This is a list of individuals serving in the United States House of Representatives (as of December 31, 2023, the 118th Congress).[1] The membership of the House comprises 435 seats for representatives from the 50 states, apportioned by population, as well as 6 seats for non-voting delegates from U.S. territories and the District of Columbia. There are currently 433 members.

Leadership

Presiding officer

Office Name District Party Since
Speaker of the House Mike Johnson LA-04 Republican October 25, 2023
Party leader since October 25, 2023

    Majority leadership (Republican)

    Office Name District Since
    House Majority Leader
    Chair, House Republican Steering Committee    		 Steve Scalise LA-01 January 3, 2023
    Party deputy since January 3, 2019
    House Majority Whip Tom Emmer MN-06 January 3, 2023
    Chair, House Republican Conference Elise Stefanik NY-21 May 14, 2021
    Chair, National Republican Congressional Committee Rich Hudson NC-09 January 3, 2023
    Chair, House Republican Policy Committee Gary Palmer AL-06 January 3, 2019
    Vice Chair, House Republican Conference Blake Moore UT-01 November 8, 2023
    Secretary, House Republican Conference Lisa McClain MI-09 January 3, 2023
    House Republican Chief Deputy Whip Guy Reschenthaler PA-14 January 3, 2023
    House Republican Sophomore Elected Leadership Committee Representative Stephanie Bice OK-05 January 3, 2023
    House Republican Freshman Elected Leadership Committee Representative Erin Houchin IN-09 January 3, 2023

    Minority leadership (Democratic)

    Office Name District Since
    House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries NY-08 January 3, 2023
    Party leader since January 3, 2023
    House Minority Whip Katherine Clark MA-05 January 3, 2023
    Party deputy since January 3, 2023
    Chair, House Democratic Caucus Pete Aguilar CA-33 January 3, 2023
    Assistant Leader Jim Clyburn SC-06 January 3, 2023
    Vice Chair, House Democratic Caucus Ted Lieu CA-33 January 3, 2023
    Chair, Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Suzan DelBene WA-01 January 3, 2023
    Chair, House Democratic Policy and Communications Committee Joe Neguse CO-02 January 3, 2023
    Co-Chairs, House Democratic Policy and Communications Committee Veronica Escobar TX-16 January 3, 2023
    Lauren Underwood IL-14 January 3, 2023
    Lori Trahan MA-03 November 29, 2023
    House Democratic Battleground Leadership Representative Abigail Spanberger VA-07 January 3, 2023
    House Democratic Junior Caucus Leadership Representative Sara Jacobs CA-51 January 3, 2023
    House Democratic Freshman Class Leadership Representative Jasmine Crockett TX-30 January 3, 2023
    Co-Chairs, House Democratic Steering and Policy Committee Dan Kildee MI-08 January 3, 2023
    Barbara Lee CA-13 January 3, 2019
    Debbie Wasserman Schultz FL-25 January 3, 2023
    House Democratic Senior Chief Deputy Whip Jan Schakowsky IL-09 January 3, 2019

    Regional membership

    As of December 31, 2023:

    Region Democrats Republicans Vacant Total States included
    New England 21 0 0 21 CT, MA, ME, NH, RI, VT
    Mid-Atlantic 41 22 1 64 DE, MD, NJ, NY, PA
    Great Lakes 30 32 0 62 IL, IN, MI, OH, WI
    Great Plains 7 22 0 29 IA, KS, MN, MO, ND, NE, SD
    South Atlantic 27 49 0 76 FL, GA, NC, SC, VA, WV
    South Central 18 61 0 79 AL, AR, KY, LA, MS, OK, TN, TX
    Mountain 14 19 0 33 AZ, CO, ID, MT, NM, NV, UT, WY
    Pacific 55 15 1 71 AK, CA, HI, OR, WA
    Total 213 220 2 435

    Vacancies

    Partisan mix of the House by state

    As of December 31, 2023:

    Partisan mix of the House by state
    State ranked in partisan order Percentage
    Republicans    		 Percentage
    Democrats    		 Percentage
    Vacant    		 Republican/
    Democratic/
    Vacant    		 Republican
    seat plurality    		 Notes
    Oklahoma 100% 0% 0% 5/0/0 +5
    Arkansas 100% 0% 0% 4/0/0 +4
    Iowa 100% 0% 0% 4/0/0 +4
    Utah 100% 0% 0% 4/0/0 +4
    Nebraska 100% 0% 0% 3/0/0 +3
    Idaho 100% 0% 0% 2/0/0 +2
    Montana 100% 0% 0% 2/0/0 +2
    West Virginia 100% 0% 0% 2/0/0 +2
    North Dakota 100% 0% 0% 1/0/0 +1
    South Dakota 100% 0% 0% 1/0/0 +1
    Wyoming 100% 0% 0% 1/0/0 +1
    Tennessee 89% 11% 0% 8/1/0 +7
    Alabama 86% 14% 0% 6/1/0 +5
    South Carolina 86% 14% 0% 6/1/0 +5
    Kentucky 83% 17% 0% 5/1/0 +4
    Louisiana 83% 17% 0% 5/1/0 +4
    Indiana 78% 22% 0% 7/2/0 +5
    Missouri 75% 25% 0% 6/2/0 +4
    Wisconsin 75% 25% 0% 6/2/0 +4
    Kansas 75% 25% 0% 3/1/0 +2
    Mississippi 75% 25% 0% 3/1/0 +2
    Florida 71% 29% 0% 20/8/0 +12
    Ohio 67% 33% 0% 10/5/0 +5
    Arizona 67% 33% 0% 6/3/0 +3
    Texas 66% 34% 0% 25/13/0 +12
    Georgia 64% 36% 0% 9/5/0 +4
    North Carolina 50% 50% 0% 7/7/0 0
    Minnesota 50% 50% 0% 4/4/0 0
    Pennsylvania 47% 53% 0% 8/9/0 -1
    Michigan 46% 54% 0% 6/7/0 -1
    Virginia 45% 55% 0% 5/6/0 -1
    New York 38% 58% 4% 10/15/1 -5 NY-03: Vacant following Congressman Santos's expulsion on December 1, 2023.
    Colorado 37% 63% 0% 3/5/0 -2
    Oregon 33% 67% 0% 2/4/0 -2
    Nevada 25% 75% 0% 1/3/0 -2
    New Jersey 25% 75% 0% 3/9/0 -6
    California 21% 77% 2% 11/40/1 -29 CA-20: Vacant following Congressman McCarthy's resignation on December 31, 2023.
    Washington 20% 80% 0% 2/8/0 -6
    Illinois 18% 82% 0% 3/14/0 -11
    Maryland 13% 87% 0% 1/7/0 -6
    Alaska 0% 100% 0% 0/1/0 -1
    Delaware 0% 100% 0% 0/1/0 -1
    Vermont 0% 100% 0% 0/1/0 -1
    Hawaii 0% 100% 0% 0/2/0 -2
    Maine 0% 100% 0% 0/2/0 -2
    New Hampshire 0% 100% 0% 0/2/0 -2
    Rhode Island 0% 100% 0% 0/2/0 -2
    New Mexico 0% 100% 0% 0/3/0 -3
    Connecticut 0% 100% 0% 0/5/0 -5
    Massachusetts 0% 100% 0% 0/9/0 -9
    House of Representatives 50.6% 49.0% 0.5% 220/213/2 +7
    State ranked in partisan order Percentage
    Republicans    		 Percentage
    Democrats    		 Percentage
    Vacant    		 Republican/
    Democratic/
    Vacant    		 Republican
    seat plurality    		 Notes

    Voting members by state

    As of December 31, 2023:

    District Member Party Prior experience Education Assumed office Residence Born[4]
    Alabama 1
    Jerry Carl    		 Republican Mobile County Commission Florida Gateway College 2021 Mobile June 17, 1958
    Alabama 2
    Barry Moore    		 Republican Alabama House of Representatives Enterprise State Community College (AS)
    Auburn University (BS)    		 2021 Enterprise September 26, 1966
    Alabama 3
    Mike Rogers    		 Republican Calhoun County Commissioner
    Alabama House of Representatives    		 Jacksonville State University (BA, MPA)
    Birmingham School of Law (JD)    		 2003 Weaver July 16, 1958
    Alabama 4
    Robert Aderholt    		 Republican Haleyville Municipal Judge University of North Alabama
    Birmingham–Southern College (BA)
    Samford University (JD)    		 1997 Haleyville July 22, 1965
    Alabama 5
    Dale Strong    		 Republican Madison County Commission Chairman Athens State University (BA) 2023 Huntsville May 8, 1970
    Alabama 6
    Gary Palmer    		 Republican Policy analyst University of Alabama (BS) 2015 Hoover May 14, 1954
    Alabama 7
    Terri Sewell    		 Democratic Attorney Princeton University (BA)
    St Hilda's College, Oxford (MA)
    Harvard University (JD)    		 2011 Birmingham January 1, 1965
    Alaska at-large
    Mary Peltola    		 Democratic Alaska House of Representatives University of Northern Colorado
    University of Alaska Anchorage
    University of Alaska Southeast
    University of Alaska Fairbanks    		 2022 (special) Bethel August 31, 1973
    Arizona 1
    David Schweikert    		 Republican Arizona House of Representatives
    Arizona Board of Education
    Arizona Board of Equalization
    Maricopa County Treasurer    		 Arizona State University, Tempe (BS, MBA) 2011 Fountain Hills[5] March 3, 1962
    Arizona 2
    Eli Crane    		 Republican U.S. Navy
    Businessman    		 Arizona Western College
    University of Arizona    		 2023 Oro Valley January 3, 1980
    Arizona 3
    Ruben Gallego    		 Democratic Arizona House of Representatives Harvard University (BA) 2015 Phoenix November 20, 1979
    Arizona 4
    Greg Stanton    		 Democratic Mayor of Phoenix Marquette University (BA)
    University of Michigan (JD)    		 2019 Phoenix March 8, 1970
    Arizona 5
    Andy Biggs    		 Republican Arizona Senate Brigham Young University (BA)
    University of Arizona (JD)
    Arizona State University, Phoenix (MA)    		 2017 Gilbert November 7, 1958
    Arizona 6
    Juan Ciscomani    		 Republican University of Arizona senior program development specialist
    Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Vice President of Outreach
    Senior Advisor for Regional and International Affairs to Arizona Governor Doug Ducey    		 Pima Community College
    University of Arizona    		 2023 Tucson August 30, 1982
    Arizona 7
    Raúl Grijalva    		 Democratic Pima County Board of Supervisors University of Arizona (BA) 2003 Tucson February 19, 1948
    Arizona 8
    Debbie Lesko    		 Republican Arizona House of Representatives
    Arizona Senate
    President Pro Tempore of Arizona Senate    		 University of Wisconsin–Madison (BA) 2018 (special) Peoria November 14, 1958
    Arizona 9
    Paul Gosar    		 Republican President of the Northern Arizona Dental Society Creighton University (BS, DDS) 2011 Bullhead City November 27, 1958
    Arkansas 1
    Rick Crawford    		 Republican Broadcaster
    Businessman    		 Arkansas State University (BS) 2011 Jonesboro January 22, 1966
    Arkansas 2
    French Hill    		 Republican Businessman Vanderbilt University (BS) 2015 Little Rock December 5, 1956
    Arkansas 3
    Steve Womack    		 Republican Mayor of Rogers Arkansas Tech University (BA) 2011 Rogers February 18, 1957
    Arkansas 4
    Bruce Westerman    		 Republican Arkansas House of Representatives University of Arkansas (BS)
    Yale University (MS)    		 2015 Hot Springs November 18, 1967
    California 1
    Doug LaMalfa    		 Republican California State Senate
    California State Assembly    		 Butte College
    California Polytechnic State University (BS)    		 2013 Oroville[6] July 2, 1960
    California 2
    Jared Huffman    		 Democratic California State Assembly University of California, Santa Barbara (BA)
    Boston College (JD)    		 2013 San Rafael February 18, 1964
    California 3
    Kevin Kiley    		 Republican California State Assembly Harvard University (BA)
    Yale University (JD)
    Loyola Marymount University (MA)    		 2023 Rocklin January 30, 1985
    California 4
    Mike Thompson    		 Democratic California State Senate Napa Valley College
    California State University, Chico (BA, MPA)    		 1999 St. Helena January 24, 1951
    California 5
    Tom McClintock    		 Republican California Senate
    California State Assembly    		 University of California, Los Angeles (BA) 2009 Elk Grove July 10, 1956
    California 6
    Ami Bera    		 Democratic Chief Medical Officer of Sacramento County University of California, Irvine (BS, MD) 2013 Elk Grove March 2, 1965
    California 7
    Doris Matsui    		 Democratic Sacramento City Council University of California, Berkeley (BA) 2005 (special) Sacramento September 25, 1944
    California 8
    John Garamendi    		 Democratic United States Deputy Secretary of the Interior
    Lieutenant Governor of California
    California Insurance Commissioner
    California State Senate
    California State Assembly    		 University of California, Berkeley (BA)
    Harvard University (MBA)    		 2009 (special) Walnut Grove January 24, 1945
    California 9
    Josh Harder    		 Democratic Venture capitalist
    Professor    		 Stanford University (BA)
    Harvard University (MBA, MPP)    		 2019 Tracy August 1, 1986
    California 10
    Mark DeSaulnier    		 Democratic California State Senate
    California State Assembly
    Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors    		 College of the Holy Cross (BA) 2015 Concord March 31, 1952
    California 11
    Nancy Pelosi    		 Democratic California Democratic Party Chair Trinity Washington University (BA) 1987 (special) San Francisco March 26, 1940
    California 12
    Barbara Lee    		 Democratic California State Assembly Mills College (BA)
    University of California, Berkeley (MSW)    		 1998 (special) Oakland July 16, 1946
    California 13
    John Duarte    		 Republican Businessman
    Farmer    		 San Diego State University (BBA)
    University of the Pacific (MBA)    		 2023 Modesto September 9, 1966
    California 14
    Eric Swalwell    		 Democratic Dublin City Council Campbell University
    University of Maryland, College Park (BA)
    University of Maryland, Baltimore (JD)    		 2013 Livermore November 16, 1980
    California 15
    Kevin Mullin    		 Democratic Speaker pro tempore of the California State Assembly
    South San Francisco City Council    		 University of San Francisco (BA)
    San Francisco State University (MPA)    		 2023 South San Francisco June 15, 1970
    California 16
    Anna Eshoo    		 Democratic San Mateo County Board of Supervisors Cañada College 1993 Atherton December 13, 1942
    California 17
    Ro Khanna    		 Democratic Attorney
    Author
    Educator    		 University of Chicago (BA)
    Yale University (JD)    		 2017 Fremont September 13, 1976
    California 18
    Zoe Lofgren    		 Democratic Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors Stanford University (BA)
    Santa Clara University(JD)    		 1995 San Jose December 21, 1947
    California 19
    Jimmy Panetta    		 Democratic Deputy district attorney of Monterey County Monterey Peninsula College
    University of California, Davis (BA)
    Santa Clara University(JD)    		 2017 Carmel Valley October 1, 1969
    California 20 Vacant
    California 21
    Jim Costa    		 Democratic California State Senate
    California State Assembly    		 California State University, Fresno (BA) 2005 Fresno April 13, 1952
    California 22
    David Valadao    		 Republican U.S. House
    California State Assembly    		 College of the Sequoias 2021 Hanford April 14, 1977
    California 23
    Jay Obernolte    		 Republican California State Assembly California Institute of Technology (BS) University of California, Los Angeles (MS) 2021 Big Bear Lake August 18, 1970
    California 24
    Salud Carbajal    		 Democratic Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors University of California, Santa Barbara (BA)
    Fielding Graduate University (MA)    		 2017 Santa Barbara November 18, 1964
    California 25
    Raul Ruiz    		 Democratic Emergency physician University of California, Los Angeles (BS)
    Harvard University (MD, MPP, MPH)    		 2013 Indio August 25, 1972
    California 26
    Julia Brownley    		 Democratic California State Assembly George Washington University (BA)
    American University (MBA)    		 2013 Westlake Village[7] August 28, 1952
    California 27
    Mike Garcia    		 Republican Businessman
    United States Navy    		 United States Naval Academy (BS)
    Georgetown University (MA)    		 2020 (special) Santa Clarita April 24, 1976
    California 28
    Judy Chu    		 Democratic Mayor of Monterey Park
    Monterey Park City Council
    California State Assembly
    California State Board of Equalization    		 University of California, Los Angeles (BA)
    Alliant International University (MA, PhD)    		 2009 (special) Monterey Park July 7, 1953
    California 29
    Tony Cárdenas    		 Democratic Los Angeles City Council University of California, Santa Barbara (BS) 2013 Los Angeles March 31, 1963
    California 30
    Adam Schiff    		 Democratic California State Senate
    Assistant Prosecutor for the
    United States Attorney for the Southern District of California    		 Stanford University (BA)
    Harvard University (JD)    		 2001 Burbank June 22, 1960
    California 31
    Grace Napolitano    		 Democratic California State Assembly Cerritos College
    Texas Southmost College    		 1999 Norwalk December 4, 1936
    California 32
    Brad Sherman    		 Democratic California Board of Equalization University of California, Los Angeles (BA)
    Harvard University (JD)    		 1997 Los Angeles October 24, 1954
    California 33
    Pete Aguilar    		 Democratic Mayor of Redlands University of Redlands (BS) 2015 Redlands June 19, 1979
    California 34
    Jimmy Gomez    		 Democratic California State Assembly University of California, Los Angeles (BA)
    Harvard University (MPP)    		 2017 (special) Los Angeles November 25, 1974
    California 35
    Norma Torres    		 Democratic California State Senate
    California State Assembly
    Mayor of Pomona    		 National Labor College (BA) 2015 Pomona April 4, 1965
    California 36
    Ted Lieu    		 Democratic California State Senate
    California State Assembly    		 Stanford University (BA, BS)
    Georgetown University (JD)    		 2015 Torrance March 29, 1969
    California 37
    Sydney Kamlager-Dove    		 Democratic California State Senate
    California State Assembly
    Los Angeles Community College District Board of Trustees    		 Compton College
    University of Southern California (BA)
    Carnegie Mellon University (MA)    		 2023 Los Angeles[8] July 20, 1972
    California 38
    Linda Sánchez    		 Democratic Attorney University of California, Berkeley (BA)
    University of California, Los Angeles (JD)    		 2003 Whittier[9] January 28, 1969
    California 39
    Mark Takano    		 Democratic Teacher Harvard University (BA)
    University of California, Riverside (MFA)    		 2013 Riverside December 10, 1960
    California 40
    Young Kim    		 Republican California State Assembly University of Southern California (BBA) 2021 Anaheim Hills October 18, 1962
    California 41
    Ken Calvert    		 Republican Real estate executive Chaffey College
    San Diego State University (BA)    		 1993 Corona June 8, 1953
    California 42
    Robert Garcia    		 Democratic Mayor of Long Beach
    Long Beach City Council    		 California State University, Long Beach (BA, EdD)
    University of Southern California (MA)    		 2023 Long Beach December 2, 1977
    California 43
    Maxine Waters    		 Democratic California State Assembly California State University, Los Angeles (BA) 1991 Los Angeles[10] August 15, 1938
    California 44
    Nanette Barragán    		 Democratic Hermosa Beach City Council University of California, Los Angeles (BA)
    University of Southern California (JD)    		 2017 Los Angeles September 15, 1976
    California 45
    Michelle Steel    		 Republican Orange County Board of Supervisors
    California State Board of Equalization    		 Pepperdine University (BA)
    University of Southern California (MBA)    		 2021 Fountain Valley June 21, 1955
    California 46
    Lou Correa    		 Democratic California State Senate
    Orange County Board of Supervisors
    California State Assembly    		 California State University, Fullerton (BA)
    University of California, Los Angeles (JD, MBA)    		 2017 Santa Ana January 24, 1958
    California 47
    Katie Porter    		 Democratic Attorney
    Professor    		 Yale University (BA)
    Harvard University (JD)    		 2019 Irvine January 3, 1974
    California 48
    Darrell Issa    		 Republican U.S. House Siena Heights University (BA) 2021 San Diego[11] November 1, 1953
    California 49
    Mike Levin    		 Democratic Environmental activist Stanford University (BA)
    Duke University (JD)    		 2019 San Juan Capistrano October 20, 1978
    California 50
    Scott Peters    		 Democratic San Diego City Council
    San Diego Port Commission    		 Duke University (BA)
    New York University (JD)    		 2013 San Diego[12] June 17, 1958
    California 51
    Sara Jacobs    		 Democratic Nonprofit founder
    Policy advisor    		 Columbia University (BA, MIA) 2021 San Diego February 1, 1989
    California 52
    Juan Vargas    		 Democratic California State Senate
    California State Assembly
    San Diego City Council    		 University of San Diego (BA)
    Fordham University (MA)
    Harvard University (JD)    		 2013 San Diego[13] March 7, 1961
    Colorado 1
    Diana DeGette    		 Democratic Colorado House of Representatives Colorado College (BA)
    New York University (JD)    		 1997 Denver July 29, 1957
    Colorado 2
    Joe Neguse    		 Democratic Executive Director of the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies
    Regents of the University of Colorado    		 University of Colorado, Boulder (BA, JD) 2019 Lafayette[14] May 13, 1984
    Colorado 3
    Lauren Boebert    		 Republican Businesswoman
    Restaurateur    		 – 2021 Silt December 15, 1986
    Colorado 4
    Ken Buck    		 Republican Weld County District Attorney Princeton University (BA)
    University of Wyoming (JD)    		 2015 Windsor[15] February 16, 1959
    Colorado 5
    Doug Lamborn    		 Republican President Pro Tempore of the Colorado Senate
    Colorado House of Representatives    		 University of Kansas (BS, JD) 2007 Colorado Springs May 24, 1954
    Colorado 6
    Jason Crow    		 Democratic Attorney
    U.S. Army    		 University of Wisconsin, Madison (BA)
    University of Denver (JD)    		 2019 Aurora March 15, 1979
    Colorado 7
    Brittany Pettersen    		 Democratic Colorado Senate
    Colorado House of Representatives    		 Metropolitan State University of Denver (BA) 2023 Lakewood December 6, 1981
    Colorado 8
    Yadira Caraveo    		 Democratic Colorado Senate University of Colorado Boulder (BA, JD) 2023 Thornton[16] December 23, 1980
    Connecticut 1
    John B. Larson    		 Democratic Connecticut Senate
    East Hartford City Council
    East Hartford Board of Education    		 Central Connecticut State University (BA) 1999 East Hartford July 22, 1948
    Connecticut 2
    Joe Courtney    		 Democratic Connecticut House of Representatives Tufts University (BA)
    University of Connecticut (JD)    		 2007 Vernon April 6, 1953
    Connecticut 3
    Rosa DeLauro    		 Democratic Executive Director of EMILY's List
    Political aide    		 Marymount College, Tarrytown (BA)
    London School of Economics
    (MA)
    Columbia University (MA)    		 1991 New Haven March 2, 1943
    Connecticut 4
    Jim Himes    		 Democratic Financial executive
    Greenwich Housing Authority Board    		 Harvard University (BA)
    St Edmund Hall, Oxford (MPhil)    		 2009 Cos Cob July 5, 1966
    Connecticut 5
    Jahana Hayes    		 Democratic Teacher Naugatuck Valley Community College
    Southern Connecticut State University (BA)
    University of Saint Joseph (MA)
    University of Bridgeport (SYC)    		 2019 Wolcott March 8, 1973
    Delaware at-large
    Lisa Blunt Rochester    		 Democratic Delaware Health and Social Services Secretary
    Delaware Labor Secretary
    Delaware Personnel Director    		 Fairleigh Dickinson University
    (BA)
    University of Delaware (MA)    		 2017 Wilmington February 10, 1962
    Florida 1
    Matt Gaetz    		 Republican Florida House of Representatives Florida State University (BS)
    College of William & Mary (JD)    		 2017 Niceville May 7, 1982
    Florida 2
    Neal Dunn    		 Republican Surgeon Washington and Lee University (BS)
    George Washington University (MD)    		 2017 Panama City February 16, 1953
    Florida 3
    Kat Cammack    		 Republican Political advisor Metropolitan State University of Denver (BA)
    Naval War College (MS)    		 2021 Gainesville February 16, 1988
    Florida 4
    Aaron Bean    		 Republican Florida Senate
    Florida House of Representatives    		 Jacksonville University (BS) 2023 Fernandina Beach January 25, 1967
    Florida 5
    John Rutherford    		 Republican Sheriff of Duval County Florida State College
    Florida State University (BS)    		 2017 Jacksonville September 2, 1952
    Florida 6
    Michael Waltz    		 Republican U.S. Army
    Intelligence analyst    		 Virginia Military Institute (BS) 2019 St. Augustine Beach[17] January 31, 1974
    Florida 7
    Cory Mills    		 Republican Defense Business Board
    Businessman
    Security specialist
    U.S. Army    		 Florida State College at Jacksonville (AA)
    American Military University (BS, MA)    		 2023 New Smyrna Beach July 13, 1980
    Florida 8
    Bill Posey    		 Republican Florida Senate
    Florida House of Representatives
    Rockledge City Council    		 Eastern Florida State College 2009 Rockledge December 18, 1947
    Florida 9
    Darren Soto    		 Democratic Florida Senate
    Florida House of Representatives    		 Rutgers University–New Brunswick (BA)
    George Washington University (JD)    		 2017 Kissimmee[18] February 25, 1978
    Florida 10
    Maxwell Frost    		 Democratic Activist
    Political organizer    		 Florida State University (BS) 2023 Orlando January 17, 1997
    Florida 11
    Daniel Webster    		 Republican Florida Senate
    Speaker of Florida House of Representatives    		 Georgia Institute of Technology (BS) 2011 Clermont[19] April 27, 1949
    Florida 12
    Gus Bilirakis    		 Republican Florida House of Representatives St. Petersburg College
    University of Florida (BA)
    Stetson University (JD)    		 2007 Palm Harbor February 8, 1963
    Florida 13
    Anna Paulina Luna    		 Republican Air National Guard
    U.S. Air Force    		 University of West Florida (BS) 2023 St. Petersburg May 6, 1989
    Florida 14
    Kathy Castor    		 Democratic Assistant General Counsel to the Florida Department of Community Affairs
    President of the Florida Association of Women Lawyers
    Hillsborough County Board of Commissioners    		 Emory University (BA)
    Florida State University (JD)    		 2007 Tampa August 20, 1966
    Florida 15
    Laurel Lee    		 Republican Secretary of State of Florida University of Florida (BA, JD) 2023 Tampa March 26, 1974
    Florida 16
    Vern Buchanan    		 Republican Auto dealer Cleary University (BA)
    University of Detroit Mercy (MBA)    		 2007 Sarasota[20] May 8, 1951
    Florida 17
    Greg Steube    		 Republican Florida Senate
    Florida House of Representatives    		 University of Florida (BS, JD) 2019 Sarasota May 19, 1978
    Florida 18
    Scott Franklin    		 Republican Lakeland City Commission United States Naval Academy (BA)

    Embry–Riddle Aeronautical University (MBA)

    		 2021 Lakeland August 23, 1964
    Florida 19
    Byron Donalds    		 Republican Florida House of Representatives Florida State University (BS) 2021 Naples October 26, 1978
    Florida 20
    Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick    		 Democratic CEO of Trinity Health Howard University (BA)
    St. Thomas University (JD)    		 2022 (special) Miramar January 25, 1979
    Florida 21
    Brian Mast    		 Republican U.S. Army Palm Beach Atlantic University
    American Military University
    Harvard University (BLA)    		 2017 Fort Pierce July 10, 1980
    Florida 22
    Lois Frankel    		 Democratic Mayor of West Palm Beach
    Florida House of Representatives    		 Boston University (BA)
    Georgetown University (JD)    		 2013 West Palm Beach May 16, 1948
    Florida 23
    Jared Moskowitz    		 Democratic Florida House of Representatives
    Broward County Commission
    Director of the Florida Division of Emergency Management    		 George Washington University (BA)
    Nova Southeastern University (JD)    		 2023 Parkland December 18, 1980
    Florida 24
    Frederica Wilson    		 Democratic Florida Senate
    Florida House of Representatives
    Miami-Dade County Public Schools Board    		 Fisk University (BA)
    University of Miami (MA)    		 2011 Miami Gardens November 5, 1942
    Florida 25
    Debbie Wasserman Schultz    		 Democratic Florida Senate
    Florida House of Representatives
    Democratic National Committee Chair    		 University of Florida (BA, MA) 2005 Weston September 27, 1966
    Florida 26
    Mario Díaz-Balart    		 Republican Florida Senate
    Florida House of Representatives    		 University of South Florida (BA) 2003 Miami September 25, 1961
    Florida 27
    María Elvira Salazar    		 Republican News anchor
    Journalist    		 Miami Dade College
    University of Miami (BA)
    Harvard University (MPA)    		 2021 Miami November 1, 1961
    Florida 28
    Carlos Giménez    		 Republican Mayor of Miami-Dade County
    Miami-Dade County Commission    		 Barry University (BPA) 2021 Miami January 17, 1954
    Georgia 1
    Buddy Carter    		 Republican Georgia Senate
    Georgia House of Representatives
    Mayor of Pooler    		 Young Harris College
    University of Georgia (BS)    		 2015 Pooler September 6, 1957
    Georgia 2
    Sanford Bishop    		 Democratic Georgia Senate
    Georgia House of Representatives    		 Morehouse College (BA)
    Emory University (JD)    		 1993 Albany February 4, 1947
    Georgia 3
    Drew Ferguson    		 Republican Mayor of West Point University of Georgia (BS)
    Augusta University (DMD)    		 2017 The Rock November 15, 1966
    Georgia 4
    Hank Johnson    		 Democratic DeKalb County Commissioner
    Associate Magistrate Judge    		 Clark Atlanta University (BA)
    Texas Southern University (JD)    		 2007 Lithonia October 2, 1954
    Georgia 5
    Nikema Williams    		 Democratic Georgia Senate
    Chair of the Georgia Democratic Party    		 Talladega College (BA) 2021 Atlanta July 30, 1978
    Georgia 6
    Rich McCormick    		 Republican U.S. Marine Corps

    Emergency physician

    		 Oregon State University (BS)
    Morehouse School of Medicine (MD)
    National University (MBA)    		 2023 Suwanee October 7, 1968
    Georgia 7
    Lucy McBath    		 Democratic Activist Virginia State University (BA) 2019 Marietta June 1, 1960
    Georgia 8
    Austin Scott    		 Republican Georgia House of Representatives University of Georgia (BA) 2011 Tifton December 10, 1969
    Georgia 9
    Andrew Clyde    		 Republican U.S. Navy University of Notre Dame (BA)
    Bethel University (BBA)
    University of Georgia (MBA)    		 2021 Athens November 22, 1963
    Georgia 10
    Mike Collins    		 Republican Businessman Georgia State University (BA) 2023 Jackson July 2, 1967
    Georgia 11
    Barry Loudermilk    		 Republican Georgia State Senate
    Georgia House of Representatives    		 Air University
    Wayland Baptist University (BS)    		 2015 Cassville December 22, 1963
    Georgia 12
    Rick W. Allen    		 Republican Businessman Auburn University (BS) 2015 Augusta November 7, 1951
    Georgia 13
    David Scott    		 Democratic Georgia State Senate
    Georgia House of Representatives    		 Florida A&M University (BA)
    University of Pennsylvania (MBA)    		 2003 Atlanta June 27, 1945
    Georgia 14
    Marjorie Taylor Greene    		 Republican Businesswoman
    Activist    		 University of Georgia (BBA) 2021 Rome[21] May 27, 1974
    Hawaii 1
    Ed Case    		 Democratic U.S. House
    Hawaii House of Representatives    		 Williams College (BA)
    University of California, Hastings (JD)    		 2019 Kāneʻohe September 27, 1952
    Hawaii 2
    Jill Tokuda    		 Democratic Hawaii Senate University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa (BA) 2023 Kāneʻohe March 3, 1976
    Idaho 1
    Russ Fulcher    		 Republican Idaho Senate Boise State University (BA, MBA) 2019 Meridian March 9, 1962
    Idaho 2
    Mike Simpson    		 Republican Idaho House of Representatives
    Blackfoot City Council    		 Utah State University (BS)
    Washington University in St. Louis (DMD)    		 1999 Idaho Falls September 8, 1950
    Illinois 1
    Jonathan Jackson    		 Democratic Investment Analyst North Carolina A&T State University (BA)
    Northwestern University (MBA)    		 2023 Chicago January 7, 1966
    Illinois 2
    Robin Kelly    		 Democratic Illinois House of Representatives
    Chief of Staff to the Illinois Treasurer
    Chief Administrative Officer to the Cook County President    		 Bradley University (BA, MA)
    Northern Illinois University (PhD)    		 2013 (special) Matteson April 30, 1956
    Illinois 3
    Delia Ramirez    		 Democratic Illinois House of Representatives Northeastern Illinois University (BA) 2023 Chicago June 2, 1983
    Illinois 4
    Jesús "Chuy" García    		 Democratic Cook County Board of Commissioners
    Illinois Senate
    Chicago City Council    		 University of Illinois Chicago (BA, MUP) 2019 Chicago April 12, 1956
    Illinois 5
    Mike Quigley    		 Democratic Cook County Board of Commissioners Roosevelt University (BA)
    University of Chicago (MPP)
    Loyola University Chicago (JD)    		 2009 (special) Chicago October 17, 1958
    Illinois 6
    Sean Casten    		 Democratic Entrepreneur Middlebury College (BA)
    Dartmouth College (MSEM, MS)    		 2019 Downers Grove November 23, 1971
    Illinois 7
    Danny K. Davis    		 Democratic Chicago City Council
    Cook County Board of Commissioners    		 University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (BA)
    Chicago State University (MS)
    Union Institute & University (PhD)    		 1997 Chicago September 6, 1941
    Illinois 8
    Raja Krishnamoorthi    		 Democratic Public servant
    Attorney    		 Princeton University (BS)
    Harvard University (JD)    		 2017 Schaumburg July 19, 1973
    Illinois 9
    Jan Schakowsky    		 Democratic Illinois House of Representatives University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (BS) 1999 Evanston May 26, 1944
    Illinois 10
    Brad Schneider    		 Democratic U.S. House Northwestern University (BS, MBA) 2017 Highland Park August 20, 1961
    Illinois 11
    Bill Foster    		 Democratic U.S. House University of Wisconsin–Madison (BS)
    Harvard University (MS, PhD)    		 2013 Naperville October 7, 1955
    Illinois 12
    Mike Bost    		 Republican Illinois House of Representatives – 2015 Murphysboro December 30, 1960
    Illinois 13
    Nikki Budzinski    		 Democratic Chief of Staff to the Director of the Office of Management and Budget
    Senior Adviser for the Exploratory Committee to J. B. Pritzker    		 University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign (BA) 2023 Springfield March 11, 1977
    Illinois 14
    Lauren Underwood    		 Democratic Registered nurse University of Michigan (BSN)
    Johns Hopkins University (MSN, MPH)    		 2019 Naperville October 4, 1986
    Illinois 15
    Mary Miller    		 Republican Farmer Eastern Illinois University (BA, BS) 2021 Oakland August 27, 1959
    Illinois 16
    Darin LaHood    		 Republican Illinois Senate
    Prosecutor U.S. Attorney's Office
    Deputy Prosecutor Tazewell County    		 Loras College (BA)
    John Marshall Law School, Chicago (JD)    		 2015 (special) Peoria[22] July 5, 1968
    Illinois 17
    Eric Sorensen    		 Democratic Meteorologist Northern Illinois University (BS) 2023 Moline March 18, 1976
    Indiana 1
    Frank J. Mrvan    		 Democratic North Township Trustee Ball State University (BS) 2021 Highland[23] April 16, 1969
    Indiana 2
    Rudy Yakym    		 Republican Indiana Judicial Nominating Commission
    Businessman    		 Indiana University South Bend (AS, BS)
    University of Notre Dame (MBA)    		 2022 (special) Granger February 24, 1984
    Indiana 3
    Jim Banks    		 Republican Indiana Senate Indiana University Bloomington (BA)
    Grace College & Seminary (MBA)    		 2017 Columbia City July 16, 1979
    Indiana 4
    Jim Baird    		 Republican Indiana House of Representatives
    Putnam County Commission    		 Purdue University, West Lafayette (BS, MS)
    University of Kentucky (PhD)    		 2019 Greencastle June 4, 1945
    Indiana 5
    Victoria Spartz    		 Republican Indiana Senate Kyiv National Economic University (BS, MBA)
    Indiana University, Indianapolis (MAcc)    		 2021 Noblesville October 6, 1978
    Indiana 6
    Greg Pence    		 Republican Businessman Loyola University Chicago (BA, MBA) 2019 Columbus[24] November 14, 1956
    Indiana 7
    André Carson    		 Democratic Indianapolis City-County Council Concordia University Wisconsin (BA)
    Indiana Wesleyan University (MS)    		 2008 (special) Indianapolis[25] October 16, 1974
    Indiana 8
    Larry Bucshon    		 Republican Heart surgeon University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (BS)
    University of Illinois Chicago (MD)    		 2011 Evansville[26] May 31, 1962
    Indiana 9
    Erin Houchin    		 Republican Indiana State Senate Indiana University, Bloomington (BS)
    George Washington University (MA)    		 2023 Salem September 24, 1976
    Iowa 1
    Mariannette Miller-Meeks    		 Republican Iowa Senate
    U.S. Army    		 Texas Christian University (BS)
    University of Southern California (MS)
    University of Texas, San Antonio (MD)    		 2021 Le Claire September 6, 1955
    Iowa 2
    Ashley Hinson    		 Republican Iowa House of Representatives
    News anchor    		 University of Southern California (BA) 2021 Marion June 27, 1983
    Iowa 3
    Zach Nunn    		 Republican Iowa Senate
    Iowa House of Representatives
    U.S. Air Force    		 Drake University (BA)
    Air University (MMAS)
    University of Cambridge (MSt)    		 2023 Bondurant May 4, 1979
    Iowa 4
    Randy Feenstra    		 Republican Iowa Senate
    Sioux County Treasurer    		 Dordt University (BA)
    Iowa State University (MPA)    		 2021 Hull January 14, 1969
    Kansas 1
    Tracey Mann    		 Republican Lieutenant Governor of Kansas
    Real estate agent
    Businessman    		 Kansas State University (BS) 2021 Salina December 17, 1976
    Kansas 2
    Jake LaTurner    		 Republican Kansas State Treasurer
    Kansas Senate    		 Pittsburg State University (BA) 2021 Topeka[27] February 17, 1988
    Kansas 3
    Sharice Davids    		 Democratic Attorney
    Mixed martial artist    		 Haskell Indian Nations University
    University of Kansas
    Johnson County Community College
    University of Missouri–Kansas City (BA)
    Cornell University (JD)    		 2019 Roeland Park[28] May 22, 1980
    Kansas 4
    Ron Estes    		 Republican Kansas State Treasurer Tennessee Technological University (BS, MBA) 2017 (special) Wichita July 19, 1956
    Kentucky 1
    James Comer    		 Republican Kentucky House of Representatives
    Agriculture Commissioner of Kentucky    		 Western Kentucky University (BS) 2016 (special) Tompkinsville August 19, 1972
    Kentucky 2
    Brett Guthrie    		 Republican Kentucky Senate United States Military Academy (BS)
    Yale University (MBA)    		 2009 Bowling Green February 18, 1964
    Kentucky 3
    Morgan McGarvey    		 Democratic Minority Leader of the Kentucky Senate
    Special Assistant to the Attorney General of Kentucky    		 University of Missouri (BA)
    University of Kentucky (JD)    		 2023 Louisville December 23, 1979
    Kentucky 4
    Thomas Massie    		 Republican Judge-Executive of Lewis County Massachusetts Institute of Technology (BS, MS) 2012 (special) Garrison January 13, 1971
    Kentucky 5
    Hal Rogers    		 Republican Commonwealth's Attorney for Pulaski County and Rockcastle County Western Kentucky University (BA)
    University of Kentucky (LLB)    		 1981 Somerset[29] December 31, 1937
    Kentucky 6
    Andy Barr    		 Republican Attorney University of Virginia (BA)
    University of Kentucky (JD)    		 2013 Lexington July 24, 1973
    Louisiana 1
    Steve Scalise    		 Republican Louisiana State Senate
    Louisiana House of Representatives    		 Louisiana State University (BS) 2008 (special) Jefferson October 6, 1965
    Louisiana 2
    Troy Carter    		 Democratic Louisiana State Senate
    Louisiana House of Representatives
    New Orleans City Council    		 Xavier University of Louisiana (BA) 2021 (special) New Orleans October 26, 1963
    Louisiana 3
    Clay Higgins    		 Republican Reserve Deputy Marshal of Lafayette Louisiana State University 2017 Lafayette[30] August 24, 1961
    Louisiana 4
    Mike Johnson    		 Republican Louisiana House of Representatives Louisiana State University (BA, JD) 2017 Benton January 30, 1972
    Louisiana 5
    Julia Letlow    		 Republican College administrator University of Louisiana at Monroe (BA, MA)
    University of South Florida (PhD)    		 2021 (special) Start March 16, 1981
    Louisiana 6
    Garret Graves    		 Republican Louisiana Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority University of Alabama
    Louisiana Tech University
    American University    		 2015 Baton Rouge January 31, 1972
    Maine 1
    Chellie Pingree    		 Democratic Maine State Senate
    President, Common Cause    		 University of Southern Maine
    College of the Atlantic (BS)    		 2009 North Haven April 2, 1955
    Maine 2
    Jared Golden    		 Democratic Maine House of Representatives University of Maine, Farmington
    Bates College (BA)    		 2019 Lewiston July 25, 1982
    Maryland 1
    Andy Harris    		 Republican Maryland State Senate
    Anesthesiologist    		 Johns Hopkins University (BS, MD, MHS) 2011 Cambridge January 25, 1957
    Maryland 2
    Dutch Ruppersberger    		 Democratic Baltimore County Executive
    Chief of the Office of Investigative Division for Maryland's Department of Justice
    Baltimore County Assistant State's Attorney    		 Baltimore City College
    University of Maryland, College Park (BA)
    University of Baltimore (JD)    		 2003 Cockeysville[31] January 31, 1946
    Maryland 3
    John Sarbanes    		 Democratic Attorney
    Law clerk    		 Princeton University (BA)
    Harvard University (JD)    		 2007 Baltimore[32] May 22, 1962
    Maryland 4
    Glenn Ivey    		 Democratic State's Attorney of Prince George's County
    Chair of the Maryland Public Service Commission
    Majority Council to the U.S. Senate Banking Committee
    Assistant U.S. Attorney    		 Princeton University (BA)
    Harvard University (JD)    		 2023 Cheverly February 27, 1961
    Maryland 5
    Steny Hoyer    		 Democratic President of the Maryland State Senate
    Maryland Board of Higher Education    		 University of Maryland, College Park (BA)
    Georgetown University (JD)    		 1981 (special) Mechanicsville June 14, 1939
    Maryland 6
    David Trone    		 Democratic Businessman Furman University (BA)
    University of Pennsylvania (MBA)    		 2019 Potomac September 21, 1955
    Maryland 7
    Kweisi Mfume    		 Democratic Baltimore City Council
    U.S. House
    President of the NAACP    		 Baltimore City Community College
    Morgan State University (BA)
    Johns Hopkins University (MA)    		 2020 (special) Baltimore October 24, 1948
    Maryland 8
    Jamie Raskin    		 Democratic Maryland State Senate Majority Whip Harvard University (BA, JD) 2017 Takoma Park December 13, 1962
    Massachusetts 1
    Richard Neal    		 Democratic Mayor of Springfield Holyoke Community College
    American International College (BA)
    University of Hartford (MA)    		 1989 Springfield February 14, 1949
    Massachusetts 2
    Jim McGovern    		 Democratic Congressional staff member American University (BA, MPA) 1997 Worcester November 20, 1959
    Massachusetts 3
    Lori Trahan    		 Democratic Businesswoman

    Chief of Staff to Rep. Marty Meehan

    		 Georgetown University (BA) 2019 Westford October 27, 1973
    Massachusetts 4
    Jake Auchincloss    		 Democratic Newton City Council Harvard University (BA)
    Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MBA)    		 2021 Newton[33] January 29, 1988
    Massachusetts 5
    Katherine Clark    		 Democratic Massachusetts Senate
    Massachusetts House of Representatives
    Attorney    		 St. Lawrence University (BA)
    Cornell University (JD)
    Harvard University (MPA)    		 2013 (special) Revere July 17, 1963
    Massachusetts 6
    Seth Moulton    		 Democratic Businessman
    Activist
    U.S. Marine Corps    		 Harvard University (BS, MBA, MPP) 2015 Salem October 24, 1978
    Massachusetts 7
    Ayanna Pressley    		 Democratic Boston City Council Boston University 2019 Boston[34] February 3, 1974
    Massachusetts 8
    Stephen F. Lynch    		 Democratic Massachusetts Senate
    Massachusetts House of Representatives    		 Wentworth Institute of Technology (BS)
    Boston College (JD)
    Harvard University (MPA)    		 2001 (special) Boston March 31, 1955
    Massachusetts 9
    Bill Keating    		 Democratic Massachusetts House of Representatives
    Massachusetts Senate
    Norfolk County District Attorney    		 Boston College (BA, MBA)
    Suffolk University (JD)    		 2011 Bourne September 6, 1952
    Michigan 1
    Jack Bergman    		 Republican U.S. Marine Corps Gustavus Adolphus College (BA)
    University of West Florida (MBA)    		 2017 Watersmeet February 2, 1947
    Michigan 2
    John Moolenaar    		 Republican Michigan Senate
    Michigan House of Representatives    		 Hope College (BS)
    Harvard University (MPA)    		 2015 Caledonia May 8, 1961
    Michigan 3
    Hillary Scholten    		 Democratic Board of Immigration Appeals Judicial Law Clerk/Attorney Adviser
    U.S. Court of Appeals Immigration Staff Attorney    		 Gordon College (BA)
    University of Maryland, Baltimore (JD)    		 2023 Grand Rapids February 22, 1982
    Michigan 4
    Bill Huizenga    		 Republican Michigan House of Representatives Calvin College (BA) 2011 Holland[35] January 31, 1969
    Michigan 5
    Tim Walberg    		 Republican U.S. House
    Michigan House of Representatives    		 Western Illinois University
    Moody Bible Institute
    Taylor University (BA)
    Wheaton College, Illinois (MA)    		 2011 Tipton April 12, 1951
    Michigan 6
    Debbie Dingell    		 Democratic President of the General Motors Foundation Wayne State University Board of Governors
    Lobbyist    		 Georgetown University (BS, MS) 2015 Ann Arbor November 23, 1953
    Michigan 7
    Elissa Slotkin    		 Democratic Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs Cornell University (BA)
    Columbia University (MIA)    		 2019 Lansing July 10, 1976
    Michigan 8
    Dan Kildee    		 Democratic Genesee County Treasurer University of Michigan–Flint
    Central Michigan University (BS)    		 2013 Flint Township August 11, 1958
    Michigan 9
    Lisa McClain    		 Republican Businesswoman Lansing Community College
    Northwood University (BA)    		 2021 Bruce April 7, 1966
    Michigan 10
    John James    		 Republican U.S. Army United States Military Academy (BS)
    University of Michigan (MBA)
    Pennsylvania State University (MS)    		 2023 Farmington Hills June 8, 1981
    Michigan 11
    Haley Stevens    		 Democratic Presidential Task Force on the Auto Industry American University (BA, MA) 2019 Birmingham June 24, 1983
    Michigan 12
    Rashida Tlaib    		 Democratic Michigan House of Representatives Wayne State University (BA)
    Thomas M. Cooley Law School (JD)    		 2019 Detroit July 24, 1976
    Michigan 13
    Shri Thanedar    		 Democratic Michigan House of Representatives University of Mumbai (BS, MS)
    University of Akron (PhD)    		 2023 Detroit February 22, 1955
    Minnesota 1
    Brad Finstad    		 Republican Director of USDA Rural Development for Minnesota
    Minnesota House of Representatives    		 University of Minnesota (BS) 2022 (special) New Ulm May 30, 1976
    Minnesota 2
    Angie Craig    		 Democratic Medical technology executive
    Reporter    		 University of Memphis (BA) 2019 Prior Lake February 14, 1972
    Minnesota 3
    Dean Phillips    		 Democratic Businessman Brown University (BA)
    University of Minnesota (MBA)    		 2019 Plymouth January 20, 1969
    Minnesota 4
    Betty McCollum    		 Democratic North St. Paul City Council
    Minnesota House of Representatives    		 St. Catherine University (BA) 2001 Saint Paul July 12, 1954
    Minnesota 5
    Ilhan Omar    		 Democratic Minnesota House of Representatives North Dakota State University (BA) 2019 Minneapolis October 4, 1982
    Minnesota 6
    Tom Emmer    		 Republican Minnesota House of Representatives Boston College
    University of Alaska Fairbanks (BA)
    William Mitchell College of Law (JD)    		 2015 Delano March 3, 1961
    Minnesota 7
    Michelle Fischbach    		 Republican Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
    President of the Minnesota Senate
    Minnesota Senate    		 St. Cloud State University (BA)
    William Mitchell College of Law (JD)    		 2021 Regal[36] November 3, 1965
    Minnesota 8
    Pete Stauber    		 Republican St. Louis County Commission
    Police lieutenant
    Professional hockey player    		 Lake Superior State University (BA) 2019 Hermantown May 10, 1966
    Mississippi 1
    Trent Kelly    		 Republican District attorney,
    Tupelo City prosecutor
    Army National Guard Colonel    		 East Central Community College
    University of Mississippi (BA, JD)
    United States Army War College (MA)    		 2015 (special) Saltillo March 1, 1966
    Mississippi 2
    Bennie Thompson    		 Democratic Alderman and Mayor of Bolton
    Hinds County Board of Supervisors    		 Tougaloo College (BA)
    Jackson State University (MS)    		 1993 (special) Bolton January 28, 1948
    Mississippi 3
    Michael Guest    		 Republican District Attorney for Madison and Rankin Counties Mississippi State University (BS)
    University of Mississippi (JD)    		 2019 Brandon February 4, 1970
    Mississippi 4
    Mike Ezell    		 Republican Sheriff of Jackson County University of Southern Mississippi (BA) 2023 Pascagoula April 6, 1959
    Missouri 1
    Cori Bush    		 Democratic Registered nurse
    Pastor
    Activist    		 Lutheran School of Nursing (GrDip) 2021 St. Louis July 21, 1976
    Missouri 2
    Ann Wagner    		 Republican U.S. Ambassador to Luxembourg University of Missouri (BS) 2013 Ballwin September 13, 1962
    Missouri 3
    Blaine Luetkemeyer    		 Republican Missouri House of Representatives
    State Tourism Director    		 Lincoln University, Missouri (BA) 2009 St. Elizabeth May 7, 1952
    Missouri 4
    Mark Alford    		 Republican Journalist University of Texas at Austin (BA) 2023 Lake Winnebago October 4, 1963
    Missouri 5
    Emanuel Cleaver    		 Democratic Mayor of Kansas City
    Pastor
    Radio show host    		 Prairie View A&M University (BS)
    Saint Paul School of Theology (MDiv)    		 2005 Kansas City October 26, 1944
    Missouri 6
    Sam Graves    		 Republican Missouri Senate University of Missouri (BS) 2001 Tarkio November 7, 1963
    Missouri 7
    Eric Burlison    		 Republican Missouri Senate
    Missouri House of Representatives    		 Missouri State University (BA, MBA) 2023 Ozark October 2, 1976
    Missouri 8
    Jason Smith    		 Republican Missouri House of Representatives University of Missouri (BS)
    Oklahoma City University (JD)    		 2013 (special) Salem June 16, 1980
    Montana 1
    Ryan Zinke    		 Republican United States Secretary of the Interior
    U.S. House
    Montana Senate
    U.S. Navy    		 University of Oregon (BS)
    National University (MBA)
    University of San Diego (MS)    		 2023 Whitefish November 1, 1961
    Montana 2
    Matt Rosendale    		 Republican Montana State Auditor
    Montana Senate
    Montana House of Representatives    		 – 2021 Glendive July 7, 1960
    Nebraska 1
    Mike Flood    		 Republican Speaker of the Nebraska Legislature University of Notre Dame (BA)
    University of Nebraska–Lincoln (JD)    		 2022 (special) Norfolk[37] February 23, 1975
    Nebraska 2
    Don Bacon    		 Republican U.S. Air Force Northern Illinois University (BA)
    University of Phoenix (MBA)
    National Defense University (MA)    		 2017 Papillion August 16, 1963
    Nebraska 3
    Adrian Smith    		 Republican Nebraska Legislature
    Gering City Council    		 Liberty University
    University of Nebraska–Lincoln (BA)    		 2007 Gering December 19, 1970
    Nevada 1
    Dina Titus    		 Democratic U.S. House
    Nevada Senate    		 College of William & Mary (BA)
    University of Georgia (MA)
    Florida State University (PhD)    		 2013 Las Vegas May 23, 1950
    Nevada 2
    Mark Amodei    		 Republican Nevada Senate
    Nevada Assembly    		 University of Nevada, Reno (BA)
    University of the Pacific (JD)    		 2011 (special) Carson City June 12, 1958
    Nevada 3
    Susie Lee    		 Democratic Education advocate Carnegie Mellon University (BA, MS) 2019 Las Vegas November 7, 1966
    Nevada 4
    Steven Horsford    		 Democratic U.S. House
    Nevada Senate    		 University of Nevada, Reno (BA) 2019 Las Vegas April 29, 1973
    New Hampshire 1
    Chris Pappas    		 Democratic New Hampshire Executive Council
    Treasurer of Hillsborough County
    New Hampshire House of Representatives    		 Harvard University (BA) 2019 Manchester June 4, 1980
    New Hampshire 2
    Annie Kuster    		 Democratic Attorney
    Lobbyist    		 Dartmouth College (BA)
    Georgetown University (JD)    		 2013 Hopkinton September 5, 1956
    New Jersey 1
    Donald Norcross    		 Democratic New Jersey Senate
    New Jersey General Assembly    		 Camden County College
    Rutgers University-Camden    		 2014 (special) Camden December 13, 1958
    New Jersey 2
    Jeff Van Drew    		 Republican New Jersey Senate
    New Jersey General Assembly    		 Rutgers University–New Brunswick (BS)
    Fairleigh Dickinson University (DMD)    		 2019 Dennis Township February 23, 1953
    New Jersey 3
    Andy Kim    		 Democratic National security adviser Deep Springs College
    University of Chicago (BA)
    Magdalen College, Oxford (MPhil, DPhil)    		 2019 Moorestown July 12, 1982
    New Jersey 4
    Chris Smith    		 Republican Retail executive The College of New Jersey (BS) 1981 Manchester Township March 4, 1953
    New Jersey 5
    Josh Gottheimer    		 Democratic Attorney
    Political aide    		 University of Pennsylvania (BA)
    Pembroke College, Oxford
    Harvard University (JD)    		 2017 Wyckoff March 8, 1975
    New Jersey 6
    Frank Pallone    		 Democratic New Jersey Senate
    Long Branch City Council    		 Middlebury College (BA)
    Tufts University (MA)
    Rutgers University–Camden (JD)    		 1988 (special) Long Branch[38] October 30, 1951
    New Jersey 7
    Thomas Kean Jr.    		 Republican Minority Leader of the New Jersey Senate
    New Jersey General Assembly
    U.S. Environmental Protection Agency special assistant
    Congressional aide    		 Dartmouth College (BA)
    Tufts University (MA)    		 2023 Westfield September 5, 1968
    New Jersey 8
    Rob Menendez    		 Democratic Commissioner of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (BA)
    Rutgers University–Newark (JD)    		 2023 Jersey City July 12, 1985
    New Jersey 9
    Bill Pascrell    		 Democratic New Jersey General Assembly
    Mayor of Paterson    		 Fordham University (BA, MA) 1997 Paterson January 25, 1937
    New Jersey 10
    Donald Payne Jr.    		 Democratic Newark Municipal Council
    Essex County Freeholder    		 Kean University 2012 (special) Newark December 17, 1958
    New Jersey 11
    Mikie Sherrill    		 Democratic Assistant United States Attorney for the District of New Jersey
    U.S. Navy    		 United States Naval Academy (BS)
    London School of Economics (MSc)
    Georgetown University (JD)    		 2019 Montclair January 19, 1972
    New Jersey 12
    Bonnie Watson Coleman    		 Democratic New Jersey General Assembly Rutgers University-Camden
    Thomas Edison State University (BA)    		 2015 Ewing Township February 6, 1945
    New Mexico 1
    Melanie Stansbury    		 Democratic New Mexico House of Representatives Saint Mary's College of California (BA)
    Cornell University (MS)    		 2021 (special) Albuquerque January 31, 1979
    New Mexico 2
    Gabe Vasquez    		 Democratic Las Cruces City Council New Mexico State University (BA) 2023 Las Cruces August 3, 1984
    New Mexico 3
    Teresa Leger Fernandez    		 Democratic Attorney Yale University (BA)
    Stanford University (JD)    		 2021 Santa Fe July 1, 1959
    New York 1
    Nick LaLota    		 Republican Suffolk County Board of Elections
    Chief of Staff to the Suffolk County Presiding Officer
    Amityville Board of Trustees
    New York Senate staffer
    U.S. House staffer
    U.S. Navy    		 United States Naval Academy (BS)
    Hofstra University (JD, MBA)    		 2023 Amityville June 23, 1978
    New York 2
    Andrew Garbarino    		 Republican New York State Assembly George Washington University (BA)
    Hofstra University (JD)    		 2021 Bayport September 27, 1984
    New York 3 Vacant
    New York 4
    Anthony D'Esposito    		 Republican Hempstead Town Council Hofstra University (BA) 2023 Island Park February 22, 1982
    New York 5
    Gregory Meeks    		 Democratic New York State Assembly Adelphi University (BA)
    Howard University (JD)    		 1998 (special) Queens[39] September 25, 1953
    New York 6
    Grace Meng    		 Democratic New York State Assembly University of Michigan (BA)
    Yeshiva University (JD)    		 2013 Queens October 1, 1975
    New York 7
    Nydia Velázquez    		 Democratic Director, Dept. of Puerto Rican Community Affairs University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras (BA)
    New York University (MA)    		 1993 Brooklyn March 28, 1953
    New York 8
    Hakeem Jeffries    		 Democratic New York State Assembly Binghamton University (BA)
    Georgetown University (MPP)
    New York University (JD)    		 2013 Brooklyn August 4, 1970
    New York 9
    Yvette Clarke    		 Democratic New York City Council Oberlin College
    Medgar Evers College    		 2007 Brooklyn November 21, 1964
    New York 10
    Dan Goldman    		 Democratic Senior Adviser and Director of Investigations for the House Permanent Select Intelligence Committee
    Assistant U.S. Attorney
    Judicial Clerk for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
    Judicial Clerk for the U.S. District Court of the Northern District of California    		 Yale University (BA)
    Stanford University (JD)    		 2023 New York February 26, 1976
    New York 11
    Nicole Malliotakis    		 Republican New York State Assembly Seton Hall University (BA)
    Wagner College (MBA)    		 2021 Staten Island November 11, 1980
    New York 12
    Jerry Nadler    		 Democratic New York State Assembly Columbia University (BA)
    Fordham University (JD)    		 1992 (special) New York June 13, 1947
    New York 13
    Adriano Espaillat    		 Democratic New York State Senate
    New York State Assembly    		 Queens College, City University of New York (BA) 2017 New York September 27, 1954
    New York 14
    Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez    		 Democratic Bartender
    		 Boston University (BA) 2019 Queens[40] October 13, 1989
    New York 15
    Ritchie Torres    		 Democratic New York City Council New York University 2021 The Bronx March 12, 1988
    New York 16
    Jamaal Bowman    		 Democratic Middle school principal University of New Haven (BA)
    Mercy College (MA)
    Manhattanville College (EdD)    		 2021 Yonkers April 1, 1976
    New York 17
    Mike Lawler    		 Republican New York State Assembly Manhattan College (BS) 2023 Pearl River September 9, 1986
    New York 18
    Pat Ryan    		 Democratic Ulster County Executive United States Military Academy (BS)
    Georgetown University (MA)    		 2022 (special) Gardiner March 28, 1982
    New York 19
    Marc Molinaro    		 Republican Dutchess County executive
    New York State Assembly
    Dutchess County Legislature
    Mayor of Tivoli
    Tivoli Board of Trustees    		 Dutchess Community College (AS)
    		 2023 Catskill[41] October 8, 1975
    New York 20
    Paul Tonko    		 Democratic New York State Assembly Clarkson University (BS) 2009 Amsterdam June 18, 1949
    New York 21
    Elise Stefanik    		 Republican Civil servant
    Political activist    		 Harvard University (BA) 2015 Schuylerville July 2, 1984
    New York 22
    Brandon Williams    		 Republican Businessman
    U.S. Navy    		 Pepperdine University (BA)
    University of Pennsylvania (JD)    		 2023 Sennett May 22, 1967
    New York 23
    Nick Langworthy    		 Republican Chair of the New York Republican State Committee
    Chair of the Erie County Republican Committee    		 Niagara University (BA) 2023 Pendleton February 27, 1981
    New York 24
    Claudia Tenney    		 Republican U.S. House
    New York State Assembly    		 Colgate University (BA)
    University of Cincinnati (JD)    		 2021 Canandaigua February 4, 1961
    New York 25
    Joseph Morelle    		 Democratic New York State Assembly State University of New York at Geneseo (BA) 2018 (special) Irondequoit April 29, 1957
    New York 26
    Brian Higgins    		 Democratic Buffalo Common Council
    New York State Assembly    		 Buffalo State College (BA, MA)
    Harvard University (MPA)    		 2005 Buffalo October 6, 1959
    North Carolina 1
    Don Davis    		 Democratic North Carolina Senate
    Mayor of Snow Hill
    U.S. Air Force    		 United States Air Force Academy (BS)
    Central Michigan University (MS)
    East Carolina University (MA, EdD)    		 2023 Snow Hill August 29, 1971
    North Carolina 2
    Deborah Ross    		 Democratic North Carolina House of Representatives Brown University (AB)
    University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (JD)    		 2021 Raleigh June 20, 1963
    North Carolina 3
    Greg Murphy    		 Republican North Carolina House of Representatives Davidson College (BA)
    University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (MD)    		 2019 (special) Greenville March 5, 1963
    North Carolina 4
    Valerie Foushee    		 Democratic North Carolina Senate
    North Carolina House of Representatives
    Orange County Board of Commissioners    		 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (BA) 2023 Hillsborough May 7, 1956
    North Carolina 5
    Virginia Foxx    		 Republican North Carolina Senate University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (BA)
    University of North Carolina at Greensboro (MA, EdD)    		 2005 Banner Elk June 29, 1943
    North Carolina 6
    Kathy Manning    		 Democratic Attorney Harvard University (AB)
    University of Michigan (JD)    		 2021 Greensboro December 3, 1956
    North Carolina 7
    David Rouzer    		 Republican North Carolina Senate North Carolina State University (BS) 2015 Wilmington[42] February 16, 1972
    North Carolina 8
    Dan Bishop    		 Republican North Carolina Senate
    North Carolina House of Representatives
    Mecklenburg County Commission    		 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (BS, JD) 2019 (special) Charlotte July 1, 1964
    North Carolina 9
    Richard Hudson    		 Republican Businessman University of North Carolina at Charlotte (BA) 2013 Southern Pines November 4, 1971
    North Carolina 10
    Patrick McHenry    		 Republican North Carolina House of Representatives North Carolina State University
    Belmont Abbey College (BA)    		 2005 Lake Norman of Catawba[43] October 22, 1975
    North Carolina 11
    Chuck Edwards    		 Republican North Carolina House of Representatives Blue Ridge Community College 2023 Flat Rock September 13, 1960
    North Carolina 12
    Alma Adams    		 Democratic North Carolina House of Representatives North Carolina A&T State University (BS, MS)
    Ohio State University (PhD)    		 2014 (special) Charlotte May 27, 1946
    North Carolina 13
    Wiley Nickel    		 Democratic North Carolina Senate
    White House national advance staff    		 Tulane University (BA)
    Pepperdine University (JD)    		 2023 Cary November 23, 1975
    North Carolina 14
    Jeff Jackson    		 Democratic North Carolina Senate
    Gaston County prosecutor
    North Carolina Army National Guard
    U.S. Army Reserve    		 Emory University (BA)
    University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (JD)    		 2023 Charlotte September 12, 1982
    North Dakota at-large
    Kelly Armstrong    		 Republican North Dakota Senate
    Chair of the North Dakota Republican Party    		 University of North Dakota (BA, JD) 2019 Bismarck October 8, 1976
    Ohio 1
    Greg Landsman    		 Democratic Cincinnati City Council
    Director of the Ohio Governor's Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives    		 Ohio University (BA)
    Harvard University (MA)    		 2023 Cincinnati December 4, 1976
    Ohio 2
    Brad Wenstrup    		 Republican Physician University of Cincinnati (BA)
    Rosalind Franklin University (BS, DPM)    		 2013 Hillsboro June 17, 1958
    Ohio 3
    Joyce Beatty    		 Democratic Ohio House of Representatives Central State University (BA)
    Wright State University (MS)
    University of Cincinnati    		 2013 Columbus March 12, 1950
    Ohio 4
    Jim Jordan    		 Republican Ohio Senate
    Ohio House of Representatives    		 University of Wisconsin–Madison (BS)
    Ohio State University (MA)
    Capital University (JD)    		 2007 Urbana[44] February 17, 1964
    Ohio 5
    Bob Latta    		 Republican Wood County Commissioner
    Ohio House of Representatives
    Ohio Senate    		 Bowling Green State University (BA)
    University of Toledo (JD)    		 2007 (special) Bowling Green April 18, 1956
    Ohio 6
    Bill Johnson    		 Republican United States Air Force Troy University (BS)
    Georgia Institute of Technology (MS)    		 2011 Marietta November 10, 1954
    Ohio 7
    Max Miller    		 Republican Special assistant to the President
    Associate Director of the Presidential Personnel Office
    White House Office lead advance representative
    U.S. Department of the Treasury confidential assistant    		 Cleveland State University (BA) 2023 Rocky River November 13, 1988
    Ohio 8
    Warren Davidson    		 Republican Businessman United States Military Academy (BS)
    University of Notre Dame (MBA)    		 2016 (special) Troy March 1, 1970
    Ohio 9
    Marcy Kaptur    		 Democratic Domestic Policy Advisor, Carter Adm. University of Wisconsin–Madison (BA)
    University of Michigan (MUP)
    Massachusetts Institute of Technology    		 1983 Toledo June 17, 1946
    Ohio 10
    Mike Turner    		 Republican Mayor of Dayton Ohio Northern University (BA)
    Case Western Reserve University (JD)
    University of Dayton (MBA)    		 2003 Dayton January 11, 1960
    Ohio 11
    Shontel Brown    		 Democratic Cuyahoga County Council Cuyahoga Community College (AS)
    Wilberforce University (BS)    		 2021 (special) Warrensville Heights June 24, 1975
    Ohio 12
    Troy Balderson    		 Republican Ohio Senate Muskingum University
    Ohio State University    		 2018 (special) Zanesville January 16, 1962
    Ohio 13
    Emilia Sykes    		 Democratic Minority Leader of the Ohio House of Representatives Kent State University (BA)
    University of Florida (JD, MPH)    		 2023 Akron January 4, 1986
    Ohio 14
    David Joyce    		 Republican Geauga County Prosecutor University of Dayton (BS, JD) 2013 South Russell March 17, 1957
    Ohio 15
    Mike Carey    		 Republican Lobbyist Marion Military Institute (AA)
    Ohio State University (BA)    		 2021 (special) Columbus March 13, 1971
    Oklahoma 1
    Kevin Hern    		 Republican Businessman Arkansas Tech University (BS)
    Georgia Institute of Technology
    University of Arkansas, Little Rock (MBA)    		 2018 (special) Tulsa December 4, 1961
    Oklahoma 2
    Josh Brecheen    		 Republican Oklahoma Senate
    U.S. Senate staffer    		 Oklahoma State University, Stillwater
    Southeastern Oklahoma State University (BS)    		 2023 Coalgate June 19, 1979
    Oklahoma 3
    Frank Lucas    		 Republican Oklahoma House of Representatives Oklahoma State University–Stillwater (BS) 1994 (special) Cheyenne[45] January 6, 1960
    Oklahoma 4
    Tom Cole    		 Republican Oklahoma Senate
    Oklahoma Secretary of State
    College professor    		 Grinnell College (BA)
    Yale University (MA)
    University of Oklahoma (PhD)    		 2003 Moore April 28, 1949
    Oklahoma 5
    Stephanie Bice    		 Republican Oklahoma Senate Oklahoma State University, Stillwater (BS) 2021 Oklahoma City[46] November 11, 1973
    Oregon 1
    Suzanne Bonamici    		 Democratic Oregon House of Representatives
    Oregon State Senate    		 Lane Community College
    University of Oregon (BA, JD)    		 2012 (special) Beaverton October 14, 1954
    Oregon 2
    Cliff Bentz    		 Republican Oregon State Senate Eastern Oregon University (BA)
    Lewis and Clark College (JD)    		 2021 Ontario January 12, 1952
    Oregon 3
    Earl Blumenauer    		 Democratic Oregon House of Representatives
    Multnomah County Commissioner
    Portland City Commissioner    		 Lewis & Clark College (BA, JD) 1996 (special) Portland August 16, 1948
    Oregon 4
    Val Hoyle    		 Democratic Oregon Commissioner of Labor and Industries
    Majority Leader of the Oregon House of Representatives    		 Emmanuel College (BA) 2023 Springfield February 14, 1964
    Oregon 5
    Lori Chavez-DeRemer    		 Republican Mayor of Happy Valley
    Happy Valley City Council    		 California State University, Fresno (BS) 2023 Happy Valley April 7, 1968
    Oregon 6
    Andrea Salinas    		 Democratic Oregon House of Representatives
    U.S. House legislative aide
    U.S. Senate legislative aide    		 University of California, Berkeley (BA) 2023 Tigard December 6, 1969
    Pennsylvania 1
    Brian Fitzpatrick    		 Republican FBI agent
    Special Assistant U.S. Attorney    		 La Salle University (BS)
    Pennsylvania State University (MBA)
    Pennsylvania State University, Carlisle (JD)    		 2017 Levittown December 17, 1973
    Pennsylvania 2
    Brendan Boyle    		 Democratic Pennsylvania House of Representatives University of Notre Dame (BA)
    Harvard University (MPP)    		 2015 Philadelphia February 6, 1977
    Pennsylvania 3
    Dwight Evans    		 Democratic Pennsylvania House of Representatives Community College of Philadelphia (AA)
    La Salle University (BA)    		 2016 (special) Philadelphia May 16, 1954
    Pennsylvania 4
    Madeleine Dean    		 Democratic Pennsylvania House of Representatives La Salle University (BA)
    Widener University (JD)    		 2019 Bala Cynwyd June 6, 1959
    Pennsylvania 5
    Mary Gay Scanlon    		 Democratic Attorney Colgate University (BA)
    University of Pennsylvania (JD)    		 2018 (special) Swarthmore August 30, 1959
    Pennsylvania 6
    Chrissy Houlahan    		 Democratic Entrepreneur
    U.S. Air Force    		 Stanford University (BS)
    Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MS)    		 2019 Devon June 5, 1967
    Pennsylvania 7
    Susan Wild    		 Democratic Solicitor of Allentown American University (BA)
    George Washington University (JD)    		 2018 (special) Allentown[47] June 7, 1957
    Pennsylvania 8
    Matt Cartwright    		 Democratic Attorney Hamilton College (BA)
    University of Pennsylvania (JD)    		 2013 Moosic May 1, 1961
    Pennsylvania 9
    Dan Meuser    		 Republican Secretary of Revenue of Pennsylvania State University of New York Maritime College
    Cornell University (BA)    		 2019 Dallas February 10, 1964
    Pennsylvania 10
    Scott Perry    		 Republican Pennsylvania House of Representatives
    Businessman
    U.S. Army    		 Pennsylvania State University (BS)
    United States Army War College (MS)    		 2013 Dillsburg[48] May 27, 1962
    Pennsylvania 11
    Lloyd Smucker    		 Republican Pennsylvania Senate Lebanon Valley College
    Franklin and Marshall College    		 2017 Lancaster[49] January 23, 1964
    Pennsylvania 12
    Summer Lee    		 Democratic Pennsylvania House of Representatives Pennsylvania State University (BA)
    Howard University (JD)    		 2023 Swissvale November 26, 1987
    Pennsylvania 13
    John Joyce    		 Republican Dermatologist Pennsylvania State University, Altoona
    Pennsylvania State University, University Park (BS)
    Temple University (MD)    		 2019 Hollidaysburg[50] February 8, 1957
    Pennsylvania 14
    Guy Reschenthaler    		 Republican Pennsylvania Senate
    Judge
    U.S. Navy    		 Pennsylvania State University, Behrend (BA)
    Duquesne University (JD)    		 2019 Peters Township[51] April 17, 1983
    Pennsylvania 15
    Glenn Thompson    		 Republican Chair of the Centre County Republican Committee Pennsylvania State University (BS)
    Temple University (MEd)    		 2009 Howard[52] July 27, 1959
    Pennsylvania 16
    Mike Kelly    		 Republican Butler City Council University of Notre Dame (BA) 2011 Butler May 10, 1948
    Pennsylvania 17
    Chris Deluzio    		 Democratic University policy director
    Lawyer
    U.S. Navy officer    		 United States Naval Academy (BS)
    Georgetown University (JD)    		 2023 Aspinwall July 13, 1984
    Rhode Island 1

    Gabe Amo

    		 Democratic Special Assistant and Deputy Director of the White House Office of Intergovernmental Affairs
    Director of Public Engagement and Community Affairs for the Office of the Governor of Rhode Island    		 Wheaton College (BA)
    Merton College, Oxford (MSc)    		 2023 (special) Providence December 11, 1987
    Rhode Island 2
    Seth Magaziner    		 Democratic General Treasurer of Rhode Island Brown University (BA)
    Yale University (MBA)    		 2023 Cranston July 22, 1983
    South Carolina 1
    Nancy Mace    		 Republican South Carolina House of Representatives The Citadel (BS)
    University of Georgia (MS)    		 2021 Charleston December 4, 1977
    South Carolina 2
    Joe Wilson    		 Republican South Carolina Senate Washington and Lee University (BA)
    University of South Carolina (JD)    		 2001 (special) Springdale[53] July 31, 1947
    South Carolina 3
    Jeff Duncan    		 Republican South Carolina House of Representatives Clemson University (BA) 2011 Laurens January 7, 1966
    South Carolina 4
    William Timmons    		 Republican Attorney
    Entrepreneur    		 George Washington University (BA)
    University of South Carolina (MA, JD)    		 2019 Greenville April 30, 1984
    South Carolina 5
    Ralph Norman    		 Republican South Carolina House of Representatives
    Real estate developer    		 Presbyterian College (BS) 2017 (special) Rock Hill June 20, 1953
    South Carolina 6
    Jim Clyburn    		 Democratic Political aide
    Teacher    		 South Carolina State University (BA) 1993 Columbia July 21, 1940
    South Carolina 7
    Russell Fry    		 Republican South Carolina House of Representatives University of South Carolina (BA)
    Charleston School of Law (JD)    		 2023 Murrells Inlet January 31, 1985
    South Dakota at-large
    Dusty Johnson    		 Republican Chief of Staff to the Governor of South Dakota
    South Dakota Public Utilities Commission    		 University of South Dakota (BA)
    University of Kansas (MPA)    		 2019 Mitchell September 30, 1976
    Tennessee 1
    Diana Harshbarger    		 Republican Pharmacist East Tennessee State University (BS)
    Mercer University (PharmD)    		 2021 Kingsport January 1, 1960
    Tennessee 2
    Tim Burchett    		 Republican Mayor of Knox County
    Tennessee Senate
    Tennessee House of Representatives    		 University of Tennessee,
    Knoxville     (BS)    		 2019 Knoxville August 25, 1964
    Tennessee 3
    Chuck Fleischmann    		 Republican Attorney University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (BA)
    University of Tennessee (JD)    		 2011 Ooltewah[54] October 11, 1962
    Tennessee 4
    Scott DesJarlais    		 Republican Physician University of South Dakota (BS, MD) 2011 Sherwood[55] February 21, 1964
    Tennessee 5
    Andy Ogles    		 Republican Mayor of Maury County Middle Tennessee State University (BS) 2023 Columbia June 18, 1971
    Tennessee 6
    John Rose    		 Republican Commissioner of Agriculture of Tennessee Tennessee Technological University (BS)
    Purdue University, West Lafayette (MS)
    Vanderbilt University (JD)    		 2019 Cookeville February 23, 1965
    Tennessee 7
    Mark E. Green    		 Republican Tennessee Senate United States Military Academy (BS)
    University of Southern California (MA)
    Wright State University (MD)    		 2019 Clarksville November 8, 1964
    Tennessee 8
    David Kustoff    		 Republican Attorney for the United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee University of Memphis (BA, JD) 2017 Germantown[56] October 8, 1966
    Tennessee 9
    Steve Cohen    		 Democratic Tennessee Senate
    Attorney    		 Vanderbilt University (BA)
    University of Memphis (JD)    		 2007 Memphis May 24, 1949
    Texas 1
    Nathaniel Moran    		 Republican Smith County Judge
    Tyler City Council    		 Texas Tech University (BA, MBA, JD) 2023 Whitehouse September 23, 1974
    Texas 2
    Dan Crenshaw    		 Republican U.S. Navy Tufts University (BA)
    Harvard University (MPA)    		 2019 Humble March 14, 1984
    Texas 3
    Keith Self    		 Republican Collin County Judge
    U.S. Army    		 United States Military Academy (BS)
    University of Southern California (MA)    		 2023 McKinney March 20, 1953
    Texas 4
    Pat Fallon    		 Republican Texas Senate
    Texas House of Representatives
    United States Air Force second lieutenant    		 University of Notre Dame (BA) 2021 Frisco December 19, 1967
    Texas 5
    Lance Gooden    		 Republican Texas House of Representatives University of Texas, Austin (BA, BBA) 2019 Terrell[57] December 1, 1982
    Texas 6
    Jake Ellzey    		 Republican Texas House of Representatives
    United States Navy commander    		 United States Naval Academy (BS) 2021 (special) Midlothian January 24, 1970
    Texas 7
    Lizzie Fletcher    		 Democratic Attorney Kenyon College (BA)
    College of William and Mary (JD)    		 2019 Houston February 13, 1975
    Texas 8
    Morgan Luttrell    		 Republican Special advisor to the U.S. Secretary of Energy
    U.S. Navy    		 Sam Houston State University (BS)
    University of Texas at Dallas (MA)    		 2023 Magnolia November 7, 1975
    Texas 9
    Al Green    		 Democratic Harris County Justice of the Peace
    Houston NAACP president    		 Florida A&M University
    Tuskegee University (BA)
    Texas Southern University (JD)    		 2005 Houston September 1, 1947
    Texas 10
    Michael McCaul    		 Republican Attorney
    Federal prosecutor    		 Trinity University (BA)
    St. Mary's University, Texas (JD)    		 2005 Austin[58] January 14, 1962
    Texas 11
    August Pfluger    		 Republican U.S. National Security Council
    United States Air Force Lieutenant colonel    		 United States Air Force Academy (BS)
    Embry–Riddle Aeronautical University (MS)
    Air University (MS)
    Georgetown University (MS)    		 2021 San Angelo December 28, 1978
    Texas 12
    Kay Granger    		 Republican Mayor of Fort Worth Texas Wesleyan University (BA) 1997 Fort Worth January 18, 1943
    Texas 13
    Ronny Jackson    		 Republican Chief Medical Advisor to the President
    Physician to the President
    United States Navy Rear admiral    		 Texas A&M University (BS)
    University of Texas Medical Branch (MD)    		 2021 Amarillo May 4, 1967
    Texas 14
    Randy Weber    		 Republican Texas House of Representatives
    Pearland City Council    		 Alvin Community College
    University of Houston–Clear Lake (BS)    		 2013 Friendswood[59] July 2, 1953
    Texas 15
    Monica De La Cruz    		 Republican Insurance agent
    Businesswoman    		 University of Texas at San Antonio (BBS)
    National Autonomous University of Mexico    		 2023 Edinburg[60] November 11, 1974
    Texas 16
    Veronica Escobar    		 Democratic El Paso County Commission
    El Paso County Judge    		 University of Texas, El Paso (BA)
    New York University (MA)    		 2019 El Paso September 15, 1969
    Texas 17
    Pete Sessions    		 Republican U.S. House Southwestern University (BS) 2021 Waco March 22, 1955
    Texas 18
    Sheila Jackson Lee    		 Democratic Houston City Council
    Municipal judge    		 Yale University (BA)
    University of Virginia (JD)    		 1995 Houston January 12, 1950
    Texas 19
    Jodey Arrington    		 Republican Educator
    Public administrator
    White House aide    		 Texas Tech University (BA, MPA) 2017 Lubbock March 9, 1972
    Texas 20
    Joaquin Castro    		 Democratic Texas House of Representatives Stanford University (BA)
    Harvard University (JD)    		 2013 San Antonio September 16, 1974
    Texas 21
    Chip Roy    		 Republican First Assistant Attorney General of Texas University of Virginia (BS, MS)
    University of Texas, Austin (JD)    		 2019 Austin August 7, 1972
    Texas 22
    Troy Nehls    		 Republican Sheriff of Fort Bend County Liberty University (BA)
    University of Houston–Downtown (MA)    		 2021 Richmond April 7, 1968
    Texas 23
    Tony Gonzales    		 Republican United States Navy Master Chief Petty Officer Chaminade University (AA)
    Excelsior College (BS)
    American Public University (MA)    		 2021 San Antonio October 10, 1980
    Texas 24
    Beth Van Duyne    		 Republican Mayor of Irving Cornell University (BA) 2021 Irving November 16, 1970
    Texas 25
    Roger Williams    		 Republican Secretary of State of Texas Texas Christian University (BA) 2013 Weatherford September 13, 1949
    Texas 26
    Michael C. Burgess    		 Republican Physician University of North Texas (BS, MS)
    University of Texas, Houston (MD)
    University of Texas at Dallas (MS)    		 2003 Pilot Point[61] December 23, 1950
    Texas 27
    Michael Cloud    		 Republican Chair of the Victoria County Republican Party Oral Roberts University (BS) 2018 (special) Victoria May 13, 1975
    Texas 28
    Henry Cuellar    		 Democratic Texas House of Representatives
    Texas Secretary of State    		 Laredo Community College
    Georgetown University (BA)
    University of Texas at Austin (JD, PhD)
    Texas A&M International University (MA)
    Naval War College    		 2005 Laredo September 19, 1955
    Texas 29
    Sylvia Garcia    		 Democratic Texas Senate Texas Woman's University (BA)
    Texas Southern University (JD)    		 2019 Houston September 6, 1950
    Texas 30
    Jasmine Crockett    		 Democratic Texas House of Representatives Rhodes College (BA)
    University of Houston (JD)    		 2023 Dallas March 29, 1981
    Texas 31
    John Carter    		 Republican Texas state district judge Texas Tech University (BA)
    University of Texas at Austin (JD)    		 2003 Round Rock November 6, 1941
    Texas 32
    Colin Allred    		 Democratic Attorney
    Football player    		 Baylor University (BA)
    University of California, Berkeley (JD)    		 2019 Dallas April 15, 1983
    Texas 33
    Marc Veasey    		 Democratic Texas House of Representatives Texas Wesleyan University (BA) 2013 Fort Worth January 3, 1971
    Texas 34
    Vicente Gonzalez    		 Democratic Food processing executive
    Texas State Board of Education    		 Embry–Riddle Aeronautical University (BA)
    Texas Wesleyan University (JD)    		 2017 McAllen September 4, 1967
    Texas 35
    Greg Casar    		 Democratic Austin City Council University of Virginia (BA) 2023 Austin May 4, 1989
    Texas 36
    Brian Babin    		 Republican Lower Neches Valley Authority
    Texas Historical Commission
    Mayor of Woodville    		 Lamar University (BS)
    University of Texas, Houston (DDS)    		 2015 Woodville March 23, 1948
    Texas 37
    Lloyd Doggett    		 Democratic Texas Senate
    Texas Supreme Court justice
    College professor    		 University of Texas at Austin (BA, JD) 1995 Austin October 6, 1946
    Texas 38
    Wesley Hunt    		 Republican U.S. Army United States Military Academy (BS)
    Cornell University (MBA, MPA, MA)    		 2023 Houston November 13, 1981
    Utah 1
    Blake Moore    		 Republican United States Foreign Service officer University of Utah (BA)
    Northwestern University (MS)    		 2021 Salt Lake City[62] June 22, 1980
    Utah 2
    Celeste Maloy    		 Republican Congressional counsel
    Washington County Water Conservancy District Staff Attorney
    Utah Association of Counties Public Lands Attorney
    Deputy Washington County Attorney
    Soil conservationist    		 Southern Utah University (BS)

    Brigham Young University (JD)

    		 2023 (special) Cedar City May 22, 1981
    Utah 3
    John Curtis    		 Republican Mayor of Provo Brigham Young University (BS) 2017 (special) Provo May 10, 1960
    Utah 4
    Burgess Owens    		 Republican Businessman
    National Football League player    		 University of Miami (BS) 2021 Salt Lake City[63] August 2, 1951
    Vermont at-large
    Becca Balint    		 Democratic President pro tempore of the Vermont Senate
    Majority leader of the Vermont Senate    		 Smith College (BA)
    Harvard University (MEd)
    University of Massachusetts Amherst (MA)    		 2023 Brattleboro May 4, 1968
    Virginia 1
    Rob Wittman    		 Republican Mayor of Montross
    Westmoreland County Board of Supervisors
    Virginia House of Delegates    		 Virginia Tech (BS)
    University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (MPH)
    Virginia Commonwealth University (PhD)    		 2007 (special) Montross February 3, 1959
    Virginia 2
    Jen Kiggans    		 Republican Virginia Senate
    U.S. Navy    		 Old Dominion University (BSN)
    Vanderbilt University (MSN)    		 2023 Virginia Beach June 18, 1971
    Virginia 3
    Bobby Scott    		 Democratic Virginia Senate
    Virginia House of Delegates    		 Harvard University (BA)
    Boston College (JD)    		 1993 Newport News April 30, 1947
    Virginia 4
    Jennifer McClellan    		 Democratic Virginia Senate
    Virginia House of Delegates    		 University of Richmond (BA)
    University of Virginia (JD)    		 2023 (special) Richmond December 28, 1972
    Virginia 5
    Bob Good    		 Republican Liberty University Athletic Director
    Campbell County Board of Supervisors    		 Liberty University (BS, MBA) 2021 Lynchburg September 11, 1965
    Virginia 6
    Ben Cline    		 Republican Virginia House of Delegates Bates College (BA)
    University of Richmond (JD)    		 2019 Fincastle February 29, 1972
    Virginia 7
    Abigail Spanberger    		 Democratic CIA operations officer University of Virginia (BA)
    Purdue University (MBA)    		 2019 Glen Allen August 7, 1979
    Virginia 8
    Don Beyer    		 Democratic U.S. Ambassador to Switzerland and Liechtenstein
    Lieutenant Governor of Virginia    		 Williams College (BA)
    George Mason University    		 2015 Alexandria June 20, 1950
    Virginia 9
    Morgan Griffith    		 Republican Virginia House of Delegates Emory and Henry College (BA)
    Washington and Lee University (JD)    		 2011 Salem March 15, 1958
    Virginia 10
    Jennifer Wexton    		 Democratic Virginia Senate University of Maryland, College Park (BA)
    College of William and Mary (JD)    		 2019 Leesburg May 27, 1968
    Virginia 11
    Gerry Connolly    		 Democratic Fairfax County Board of Supervisors Chair Maryknoll College (Glen Ellyn, Illinois)[64] (BA)
    Harvard University (MPA)    		 2009 Fairfax March 30, 1950
    Washington 1
    Suzan DelBene    		 Democratic Washington Department of Revenue Director Reed College (BS)
    University of Washington (MBA)    		 2012 (special) Medina February 17, 1962
    Washington 2
    Rick Larsen    		 Democratic Snohomish County Council Pacific Lutheran University (BA)
    University of Minnesota (MPA)    		 2001 Everett[65] June 15, 1965
    Washington 3
    Marie Gluesenkamp Perez    		 Democratic Washington State Democratic Party executive committee
    Underwood Soil and Water District Conservation Board of Supervisors
    Businesswoman    		 Reed College (BA) 2023 Stevenson June 6, 1988
    Washington 4
    Dan Newhouse    		 Republican Washington House of Representatives Washington State University (BS) 2015 Sunnyside July 10, 1955
    Washington 5
    Cathy McMorris Rodgers    		 Republican Washington House of Representatives Pensacola Christian College (BA)
    University of Washington (MBA)    		 2005 Spokane[66] May 22, 1969
    Washington 6
    Derek Kilmer    		 Democratic Washington State Senate Princeton University (BA)
    University of Oxford (PhD)    		 2013 Gig Harbor[67] January 1, 1974
    Washington 7
    Pramila Jayapal    		 Democratic Washington State Senate Georgetown University (BA)
    Northwestern University (MBA)    		 2017 Seattle September 21, 1965
    Washington 8
    Kim Schrier    		 Democratic Pediatrician University of California, Berkeley (BS)
    University of California, Davis (MD)    		 2019 Sammamish August 23, 1968
    Washington 9
    Adam Smith    		 Democratic Washington State Senate Western Washington University
    Fordham University (BA)
    University of Washington (JD)    		 1997 Bellevue June 15, 1965
    Washington 10
    Marilyn Strickland    		 Democratic Mayor of Tacoma University of Washington (BA)
    Clark Atlanta University (MBA)    		 2021 Tacoma September 25, 1962
    West Virginia 1
    Carol Miller    		 Republican West Virginia House of Delegates Columbia College, South Carolina (BA) 2019 Huntington[68] November 4, 1950
    West Virginia 2
    Alex Mooney    		 Republican Maryland Senate Dartmouth College (BA) 2015 Charles Town June 7, 1971
    Wisconsin 1
    Bryan Steil    		 Republican Congressional aide
    Attorney    		 Georgetown University (BS)
    University of Wisconsin–Madison (JD)    		 2019 Janesville March 3, 1981
    Wisconsin 2
    Mark Pocan    		 Democratic Wisconsin State Assembly University of Wisconsin–Madison (BA) 2013 Vermont[69] August 14, 1964
    Wisconsin 3
    Derrick Van Orden    		 Republican Actor
    Author
    Restaurateur
    U.S. Navy    		 Excelsior College (BS)
    Mitchell Hamline School of Law    		 2023 Prairie du Chien September 15, 1969
    Wisconsin 4
    Gwen Moore    		 Democratic Wisconsin State Senate
    Wisconsin State Assembly    		 Marquette University (BA) 2005 Milwaukee April 18, 1951
    Wisconsin 5
    Scott Fitzgerald    		 Republican Wisconsin State Senate University of Wisconsin–Oshkosh (BS) 2021 Clyman[70] November 16, 1963
    Wisconsin 6
    Glenn Grothman    		 Republican Wisconsin Senate
    Wisconsin State Assembly    		 University of Wisconsin–Madison (BA, JD) 2015 Glenbeulah[71] July 3, 1955
    Wisconsin 7
    Tom Tiffany    		 Republican Wisconsin Senate
    Wisconsin State Assembly    		 University of Wisconsin–River Falls (BS) 2020 (special) Minocqua December 30, 1957
    Wisconsin 8
    Mike Gallagher    		 Republican Political advisor
    U.S. Marine Corps    		 Princeton University (BA)
    National Intelligence University (MS)
    Georgetown University (MA, MS, PhD)    		 2017 Green Bay March 3, 1984
    Wyoming at-large
    Harriet Hageman    		 Republican Lawyer
    Law clerk for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit    		 University of Wyoming (BS, JD) 2023 Cheyenne October 18, 1962

    Delegates

    As of January 3, 2023:

    District Member Party Prior experience Education Assumed office Residence Born[4]
    American Samoa at-large
    Amata Coleman Radewagen    		 Republican Political aide University of Guam (BS)
    Loyola Marymount University
    George Mason University    		 2015 Pago Pago[72] December 29, 1947
    District of Columbia at-large
    Eleanor Holmes Norton    		 Democratic Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Chair Antioch College (BA)
    Yale University (MA, LLB)    		 1991 Washington, D.C. June 13, 1937
    Guam at-large
    James Moylan    		 Republican Guam Legislature
    U.S. Army    		 University of Guam (BS) 2023 Tumon July 18, 1962
    Northern Mariana Islands at-large
    Gregorio Sablan    		 Democratic Election Commission Director University of Guam
    University of California, Berkeley
    University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa    		 2009 Saipan January 19, 1955
    Puerto Rico at-large
    Jenniffer González    		 Republican/
    New Progressive    		 Speaker of the Puerto Rico House of Representatives University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras (BA)
    Interamerican University of Puerto Rico, San Juan (JD, LLM)    		 2017 Carolina August 5, 1976
    United States Virgin Islands at-large
    Stacey Plaskett    		 Democratic Attorney Georgetown University (BS)
    American University (JD)    		 2015 St. Croix May 13, 1966

    See also

    References

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    21. ↑ Washington, U. S. Capitol Room H154; p:225-7000, DC 20515-6601. "Marjorie Taylor Greene (Georgia (GA)), 117th Congress Profile". Office of the Clerk, U.S. House of Representatives. Retrieved January 14, 2021.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)
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