nineteenth District
  • TUCKER, Ronnie - Representative, New York, Third District
  • UYEDA, Ken - Representative, California, Fourteenth District
  • van DAMM, Scott - Representative, New York, Twentieth District
  • VANDERLEEN, Bill - Representative, Minnesota, First District
  • VAZQUEZ, Kristin - Representative, California, Twenty-Fifth District
  • VECTOR, Jeremy - Representative, Tennessee, Fifth District
  • VELASQUEZ, Jim - Representative, Rhode Islands, First District
  • VENDER, Greg - Representative, North Carolina, Seventh District
  • VERLANDER, Heathcliff - Representative, Idaho, Second District
  • VINCENTE, Juan - Representative, California, Thirty-Second District
  • WACHTELL, Bud - Representative, Wisconsin, Second District
  • WADE, Harry - Representative, California, Twenty-Third District
  • WAKE, Juliane - Representative, California, Fifth District
  • WALKER, George - Representative, Oklahoma, Third District
  • WALKER, Herbert - Representative, Connecticut, Second District
  • WALKER, Tim - Representative, Florida, Twentieth District
  • WALLACE, Hank - Representative, Nevada, Second District
  • WALLINGFORD, Perry - Representative, Colorado, Fourth District
  • WALTERS, Mac - Representative, West Virginia, First District
  • WAYNE, Brian - Representative, Florida, Eighth District
  • WEAVER, Audra - Representative, Florida, Seventh District
  • WEBSTER, Harold - Senator, Virginia
  • WELLS, Owen - Representative, Maryland, Sixth District
  • WELLSLEY, Daniel - Representative, Colorado, Fifth District
  • WESTON, Howard - Senator, Nevada
  • WESTON, Sam - Representative, Maryland, Second District
  • WHEELER, Sorah - Senator, Alaska
  • WHITESIDE, Sam - Senator, Maryland
  • WHITLEY, Frank - Representative, New York, Twenty-Ninth District
  • WICK, Christopher - Representative, Connecticut, First District
  • WIDEN, Charles - Representative, Pennsylvania, Fifth District
  • WILCOX, Richard - Representative, Kentucky, Fifth District
  • WILDER, Daniel - Representative, Washington, Sixth District
  • WILEY, William - Senator, Washington
  • WILKINSON, Sam - Senator, Kansas
  • WILLIAMS, Antonio - Representative, New York, Fifteenth District
  • WILLIAMS, Cedric - Representative, New Jersey, Tenth District
  • WILLIS, Justin - Representative, Ohio, Tenth District
  • WILSON, Evelyn - Representative, Florida, Fourth District
  • WILSON, Kyle - Representative, Virginia, Seventh District
  • WILSON, Scott - Representative, South Carolina, Second District
  • WILSON, Stephen - Senator, Maine
  • WILTON, Ulysses - Representative, Ohio, Eighteenth District
  • WIRTH, George - Senator, Montana
  • WOODEN, Jack - Representative, Oklahoma, First District
  • WOODSIDE, Franklin - Representative, Alaska, At-Large District
  • XAVIER, Adam - Representative, Florida, Sixth District
  • YOUNG, Caroline - Representative, Oregon, Fifth District
  • ZELL, Eric - Representative, Connecticut, Third District
  • ZELOWSKY, Peter - Representative, Maine, Second District

Complete Seniority
all dates are January 3rd, unless otherwise specified. * denotes a seniority date computated by two or more seperate House terms.
  • 1967 - Robert Miner, Edward Giles
  • 1968 (September 10) - Harry Wade
  • 1969 - Arthur Carney, Jack Wooden
  • 1971 - Bob Grimsley, Mark Richardson
  • 1973 - Thom Grunder, Clay Richmond
  • 1975 - Patrick Quinton
  • 1977 - Joseph Rathburn, Reed Halvin, Max Johns
  • 1979 (January 3) - Earl Brennan, William Roem, Mary Ann Summers
  • 1979 (April 3) - Connie Black
  • 1981 - Sean Quatermain, Sam Wilkinson, Clark Gibson, Nathan Templeton*, Guillermo Augusto, Sam Fellows, Jardine Mantell, Alan Trent, Hank Wallace, Richard Wilcox
  • 1982 (November 30) - Max Lobell I
  • 1983 - William Wiley, Sam Whiteside, Joseph Bruno, Thomas Evers, Todd Evers, Walt Hubbard, Donny Larkin
  • 1985 - Eric Bennett, Keith Proctor, Emit George, Michael Swain, Wallace Conklin, Marvin Hallifax, Peter Herger, Tom Peterson
  • 1987 - Dan Kalmbach, Robert Roanoke, Rod Kasey, Matt Hunt, Robert Greys, Ford Brimgardener, Jack Caton, John Connally, Leif Erikson, Chris Franklin, Jacob Klein, Gene Kramer, Gabriel Martinez, Rep Omundson, Charles Widen
  • 1989 - Seth Gillette, August Adair, Dan Hammond, Sarah O'Brien, Herman Morton, Herbert Walker*, Tawny Cryer, Caitlin Fern, Christopher Finn
  • 1991 - Alan Duke, Dylan McNamara, James Taglio, John Baxley, Tim Fields, Diane Frost, Eli Gold, Jarrod Graves, Stoker Hanson, Nick Jarrett, Jeff Johnson, Bob Lowell, Elijah Mays, James Newhouse, Raymond Purcell, Alan Ross, Alan Sizemore, Brian Wayne
  • 1993 (January 3) - Robert Royce, George Montgomery, Allan Hammond*, Jack Stanton*, Roger Callahan, Quentin Collier, Eddie Cullen, Allan Goodwell, Jesse Heyward, Kellen Cahill, Bill Delmon, Thomas McKenzie, Robert G. Mitchell, Jim Norton, Peter Zelowsky
  • 1993 (August 9) - John Kimball
  • 1994 (November 9) - Franklin Woodside
  • 1995 - Paula Sacho, Rob O'Rourke, Ann Choate, Lloyd Russell, Arthur Breech, George Wirth, Franz Duke, Jim Arkin, Richard Arthur, Arthur Cornforth, Phil Eeling, Rick Enders, Noah Gellman, Darren Gibson, Philip Goddard, Rebecca Goldman, David Horton, Norton Newark, Roy Norton, Uriah Rathburn, Dominic Rudig, Antonio Williams
  • 1996 (July 9) - Joseph McKenna
  • 1996 (October 19) - Tucker Fitzpatrick
  • 1996 (November 5) - Allan Blant, Becky Reeseman
  • 1996 (November 21) - John Huntingdon
  • 1997 (January 3) - Henry Malken, Calvin Bowles, Lorraine Lindsay, Dante Jenkins, Patrick Stacy, Bill Armstrong Jr., Ricky Rafferty, Andy Ritter, Michael Albright, Sue Borden, Grady Bridges, Carl Broome, Bernie Cone, Erin Gatwood, Carol Goodman, John Hancock, Sophia Hill, Oscar Huerra, Charles Inboden, Mickey Krauss, Karen Lawson, Barbara Layton, Marcus LeBrandt, Louise MacDonald, Mary Maskaleris, Raul Montero, Jeff Pitter, Ron Prentice, Curtis Ryan, Dennis Sanders, George Simmell, Randall Simons VI, Mark Stillman, Francis Suarez
  • 1997 (March 4) - Stephen Wilson
  • 1997 (July 12) - Ted Broderick
  • 1997 (December 11) - John Marks
  • 1999 (January 3) - Randall Thomas, Howard Weston, Samuel Botrell, Nikolas Bronislaus, Olivia Buckland, James Culkin, Andrew Fitzpatrick, J.D. Garrett, Carol Gelsey, Kristin LeBrandt, Russell Lewis, Alton Moore, Carolyn Reed, Stephen Reed, Julius Schreibman, Alan Spicer, Alan Tomlinson, Jim Velasquez, Heathcliff Verlander, Bud Wachtell, Christopher Wick
  • 1999 (September 6) - Peter Swanson
  • 1999 (December 15) - Robert Starkey
  • 2000 (May 13) - Andrew Casey
  • 2000 (November 15) - Annie Long
  • 2001 (January 3) - Andrew Thorn, Morgan Mitchell, Ryan Lyndell, Jeremy Lyons, Mark Ramsey, Bill Marienhoff, Karl Beck, Scott BigHorse, Tim Burrell, Joe Calhoun, Kimberley Clinton, Mitch Davis, Debby Dawn, Callie Durling, Pauline Gardner, James Gatsby, Claudia Greenwood, Mitchell Harris, Drake Headley, Travis Hoyt, Peter Lien, Daniel Maddox, Caroline Martin, Janine Miller, John Peters, Mike Pinkerton, John M. Porter, Joe Reese, Ray Riggleman, Benedicto Romero, Elton Russell, Chuck Schiff, Len Segal, Grant Spencer, Curtis Spurling, Zach Thibodeaux, Chris Thiele, Gail Trent, George Walker
  • 2001 (January 25) - Justin Willis
  • 2001 (March 12) - Evelyn Wilson
  • 2003 (January 3) - George Englemann, Tom Landis, Harry Proctor, Kent Harris, Anna Alberin*, Brett Allen, Josie Bail, Erin Baker, James Bellefontaine, Aaron Bonds, Landon Carmen, Paul Chang, Riley Church, Auggie Davis, Theo Demaskos, James Dwight, Lee Eldridge, Brad Gilmore, Ashley Hark, J.R. Jennsen, Charles Miner, Simeon Puller, Tom Riddle, W. Robert Robertson, Daniel Ross, Gerald Somerfold, Merchant Tanner, Eugene Tewes, Bonnie Thayer, Jeremy Vector, Perry Wallingford, Audra Weaver, Frank Whitley
  • 2003 (January 20) - Jeff Heston
  • 2003 (May 18) - Rober McCallister
  • 2003 (July 12) - Robin Fulton
  • 2003 (August 5) - Martin Reid
  • 2003 (November 17) - Edward McBain
  • 2004 (September 6) - Mike Brace
  • 2004 (September 22) - Lawrence Locke
  • 2004 (November 15) - Seth Randall
  • 2005 (January 3) - James Lancaster, Tim McCord, Sean Adams, Allison Baynes, Benjamin Benoit, Anthony Bentley, Evelyn Bindo, Annie Cao, Melissa Castle, Bernard Clark, Stu Clendon, Booby Cornbaugh, Bradford Denning, April Fearon, Sheila Fields, Peter Gault, Brian Hale, Darryl Hamilton, Lydia Hemmer, Eve Howard, George Washington Li, Michelle Mehmet, Floyd Miles, Kay Mort, Ruth Norton-Stewart, Winchester Roberts, Barry Robinson, Michelle Rodriguez, Gregg Rockwell, Hubert "Arkansas" Smith, Patricia Stecker, Brad Stone, Juliane Wake, Daniel Wilder, Kyle Wilson
  • 2005 (September 1) - Alicia DeSantos
  • 2006 (November 9) - Robert Cantina
  • 2007 (January 3) - Brent Harrison, Harold Webster, Vic Huntington, Caroline Dempsey, Jordan Peele*, Mackenzie Allen, Percy Barnett, Emma Burgoon, Anthony Cipriani, Austin Cohen, Maria Consuelo, Luis De Herrera, MacKenzie Driefort, Ana Flores, Tavon Glass, John Greene, Cameron Hall, Samir Hansia, Nicole Henderson, Aaron Holmes, Bill Jones, Brian Kapahala, Darryl Lukins, Johnston Meek, David Morrison, Mark Ohanko, Gary Oliver, Nathan Petrelli, Antonio Rodrigues, Matt Spencer, Scott van Damm, Bill Vanderleen, Greg Vender, Daniel Wellsley, Adam Xavier
  • 2007 (August 9) - Ray Sindh
  • 2008 (June 17) - Janelle Carson
  • 2008 (November 15) - Jerry Proctor
  • 2009 (January 3) - Jim Simon, Cody Riley, Sian O'Bannon*, Daniel Ablend, Will Bailey, Keaira Biggs, Martha Blaine, Ellen Bloomberg, Linda Brass, Patsy Burns, Matt Claussen, Freddie Coons, David Epps, Jack Fowler, Adrian Galway, Maria Consuela Garcia de Trenton, Ronald Gennings, Ernesto Granado, Pauline Granholm, Brayden Greene, Theodore Lincoln Hart, Mark Jenks, Soloman Christian Malden, Megan McKeena, Christine O'Leary, David Ramirez, Stephen Savage, David Schuler, Kristin Vazquez, Sam Weston
  • 2009 (June 25) - Barton Hopkins
  • 2009 (July 4) - Joe Steele
  • 2009 (August 17) - Sam McCord
  • 2010 (January 18) - Kurt Cameron
  • 2010 (March 5) - Sam Howard
  • 2010 (April 8) - Alan Garland
  • 2010 (November 3) - Abel Sheen
  • 2010 (November 15) - Charles Oakley, Eric Swenson, Jimmy Fitzsimmons, Jack Hunter
  • 2010 (December 13) - Mark Cumberland
  • 2011 (January 3) - Matt Skinner, Harry Conroy, Jay Cruger, Camille Aubry, Max Lobell III, Brett Logan, Andrew Howard, Fletcher Carey, Chris Casey, Sam Seaborn, Damon Matteo, Laura Shallick, Marc Elderton, Scott Larkin, David Kuhio, Sorah Wheeler, Nicole Kershaw, Mike Abrams, Matt Addams, Mark Andrews, Elle Barclay, Dustin Benedict, Veronica Benjamin, Ty Branson, Richard Bride, Robert Bruce, Carlos Cabrera, Sam Callas, Tomas Candellario, Jose Carrera, Randy Celeste, Jose Cervantes, Kristen Channing, Stephen Chase, Caroline Chenowith, Holly Clarke, Mac Cleese, John Collington, Charlie Coronado, Jim Cutter, Lydia Daniels, Steve Daniels, Bo Deal, Carson Dellinger, Kenneth Dent, William Raven Diego, Jim Doldier, Marcus Donovan, Julia Dreyer, Will Durham, Gus Edwards, Benjamin Emanuel, Charles Ferris, Pedro Gonzalez, Khalil Hamdan, Brendan Harper, Lynn Haven, Sam Heller, Nick Henderson, Todd Hitch, Jerry Hoff, Chris Hughes, Lionel A. Jackson, Michael Judge, Samantha Kennedy, Margot Knight, Brody Lambert, Luis Lamberto, Alexis Larroquette, Amanda Leggit, Hank Lloyd, Chet Logan, Kevin Lyson, Tony Marino, Isaac Marshall, Roger Matthews, Billy McCain, Terry McCovey, Lance McKey, Steve Milling, Tommy Ray Mitchell, Thomas Monroe, David Moore, Kevin Nix, Mark Ojai, Eli Palmer, Alec Perrin, D.R. Perry, Walt Peterson, Louis Pierot, Kristin Porter, Rick Price, Andrea Quinn, Ronald Radovich, Donnie Reeves, Tom Reilly, Martin Reynolds, Michael Rice, Jason Rios, Jack Rivers, Del Roberts, Pedro Rodriguez, Kylie Sambrose, Jordan Samuels, Mike Sheare, Kara Sherman, Randy Sims, Pat Smigel, Steven Stevens, Natalie Taylor, Steven Thomas, Nicholas Townsend, Andrew Travis, Ronnie Tucker, Ken Uyeda, Juan Vincente, Tim Walker, Mac Walters, Owen Wells, Cedric Williams, Scott Wilson, Ulysses Wilton, Caroline Young, Eric Zell
  • 2011 (January 11) - Mitch Bryce
  • 2011 (January 13) - Bill Daniel
  • 2011 (January 17) - Gina DiMeo
  • 2011 (February 4) - Lewis Henderson, Judi Rand
  • 2011 (February 21) - Hayden Straus
  • 2011 (April 5) - Marvin Troughton
  • 2011 (April 18) - Diego Chavez, Ralph Ellis, Bob Mayer
  • 2011 (April 25) - Dalisay Dade, Wire Munson, Patricia Templeton

Former Members of the 112th Congress
  • Senator Jack Enlow (D-IL), January 3rd to 5th - resigned following a personal scandal; Mitch Bryce (D) appointed to his seat. Robin Thomas
  • Senator Ron Fox (R-MO), January 3rd to January 12th - resigned to accept a job in the private sector; Lewis Henderson (R) appointed to his seat.
  • Senator Sarah Newbury (R-NE), January 3rd to 13th - resigned to accept the post of Secretary of Health and Human Services; Bill Daniel (R) appointed to her seat. Alice Krige
  • Senator Chris Carrick (R-ID), January 3rd to 17th - resigned to accept the post of Secretary of the Interior; Gina DiMeo (R) appointed to his seat. Tom Skerritt
  • Congresswoman Jane Calhoun (D-NY-07), January 3rd to 20th - resigned to accept the post of Ambassador to Ireland; Wire Munson (D) elected to her seat.
  • Congressman Patrick Dade (R-NY-23), January 3rd to 20th - resigned to accept the post of Secretary of the Army; Dalisay Dade (R) elected to his seat.
  • Congressman David Owens (R-MO-07), January 3rd to 20th - resigned to accept the post of White House Political Director; Patricia Templeton (R) elected to his seat.
  • Congressman Larry Shanks (R-IL-19), January 3rd to 20th - resigned to accept the post of Secretary of Agriculture; Marvin Troughton (R) elected to his seat. Larry Hankin
  • Senator Will Villegas (D-LA), January 3rd to 20th - resigned to accept the post of Ambassador to the United Nations; Judi Rand (I) appointed to his seat. Dan Lauria
  • Congressman Ron Paul (R-TX-14), January 3rd to February 14th - resigned for personal reasons; Bob Mayer (R) elected to his seat.
  • Congressman William Mulder (D-TX-25), January 3rd to March 1st - passed away; Diego Chavez (D) elected to his seat.
  • Congressman Jasper Irving (R-IL-10) - January 3rd to May 27th - resigned to run for Senate; seat currently vacant. Tom Cruise
 
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KahukuMan10

Bravo Tim, bravo!

A few things, West and I decided that it was George Wirth, not Robert Starkey that's a class I senator from Montana. And Jasper Irving just resigned from his house seat to run for the senate.
 
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MaskedPickle

Could we also have an updated list of the declared and potential candidates for the 2012 gubernatorial and senatorial elections, for both parties, please?
 

KahukuMan10

MaskedPickle said:
Could we also have an updated list of the declared and potential candidates for the 2012 gubernatorial and senatorial elections, for both parties, please?
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That's a little bit harder... once we get closer to the 2012 midterms, I'm sure it'll come up. For now, watch with interest in the 2011 gubernatorial off year elections!
 

Westbrook

st.louispostdispatch, Monday, May 30th, 2011.

Butcher Reveals That Wife's Ovarian Cancer Was "Misdiagnoses," Benign Cyst; Serioiusly Weighing Running for Senate.

Kansas City Mayor Collin Butcher announced in an interview today that his wife Loren was misdiagnosed with having ovarian cancer, and that he is still considering running for the Senate in 2012.

Loren Butcher was reported to have ovarian cancer during a routine checkup in March, and Butcher, recognizing the severity of that diagnoses, immediately ruled himself out of any Senate campaign. Sources close to the Mayor also indicated that he was even considering resigning in order to take care of his wife full-time.

"It was a very scary time," Butcher says. "We were prepping for chemo and surgery and meds, all of that jazz, and I was just determined that I was going to be there for Loren no matter what."

However, a second round of tests in April indicated that the earlier diagnoses was possibly incorrect, leading to a biopsy that revealed that Loren only had a benign cyst in one of her ovaries. It had presented with an odd manifestation, and the doctors had misread it as cancer.

"We were so relieved," Butcher says now, and it is evident on his face. "It was like we got this death sentence, and suddenly now, it's lifted. It truly was a miracle."

While the doctors confirmed that the cyst was not cancer, Collin and Loren celebrated, while not telling anyone, aside from their family, including their daughter Samantha and sons Alan and James, the good news. "It was hard not to just come out and spill everything," Butcher admits.

Even though the cyst is benign, Loren Butcher will have surgery in order to remove it sometime early next month.

Perhaps inevitably, the speculation will begin as to whether or not Butcher will seek higher office, such as the Senate seat that will be open in 2012. Butcher, however, refuses to look too far into the future.

"I honestly don't know what I'm going to do," he says. "A month ago, I was considering resigning from politics altogether, and now I'm being pressured about the future? It's all a bit fast.
It'd be a lie to say that it hasn't crossed my mind, weighing a run. But right now, my entire focus is on two things: Helping my wife recover and enjoying the time I have again with her, and running my city. That's it. What the future brings... I'll decide that when it comes."

"Besides," Butcher adds with a wry grin, "it's a year away still! Ask me again in 2012."
 

AbetterAmerica15

anybody ever start thinking about possibly doing a Politico 45 like the website does? basically just tracks the doings of the president daily or weekly? what does everybody think?
 

Westbrook

AbetterAmerica15 said:
anybody ever start thinking about possibly doing a Politico 45 like the website does? basically just tracks the doings of the president daily or weekly? what does everybody think?
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I think that we talked about it somewhat with Santos, and during the campaign we occasionally had daily, semi-hour-by-hour schedules (Lot of hyphens in there).

But as far as I can recall, there hasn't been anything like that proposed for Walken. It's seemingly as something comes up, post about it.
 

AbetterAmerica15

I'm seriously thinking about doing one for the Walken Administration even if there is nothing too extreme to mention I mean slow news day or not the President is working a 24/7 hour day
 

KahukuMan10

realclearpolitics.com

Willis to run for senate

Democrats have got to be happy today. Congressman Justin Willis (D-OH) announced that he would be running for senator August Adair's senate seat as the latter declared he wouldn't seek a fifth term. Willis, while being a staunch liberal, has a strong bipartisan record and a mixed party background. He voted in favor of the President's healthcare plan and the stimulus package, but voted against his education plan and TARP. His mother was a civil rights activist and was the house democratic leader in the 80s, while his father was a non-partisan republican in congress.

"America is broken. Partisan politics has made what was once an honor among the American people something that is despised by the American people. To serve the people as a representative was once the noblest of occupations in this country, but no more. We must work together to bring this country together, that is the only way we can move forward as a single American nation. And that is why I am running for the US senate seat, right here in Ohio. We can do this, we can change the way things work in Washington."

This makes Willis the first democrat to enter the race, and the 38 year old polls well against other potential democrats. On the Republican side, big names are currently sitting on the sidelines. Like state secretary of state and dynasticrat Dylan Garrison, who is confusing people by talking about national problems, yet has no fundraising whatsoever. However, millionaire film maker Anderson Cano has announced, and has plenty of money on his own. He is a fairly straightforward party-line kind of guy, but as the child of illegal immigrants from Peru, he's very liberal on immigration. In polling between the two, Willis and Cano are tied at 41.
 

KahukuMan10

chicago.com

IL-10 faces a three-way race

In the race to determine a successor to retiring congressman Jasper Irving (R-IL), who has decided to make a move for the senate, the wealthy suburban area north of Chicago faces a three way battle.

The candidates? For the democrats, youth in revolt backed public defender, Rajiv Nehru has sped past establishment pick, state treasurer and former investment banker Charlotte Hayes for the nomination. Key YIR fundraising efforts have pushed him over the top, and Hayes was forced out of the race today. He's also been strongly helped out by big-name party players like Governor Andrew Cordy, Lieutenant Governor Alex Sweeney, along with YIR superstars like Alex Minolli.

Republicans have had no trouble in landing a candidate. Arch conservative state senate minority leader Richard Andrews was selected when his potential opponent, Irving speech writing aide Samantha Roberts, was engulfed in a sex scandal, with fellow Illinois congressman Austin Cohen (R-IL), when it came out the two had cheated on Roberts' husband together. She dropped out thereafter while becoming engaged to Cohen.

But with such a strong force on the right end of the republican party, more moderate members decided to back the libertarian party in this race. Former Republican congressman - turned Libertarian state party chairman - Roy Flagg. The republicans in the district are fare more fiscally conservative and socially moderate/liberal than Andrews, and it's not really a surprise. Flagg represented the district from 2000-2008 when Jasper Irving took it. He's decided to run for the seat again, only with a different party.

However, Flagg is not just drawing supporters from Andrews, Nehru is seeing more moderate democrats in the district float towards Flagg, forcing him to moderate on some issues. Flagg played a big role in the education battles with the Bartlet administration, and has based a lot of his campaign on education. Flagg and Nehru are neck and neck in polling, sitting at 39%-39%, with Andrews trailing in third with 16%, and 5% undecided. The official primaries are next Thursday, a peculiar day, June 9th, before the actual special election on July 7th.
 
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Tim Thomason

NBS News

Alabama Governor Discovers Shocking Relative
June 3, 2011

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Kimsey, pictured here in 2007 while a senior executive at ABC, was "surprised" to hear of his relative

The Governor of Alabama, former businessman Stock Kimsey discovered last week that he's related to another famous politician.

Kimsey, who was adopted, released a book last year on his life, which detailed his birth mother's tragic history. A group of internet bloggers discovered that Kimsey's birth mother, Italian immigrant Leah Caldini, who ran away from her home in California in 1946 at the age of 16, is actually the great aunt of former Pennsylvania Congressman Stephen Collins.

Here is a chart of the relationship:
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Leah Caldini would later spiral into a dangerous world of drug addiction after giving up her child, born to an unkown father. Kimsey was later adopted by a banker (Albert Kimsey) and his wife, who were otherwise unable to conceive children. He wrote in the book how he only met his mother one time, when he was 8 years old and she looked him up. He says at that point she was "too far gone" and would be found dead two years later in Jacksonville, Florida.

Leah Caldini was the youngest in a large group of children to the Italian Consul Roberto Caldini, who famously requested asylum in America at the onset of World War II. Caldini's oldest son, Stefano, served in the US Navy and perished in that conflict. His daughter would marry Californian lawyer (and later politician) James Wiles Collins. They were the parents of Stephen Collins, who you may remember from running for Senate last year.

Collins and Kimsey had met once before, at Jimmy Hobuck's funeral in 2010, but they were not aware of their relationship. This was revealed by bloggers "connecting" the dots last month. Kimsey was never aware of his natural grandparents or any of his birth mother's family sans herself. Since then Kimsey and Collins, who currently works for the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, have met and discussed the matter. They will appear in a special on 20/20 to be aired later this month.

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Then-Congressman Stephen Collins at a campaign stop in 2010 while running for Senate.

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KahukuMan10

pittsburghpostgazette.com

Pennsylvania sees wide open races

In the coming midterm elections, and in all midterm elections really, states such as Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Michigan, all midwestern industrial states, are key to judge the national average mood. That is why in the prelude to midterms, it is always interesting to watch races develop in these states. Democrats and Republicans are going to be duking it out in the senate and gubernatorial races that the state will have. Top-tier candidates are emerging from everywhere on both sides, deeply confusing the race.

In the gubernatorial, incumbent governor Michael Kellner has finally announced to the state that he won't be seeking a second full term. Clearing up a potential damaging primary with young congressman Matt Claussen announcing a run for it anyways. There's been talk that state senate majority leader Tagg Morrison, who is seen as a potential better fit with the state and his pro-life, anti-gay rights views, will run. Whoever wins there will face undoubted Republican nominee, senator Morgan Mitchell. The senate announced that instead of running for another senate term, he'd run for the governor's mansion instead. He is seen as the favorite at this point.

In the senate race, republicans already have a heated battle on their hands. Former TV star Carlin Cassidy made a surprise entrance into the race in what was supposed to be the ascension of congressman Travis Hoyt, a conservative super star. The two are now consistently showing up close to each other in all polls. On the democratic side, there is little movement beyond state senator Dawn Rochester. But democrats are secretly hoping that Youth in Revolt favorite, Jackson Kennedy will make a run. The young mayor of Pittsburgh has the power and money to do it, but has so far been hesitant to join the race. In the event he does opt against a run, democrats have put out feelers to congressman Brayden Greene.

So the thing about the midwest being a political party's key to success is almost always accurate. Take a look at last year's races. Michigan went GOP for the first time since 1998, and reelected a republican senator and elected a republican governor. Ohio voted for Glen Walken and reelected governor Simon Halley, but then went far left to elect the nation's first open socialist senator in Hayden Straus. Pennsylvania voted for Matt Santos, and then reelected Robert Royce. Glen Walken was elected President, and most of those races went GOP. The midterms next year are going to be no different.
 
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KahukuMan10

politico.com

Congressional Democrats and Republicans urge President to get tough on debt

With the time arising to increase the nation's debt ceiling, both democrats and republicans have urged President Walken to make a big step in the way of deficit reduction for them to pass the ceiling. With a still ailing economy, with unemployment rising to 9.1% this month, some are saying this is the wrong time to start this battle, but it seems inevitable.

Democrats are in favor of modest cuts, as shown by Speaker Gelsey' ability to pass a budget deal with a lot of cuts in it, however a strong look into the efficiency of the defense department and tax increases/reform. Democrats have finally started to open up on entitlement reform. Republicans meanwhile look to make strong discretionary cuts, and are finally starting to look at corporate tax loophole closures, which is a big step.

"The people of Ohio have elected me to be a voice of reason and independence in the senate, and that's what I'm gonna do. Even after President Bartlet's key social security reform bill passed in early 2004, entitlements remain a key part of our deficit problem. Democrats and republicans must come together to solve these problems. Myself, along with several other senators in both parties are beginning to work closely to find a bipartisan deficit reduction plan. Within the next few weeks, we plan to release the work," Hayden Straus said on Countdown with Gabe Tillman last night. Straus and his colleagues are preparing to make an announcement of sorts launching their group to solve the deficit problem. A spokesman for senate democratic leader Arthur Breech said that the group would step forward all together in the next few days.
 

Marky Bunny

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT
WE ARE TWO & HALF YEARS OLD TODAY
Just a quick thankyou to say that we have now reached two & half years old.
I know that I have been taking a back seat over the last few months, but I am still on the thread every day.
Thanks to all you that read us, and post.
What is strange to me is watching the real GOP race for the nomination next year, something we where doing two years ago. In some ways we predicted that race, with Marcus Blakemore & Matt Skinner running, now we have Hermain Cain & Fred Karger, as the first Afro-american & open gay man running for the nomination, but hey we did it first.
Thanks
Mark
 

KahukuMan10

bbc.com/worldnews/southamerica/

Da Luca wins third term

In Brazil, many had been expecting the outcome of the Presidential election to favor incumbent President Marco Da Luca. The only matter was by how many points would the socialist President win by. Well, two days following the election, and the results seem as clear as could be.

President Da Luca and his Workers' Party won with over 55% of the vote, with three other parties contesting the race. In the national congress, the worker's party, which previously had only 40 of the 78 seats (3 senators from each of the 26 states), took a surprising supermajority winning 10 seats. Technically only 8, but there were two defections from Brazilian Democratic Movement Party as well.

In the Chamber of deputies, where they previously had only 112 of 513 seats, they now have 135 seats. Many political pundits in Brazil agree that the major reasoning behind the Workers' Party strong victory in the elections was due to Da Luca's success in rebuilding the Brazilian economy after the 2008 financial crisis and the surprising jump in the size of the nation's economy. As of January 1st, 2011, Brazil had the world's 7th largest economy.
 
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