House Leadership
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Leadership Title (click for official website) |
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| Denny Hastert |
Speaker of the House
(Republican, Illinois 14th district) |
| Tom DeLay |
Former Majority Leader
(Republican, Texas 22nd district) |
| Resigned speakership in 2005; then resigned House seat in 2006; to face corruption charges. |
| John Boehner |
Majority Leader
(Republican, Ohio 8th district) |
| Nancy Pelosi |
Minority Leader
(Democrat, California 8th district) |
| Roy Blunt |
Majority Whip
(Republican, Missouri 7th district) |
| Steny Hoyer |
Minority Whip
(Democrat, Maryland 5th district) |
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Representative
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District
(click for contact info) | Party | Hometown | |
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| Alabama |
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| Jo Bonner | 1 | Republican | Mobile | |
| Terry Everett | 2 | Republican | Rehobeth | |
| Michael Rogers | 3 | Republican | Anniston | |
| Robert Aderholt | 4 | Republican | Haleyville | |
| Bud Cramer | 5 | Democrat | Huntsville | |
| Spencer Bachus | 6 | Republican | Vestavia Hills | |
| Artur Davis | 7 | Democrat | Birmingham | |
| Alaska |
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| Don Young | At Large | Republican | Fort Yukon | |
| Arizona |
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| Rick Renzi | 1 | Republican | Flagstaff | |
| Contested race: Challenger: Ellen Simon (D). |
| Trent Franks | 2 | Republican | Glendale | |
| John Shadegg | 3 | Republican | Phoenix | |
| Ed Pastor | 4 | Democrat | Phoenix | |
| J.D. Hayworth | 5 | Republican | Scottsdale | |
| Hotly contested race: Challenger: St. Sen. Harry E. Mitchell (D). |
| Jeff Flake | 6 | Republican | Mesa | |
| Raul Grijalva | 7 | Democrat | Tucson | |
| Jim Kolbe | 8 | Republican | Tucson | |
| Retiring in 2006. Challengers: Gabby Giffords (D) and Frank Atenori (R) |
| Arkansas |
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| Marion Berry | 1 | Democrat | Gillett | |
| Vic Snyder | 2 | Democrat | Little Rock | |
| John Boozman | 3 | Republican | Rogers | |
| Challenger: Food safety CEO Curtis Coleman (R). |
| Mike Ross | 4 | Democrat | Prescott | |
| California |
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| Mike Thompson | 1 | Democrat | St. Helena | |
| Wally Herger | 2 | Republican | Marysville | |
| Dan Lungren | 3 | Republican | Long Beach | |
| John Doolittle | 4 | Republican | Rocklin | |
| Incumbent corruption scandal: Challenger: Charlie Brown (D). |
| Robert Matsui | 5 | Democrat | Sacramento | |
| Rep. Matsui passed away in Jan. 2004. In a special election, his widow, Doris Matsui, was elected. |
| Lynn Woolsey | 6 | Democrat | Petaluma | |
| George Miller | 7 | Democrat | Martinez | |
| Nancy Pelosi | 8 | Democrat | San Francisco | |
| Barbara Lee | 9 | Democrat | Oakland | |
| Ellen Tauscher | 10 | Democrat | Alamo | |
| Richard Pombo | 11 | Republican | Tracy | |
| Hotly contested race: Challenger: Jerry McNerney (D). |
| Tom Lantos | 12 | Democrat | San Mateo | |
| Pete Stark | 13 | Democrat | Fremont | |
| Anna Eshoo | 14 | Democrat | Atherton | |
| Mike Honda | 15 | Democrat | San Jose | |
| Zoe Lofgren | 16 | Democrat | San Jose | |
| Sam Farr | 17 | Democrat | Carmel | |
| Dennis Cardoza | 18 | Democrat | Atwater | |
| George Radanovich | 19 | Republican | Mariposa | |
| Jim Costa | 20 | Democrat | Fresno | |
| Devin Nunes | 21 | Republican | Tulare | |
| Bill Thomas | 22 | Republican | Bakersfield | |
| Retiring in 2006. Challengers: Sharon M. Beery (D) and St. AM Kevin McCarthy (R). |
| Lois Capps | 23 | Democrat | Santa Barbara | |
| Elton Gallegly | 24 | Republican | Simi Valley | |
| Buck McKeon | 25 | Republican | Santa Clarita | |
| David Dreier | 26 | Republican | San Dimas | |
| Brad Sherman | 27 | Democrat | Sherman Oaks | |
| Howard Berman | 28 | Democrat | North Hollywood | |
| Adam Schiff | 29 | Democrat | Burbank | |
| Henry Waxman | 30 | Democrat | Los Angeles | |
| Xavier Becerra | 31 | Democrat | Los Angeles | |
| Hilda Solis | 32 | Democrat | El Monte | |
| Diane Watson | 33 | Democrat | Los Angeles | |
| Lucille Roybal-Allard | 34 | Democrat | Los Angeles | |
| Maxine Waters | 35 | Democrat | Los Angeles | |
| Jane Harman | 36 | Democrat | Venice | |
| Juanita Millender-McDonald | 37 | Democrat | Carson | |
| Grace Napolitano | 38 | Democrat | Norwalk | |
| Linda Sanchez | 39 | Democrat | Lakewood | |
| Ed Royce | 40 | Republican | Fullerton | |
| Jerry Lewis | 41 | Republican | Redlands | |
| Gary Miller | 42 | Republican | Diamond Bar | |
| Joe Baca | 43 | Democrat | Rialto | |
| Ken Calvert | 44 | Republican | Corona | |
| Mary Bono | 45 | Republican | Palm Springs | |
| Dana Rohrabacher | 46 | Republican | Huntington Beach | |
| Loretta Sanchez | 47 | Democrat | Santa Ana | |
| Christopher Cox | 48 | Republican | Newport Beach | |
| Cox was nominated to the S.E.C. in 2005, and a special election on Dec. 6 2005 elected John Campbell (R) to replace him. |
| Darrell Issa | 49 | Republican | Vista | |
| Duke Cunningham | 50 | Republican | Del Mar | |
| Cunningham resigned in 2005 and was sentenced on bribery charges in March 2006 to serve 8 years in prison. |
| The special election to replace Cunningham was held on April 11 2006, with a runoff election on June 6.
The declared winner was former Rep. Brian Bilbray, amid charges of vote-stealing. Democrat Francine Busby faces a rematch against Bilbray in November. |
| Bob Filner | 51 | Democrat | San Diego | |
| Duncan Hunter | 52 | Republican | Alpine | |
| Susan Davis | 53 | Democrat | San Diego | |
| Colorado |
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| Diana DeGette | 1 | Democrat | Denver | |
| Mark Udall | 2 | Democrat | Boulder | |
| John Salazar | 3 | Democrat | Alamosa | |
| Marilyn Musgrave | 4 | Republican | Fort Morgan | |
| Contested race: Challenger: St. Rep. Angie Paccione (D). |
| Joel Hefley | 5 | Republican | Colorado Springs | |
| Retiring in 2006. Challengers: Jay Fawcett (D) and St. Sen. Doug Lamborn (R) |
| Tom Tancredo | 6 | Republican | Littleton | |
| Bob Beauprez | 7 | Republican | Arvada | |
| Retiring in 2006 to run for governor. Challengers: Peggy Lamm (D) and Rick O'Donnell (R) |
| Connecticut |
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| John Larson | 1 | Democrat | East Hartford | |
| Rob Simmons | 2 | Republican | Stonington | |
| Hotly contested race: Challenger: ex-St. Rep. Joe Courtney (D). |
| Rosa DeLauro | 3 | Democrat | New Haven | |
| Christopher Shays | 4 | Republican | Bridgeport | |
| Hotly contested race: Challenger: Selectwoman Diane G. Farrell (D). |
| Nancy Johnson | 5 | Republican | New Britain | |
| Hotly contested race: Challenger: St. Sen. Chris Murphy (R). |
| District of Columbia |
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| Eleanor Norton | At Large | Democrat | Washington | |
| Delaware |
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| Michael Castle | At Large | Republican | Wilmington | |
| Contested race: Challenger: Dennis Spivack (D). |
| Florida |
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| Jeff Miller | 1 | Republican | Chumuckla | |
| Allen Boyd | 2 | Democrat | Monticello | |
| Corrine Brown | 3 | Democrat | Jacksonville | |
| Ander Crenshaw | 4 | Republican | Jacksonville | |
| Ginny Brown-Waite | 5 | Republican | Brooksville | |
| Cliff Stearns | 6 | Republican | Ocala | |
| John Mica | 7 | Republican | Winter Park | |
| Ric Keller | 8 | Republican | Orlando | |
| Michael Bilirakis | 9 | Republican | Tarpon Springs | |
| Retiring in 2006. Challengers: ex-County Commissioner Phyllis Busansky (D) and St. Rep. Gus Michael Bilirais (R). |
| Bill Young | 10 | Republican | Indian Rocks Beach | |
| Jim Davis | 11 | Democrat | Tampa | |
| Running for Governor in 2006. Challengers: County Commissioner Kathy Castor (D) and Eddie Adams, Jr. (R). |
| Adam Putnam | 12 | Republican | Bartow | |
| Katherine Harris | 13 | Republican | Sarasota | |
| Running for Senate in 2006. Challengers: Christine L. Jennings (D) and Vern Buchanan (R). |
| Connie Mack IV | 14 | Republican | Sanibel | |
| Dave Weldon | 15 | Republican | Palm Bay | |
| Mark Foley | 16 | Republican | West Palm Beach | |
| Resigned under investigation, Sept. 2006: Challenger: Timothy Mahoney (D); Joe Negron (R). |
| Kendrick Meek | 17 | Democrat | Miami | |
| Ileana Ros-Lehtinen | 18 | Republican | Miami | |
| Robert Wexler | 19 | Democrat | Boca Raton | |
| Debbie Wasserman Schultz | 20 | Democrat | | |
| Lincoln Diaz-Balart | 21 | Republican | Miami | |
| Clay Shaw | 22 | Republican | Ft. Lauderdale | |
| Hotly contested race: Challenger: St. Sen. Ron Klein (D). |
| Alcee Hastings | 23 | Democrat | Miramar | |
| Tom Feeney | 24 | Republican | Oviedo | |
| Mario Diaz-Balart | 25 | Republican | Miami | |
| Georgia |
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| Jack Kingston | 1 | Republican | Savannah | |
| Sanford Bishop | 2 | Democrat | Albany | |
| Jim Marshall | 3 | Democrat | Macon | |
| Because of redistricting, Jim Marshall is running for the GA-8th seat, and Lynn Westmoreland is running for the GA-3rd seat. |
| Cynthia McKinney | 4 | Democrat | | |
| Defeated in Aug. 8th primary. Challengers: County Commissioner Hank Johnson (D) and Catherine Davis (R). |
| John Lewis | 5 | Democrat | Atlanta | |
| Tom Price | 6 | Republican | | |
| John Linder | 7 | Republican | Duluth | |
| Lynn Westmoreland | 8 | Republican | | |
| Challenger to Jim Marshall: former U.S. Rep. Mac Collins (R). |
| Charlie Norwood | 9 | Republican | Evans | |
| Nathan Deal | 10 | Republican | Clermont | |
| Phil Gingrey | 11 | Republican | Marietta | |
| John Barrow | 12 | Democrat | | |
| David Scott | 13 | Democrat | Atlanta | |
| Hawaii |
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| Neil Abercrombie | 1 | Democrat | Honolulu | |
| Ed Case | 2 | Democrat | Honolulu | |
| Running for Senate in 2006. Challengers: ex-Lt. Gov. Mazie K. Hirono (D), Hanalei Aipoalani (D) and St. Sen. Bob Hogue (R). |
| Idaho |
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| Butch Otter | 1 | Republican | Star | |
| Running for Governor in 2006. Challengers: Larry Grant (D) and St. Rep. Bill Sali (R). |
| Mike Simpson | 2 | Republican | Blackfoot | |
| Illinois |
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| Bobby Rush | 1 | Democrat | Chicago | |
| Jesse Louis Jackson | 2 | Democrat | Chicago | |
| Dan Lipinski | 3 | Democrat | | |
| Luis Gutierrez | 4 | Democrat | Chicago | |
| Rahm Emanuel | 5 | Democrat | Chicago | |
| Henry Hyde | 6 | Republican | Wood Dale | |
| Retiring in 2006. Challengers: Iraq vet Tammy Duckworth (D) and St. Sen. Peter J. Roskam (R). |
| Danny Davis | 7 | Democrat | Chicago | |
| Melissa Bean | 8 | Democrat | | |
| Hotly contested race: Challenger: David McSweeney (R). |
| Jan Schakowsky | 9 | Democrat | Evanston | |
| Mark Kirk | 10 | Republican | Wilmette | |
| Jerry Weller | 11 | Republican | Morris | |
| Jerry Costello | 12 | Democrat | Belleville | |
| Judy Biggert | 13 | Republican | Hinsdale | |
| Denny Hastert | 14 | Republican | Yorkville | |
| Timothy Johnson | 15 | Republican | Urbana | |
| Donald Manzullo | 16 | Republican | Egan | |
| Lane Evans | 17 | Democrat | Rock Island | |
| Retiring in 2006. Challengers: Phil Hare (D) and Andrea Lane Zinga (R). |
| Ray LaHood | 18 | Republican | Peoria | |
| John Shimkus | 19 | Republican | Collinsville | |
| Indiana |
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| Peter Visclosky | 1 | Democrat | Merrillville | |
| Chris Chocola | 2 | Republican | Bristol | |
| Contested race: Challenger: City Councilor Dr. Thomas Hayhurst (D). |
| Mark Souder | 3 | Republican | Fort Wayne | |
| Steve Buyer | 4 | Republican | Monticello | |
| Dan Burton | 5 | Republican | Indianapolis | |
| Mike Pence | 6 | Republican | Columbus | |
| Julia Carson | 7 | Democrat | Indianapolis | |
| John Hostettler | 8 | Republican | Blairsville | |
| Hotly contested race: Challenger: Sheriff Brad Ellsworth (D). |
| Mike Sodrel | 9 | Republican | | |
| Hotly contested race: Challengers: Baron P. Hill (D, see voting record) and Eric Schansberg (L). |
| Iowa |
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| Jim Nussle | 1 | Republican | Manchester | |
| Running for Governor in 2006. Challengers: Bruce Braley (D) and Mike Whalen (R). |
| Jim Leach | 2 | Republican | Davenport | |
| Leonard Boswell | 3 | Democrat | Des Moines | |
| Contested race: Challenger: St. Sen. Jeff Lamberti (R). |
| Tom Latham | 4 | Republican | Alexander | |
| Steve King | 5 | Republican | Kiron | |
| Kansas |
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| Jerry Moran | 1 | Republican | Hays | |
| Jim Ryun | 2 | Republican | Topeka | |
| Dennis Moore | 3 | Democrat | Lenexa | |
| Todd Tiahrt | 4 | Republican | Goddard | |
| Kentucky |
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| Ed Whitfield | 1 | Republican | Hopkinsville | |
| Ron Lewis | 2 | Republican | Cecilia | |
| Anne Northup | 3 | Republican | Louisville | |
| Contested race: Challenger: John Yarmuth (D). |
| Geoff Davis | 4 | Republican | | |
| Hotly contested race: Challenger: ex-U.S. Rep. Ken Lucas (D) -- Click for previous House voting record. |
| Hal Rogers | 5 | Republican | Somerset | |
| Ben Chandler | 6 | Democrat | Woodford County | |
| Louisiana |
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| Bobby Jindal | 1 | Republican | | |
| William Jefferson | 2 | Democrat | New Orleans | |
| Incumbent corruption scandal: Challenger: Joe LaVigne (R). |
| Charlie Melancon | 3 | Democrat | | |
| Jim McCrery | 4 | Republican | Shreveport | |
| Contested race: Challengers: Artis Cash (D) |
| Rodney Alexander | 5 | Republican | Quitman | |
| Richard Hugh Baker | 6 | Republican | Baton Rouge | |
| Charles Boustany | 7 | Republican | | |
| Maine |
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| Tom Allen | 1 | Democrat | Portland | |
| Contested race: Challenger: Dexter Kamilewicz (I). |
| Michael Michaud | 2 | Democrat | East Millinocket | |
| Maryland |
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| Wayne Gilchrest | 1 | Republican | Kennedyville | |
| Dutch Ruppersberger | 2 | Democrat | Cockeysville | |
| Benjamin Cardin | 3 | Democrat | Baltimore | |
| Running for Senate in 2006. Challengers: John Sarbanes or Peter Beilenson, Oz Bengur, Paula Hollinger, Kevin Scott O'Keeffe (D) vs. Gary E. Applebaum or John David White (R). |
| Albert Wynn | 4 | Democrat | Mitchellville | |
| Steny Hoyer | 5 | Democrat | Mechanicsville | |
| Roscoe Bartlett | 6 | Republican | Frederick | |
| Elijah Cummings | 7 | Democrat | Baltimore | |
| Chris Van Hollen | 8 | Democrat | Kensington | |
| Massachusetts |
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| John Olver | 1 | Democrat | Amherst | |
| Richard Neal | 2 | Democrat | Springfield | |
| Jim McGovern | 3 | Democrat | Worcester | |
| Barney Frank | 4 | Democrat | Newton | |
| Marty Meehan | 5 | Democrat | Lowell | |
| John Tierney | 6 | Democrat | Salem | |
| Ed Markey | 7 | Democrat | Malden | |
| Michael Capuano | 8 | Democrat | Somerville | |
| Steve Lynch | 9 | Democrat | South Boston | |
| Hotly contested race: Challengers: Phil Dunkelbarger (D) and Jack E. Robinson (R). |
| Bill Delahunt | 10 | Democrat | Quincy | |
| Michigan |
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| Bart Stupak | 1 | Democrat | Menominee | |
| Peter Hoekstra | 2 | Republican | Holland | |
| Vernon Ehlers | 3 | Republican | Grand Rapids | |
| Dave Camp | 4 | Republican | Midland | |
| Dale Kildee | 5 | Democrat | Flint | |
| Fred Upton | 6 | Republican | St. Joseph | |
| Joe Schwarz | 7 | Republican | | |
| Defeated in Aug. 8 GOP primary. Challengers: Sharon Marie Renier (D) and ex-St. Rep. Tim Walberg (R). |
| Mike Rogers | 8 | Republican | Brighton | |
| Joe Knollenberg | 9 | Republican | Bloomfield Hills | |
| Candice Miller | 10 | Republican | Harrison Township | |
| Thad McCotter | 11 | Republican | Livonia | |
| Sander Levin | 12 | Democrat | Royal Oak | |
| Carolyn Kilpatrick | 13 | Democrat | Detroit | |
| John Conyers | 14 | Democrat | Detroit | |
| John Dingell | 15 | Democrat | Dearborn | |
| Minnesota |
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| Gil Gutknecht | 1 | Republican | Rochester | |
| John Kline | 2 | Republican | Lakeville | |
| Contested race: Challenger: Coleen Rowley (DFL). |
| Jim Ramstad | 3 | Republican | Minnetonka | |
| Betty McCollum | 4 | Democrat | St. Paul | |
| Martin Sabo | 5 | Democrat | Minneapolis | |
| Retiring in 2006. Challengers: St. Rep. Keith Ellison (D) and Alan Fine (R). |
| Mark Kennedy | 6 | Republican | Watertown | |
| Running for Senate in 2006. Challengers: Patty Wetterling (D; see Senate campaign issues) and St. Sen. Michele M. Bachmann (R). |
| Collin Peterson | 7 | Democrat | Detroit Lakes | |
| James Oberstar | 8 | Democrat | Chisholm | |
| Mississippi |
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| Roger Wicker | 1 | Republican | Tupelo | |
| Bennie Thompson | 2 | Democrat | Bolton | |
| Chip Pickering | 3 | Republican | Hebron | |
| Gene Taylor | 4 | Democrat | Bay St. Louis | |
| Missouri |
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| Bill Clay | 1 | Democrat | St. Louis | |
| Todd Akin | 2 | Republican | St. Louis | |
| Russ Carnahan | 3 | Democrat | | |
| Ike Skelton | 4 | Democrat | Lexington | |
| Emanuel Cleaver | 5 | Democrat | | |
| Sam Graves | 6 | Republican | Tarkio | |
| Roy Blunt | 7 | Republican | Strafford | |
| Jo Ann Emerson | 8 | Republican | Cape Girardeau | |
| Kenny Hulshof | 9 | Republican | Columbia | |
| Montana |
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| Dennis Rehberg | At Large | Republican | Billings | |
| Nebraska |
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| Jeff Fortenberry | 1 | Republican | | |
| Lee Terry | 2 | Republican | Omaha | |
| Tom Osborne | 3 | Republican | LeMoyne | |
| Running for Governor in 2006. Challengers: Scott Kleeb (D) and St. Sen. Adrian M. Smith (R). |
| Nevada |
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| Shelley Berkley | 1 | Democrat | Las Vegas | |
| Jim Gibbons | 2 | Republican | Reno | |
| Running for Governor in 2006. Challengers: Board of Regents member Jill Derby (D) vs. St. Rep. Sharron E. Angle or Representative's wife Dawn Gibbons or Sec. of St. Dean Heller (R). |
| Jon Porter | 3 | Republican | Henderson | |
| Contested race: Challenger: Tessa Hafen (D). |
| New Hampshire |
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| Jeb Bradley | 1 | Republican | Wolfeboro | |
| Contested race: Challenger: Carol Shea-Porter (D). |
| Charlie Bass | 2 | Republican | Peterborough | |
| Contested race: Challenger: ex-Ass't. Att. Gen. Paul Hodes (D). |
| New Jersey |
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| Robert Andrews | 1 | Democrat | Haddon Heights | |
| Frank LoBiondo | 2 | Republican | Millville | |
| Jim Saxton | 3 | Republican | Mount Holly | |
| Christopher Smith | 4 | Republican | Robbinsville | |
| Scott Garrett | 5 | Republican | Wantage | |
| Frank Pallone | 6 | Democrat | Long Branch | |
| Mike Ferguson | 7 | Republican | Warren Township | |
| Hotly contested race: Challenger: Linda Stender (D). |
| Bill Pascrell | 8 | Democrat | Paterson | |
| Steven Rothman | 9 | Democrat | Fair Lawn | |
| Donald Payne | 10 | Democrat | Newark | |
| Rodney Frelinghuysen | 11 | Republican | Morristown | |
| Rush Holt | 12 | Democrat | Hopewell Township | |
| Robert Menendez | 13 | Democrat | Union City | |
| Appointed to Senate; Running for Senate in 2006. Nominees: Dem: Albio Sires; GOP: John J. Guarini; also ran: Steve Fulop (D). |
| New Mexico |
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| Heather Wilson | 1 | Republican | Albuquerque | |
| Hotly contested race: Challenger: Attorney General Patricia Madrid (D). |
| Steve Pearce | 2 | Republican | Hobbs | |
| Tom Udall | 3 | Democrat | Santa Fe | |
| New York |
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| Timothy Bishop | 1 | Democrat | Southampton | |
| Steve Israel | 2 | Democrat | Huntington | |
| Peter King | 3 | Republican | Seaford | |
| Carolyn McCarthy | 4 | Democrat | Mineola | |
| Gary Ackerman | 5 | Democrat | Jamaica Estates | |
| Gregory Meeks | 6 | Democrat | Queens | |
| Joseph Crowley | 7 | Democrat | Queens/Bronx | |
| Jerrold Nadler | 8 | Democrat | New York | |
| Anthony Weiner | 9 | Democrat | Brooklyn | |
| Ed Towns | 10 | Democrat | Brooklyn | |
| Major Owens | 11 | Democrat | Brooklyn | |
| Retiring in 2006. Challengers: ex-school board member Chris Owens (D) and Stephen Finger (R). |
| Nydia Velazquez | 12 | Democrat | Brooklyn | |
| Vito Fossella | 13 | Republican | Staten Island | |
| Carolyn Maloney | 14 | Democrat | New York | |
| Chuck Rangel | 15 | Democrat | New York | |
| Jose Serrano | 16 | Democrat | Bronx | |
| Eliot Engel | 17 | Democrat | Bronx | |
| Nita Lowey | 18 | Democrat | Harrison | |
| Sue Kelly | 19 | Republican | Katonah | |
| Incumbent corruption scandal: Challenger: John Hall (D). |
| John Sweeney | 20 | Republican | Clifton Park | |
| Hotly contested race: Challenger: Kirsten Gillibrand (D). |
| Michael McNulty | 21 | Democrat | Green Island | |
| Maurice Hinchey | 22 | Democrat | Saugerties | |
| John McHugh | 23 | Republican | Pierrepont Manor | |
| Sherry Boehlert | 24 | Republican | New Hartford | |
| Retiring in 2006. Challengers: District Attorney Michael Arcuri (D) and State Senator Ray Meier (R). |
| Jim Walsh | 25 | Republican | Syracuse | |
| Hotly contested race: Challenger: Dan Maffei (D). |
| Thomas Reynolds | 26 | Republican | Clarence | |
| Incumbent corruption scandal: Challenger: Jack Davis (D). |
| Brian Higgins | 27 | Democrat | | |
| Louise Slaughter | 28 | Democrat | Fairport | |
| Randy Kuhl | 29 | Republican | | |
| Hotly contested race: Challenger: Eric J. Massa (D). |
| North Carolina |
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| G.K. Butterfield | 1 | Democrat | | |
| Bob Etheridge | 2 | Democrat | Lillington | |
| Walter Beaman Jones | 3 | Republican | Farmville | |
| David Eugene Price | 4 | Democrat | Chapel Hill | |
| Virginia Foxx | 5 | Republican | | |
| John Howard Coble | 6 | Republican | Greensboro | |
| Mike McIntyre | 7 | Democrat | Lumberton | |
| Robin Hayes | 8 | Republican | Concord | |
| Sue Myrick | 9 | Republican | Charlotte | |
| Patrick McHenry | 10 | Republican | | |
| Charles Taylor | 11 | Republican | Brevard | |
| Hotly contested race: Challenger: Heath Shuler (D). |
| Mel Watt | 12 | Democrat | Charlotte | |
| Brad Miller | 13 | Democrat | Raleigh | |
| North Dakota |
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| Earl Pomeroy | At Large | Democrat | Valley City | |
| Ohio |
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| Steve Chabot | 1 | Republican | Cincinnati | |
| Contested race: Challenger: City Councilman John Cranley (D). |
| Rob Portman | 2 | Republican | Terrace Park | |
| Rep. Portman resigned upon being nominated for U.S. Trade Representative. A special election was held on Aug. 2, 2005, and Jean Schmidt (R) was elected. |
| Mike Turner | 3 | Republican | Dayton | |
| Michael Oxley | 4 | Republican | Findlay | |
| Retiring in 2006. Challengers: Richard Siferd (D) and St. Sen. Jim Jordan (R). |
| Paul Gillmor | 5 | Republican | Old Fort | |
| Ted Strickland | 6 | Democrat | Lucasville | |
| Running for Governor in 2006. Challengers: St. Sen. Charlie Wilson (D) and St. Rep. Chuck Blasdel (R). |
| Dave Hobson | 7 | Republican | Springfield | |
| John Boehner | 8 | Republican | West Chester | |
| Marcy Kaptur | 9 | Democrat | Toledo | |
| Dennis Kucinich | 10 | Democrat | Cleveland | |
| Stephanie Tubbs Jones | 11 | Democrat | Cleveland | |
| Pat Tiberi | 12 | Republican | Columbus | |
| Contested race: Challenger: ex-US Rep. Bob Shamansky (D). |
| Sherrod Brown | 13 | Democrat | Lorain | |
| Running for Senate in 2006. Challengers: ex-St. Rep. Betty Sutton (D) and Mayor Craig Foltin (R). |
| Steven LaTourette | 14 | Republican | Madison | |
| Deborah Pryce | 15 | Republican | Perry Township | |
| Contested race: Challenger: County Commissioner Mary Jo Kilroy (D). |
| Ralph Regula | 16 | Republican | Navarre | |
| Tim Ryan | 17 | Democrat | Niles | |
| Bob Ney | 18 | Republican | St. Clairsville | |
| Withdrew, Aug. 2006, to face corruption charges. Democrats nominated Zack Space in the May 2006 primary; the GOP appointed Joy Padgett as Ney's ballot replacement. |
| Oklahoma |
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| John Sullivan | 1 | Republican | Tulsa | |
| Dan Boren | 2 | Democrat | | |
| Frank Dean Lucas | 3 | Republican | Cheyenne | |
| Tom Cole | 4 | Republican | Moore | |
| Ernest Istook | 5 | Republican | Oklahoma City | |
| Running for Governor in 2006. Challengers: David Hunter (D) and Lt. Gov. Mary Fallin (R). |
| Oregon |
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| David Wu | 1 | Democrat | Portland | |
| Greg Walden | 2 | Republican | Hood River | |
| Earl Blumenauer | 3 | Democrat | Portland | |
| Peter DeFazio | 4 | Democrat | Springfield | |
| Darlene Hooley | 5 | Democrat | West Linn | |
| Pennsylvania |
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| Robert Brady | 1 | Democrat | Philadelphia | |
| Chaka Fattah | 2 | Democrat | Philadelphia | |
| Phil English | 3 | Republican | Erie | |
| Contested race: Challenger: Steve Porter (D). |
| Melissa Hart | 4 | Republican | Bradford Woods | |
| John Peterson | 5 | Republican | Pleasantville | |
| Jim Gerlach | 6 | Republican | Downingtown | |
| Hotly contested race: Challenger: Lois Murphy (D). |
| Curt Weldon | 7 | Republican | Glen Mills | |
| Hotly contested race: Challenger: Navy Admiral Joe Sestak (D). |
| Mike Fitzpatrick | 8 | Republican | | |
| Contested race: Challenger: Patrick J. Murphy (D). |
| Bill Shuster | 9 | Republican | Hollidaysburg | |
| Don Sherwood | 10 | Republican | Tunkhannock | |
| Contested race: Challenger: Chris Carney (D). |
| Paul Kanjorski | 11 | Democrat | Nanticoke | |
| John Murtha | 12 | Democrat | Johnstown | |
| Allyson Schwartz | 13 | Democrat | | |
| Mike Doyle | 14 | Democrat | Swissvale | |
| Charlie Dent | 15 | Republican | | |
| Joseph Pitts | 16 | Republican | Kennett Square | |
| Tim Holden | 17 | Democrat | Saint Clair | |
| Tim Murphy | 18 | Republican | Pittsburgh | |
| Todd Platts | 19 | Republican | York | |
| Rhode Island |
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| Patrick Kennedy | 1 | Democrat | Providence | |
| James Langevin | 2 | Democrat | Warwick | |
| South Carolina |
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| Henry Brown | 1 | Republican | Hanahan | |
| Joe Wilson | 2 | Republican | Springdale | |
| Gresham Barrett | 3 | Republican | Westminster | |
| Bob Inglis | 4 | Republican | | |
| John Spratt | 5 | Democrat | York | |
| James Clyburn | 6 | Democrat | Columbia | |
| South Dakota |
|---|
| Stephanie Herseth | At Large | Democrat | Houghton | |
| Tennessee |
|---|
| Bill Jenkins | 1 | Republican | Rogersville | |
| Retiring in 2006. Challengers: Rick Trent (D) and St. Rep. David Davis (R). |
| Jimmy Duncan | 2 | Republican | Knoxville | |
| Zach Wamp | 3 | Republican | Chattanooga | |
| Lincoln Davis | 4 | Democrat | Pall Mall | |
| Jim Cooper | 5 | Democrat | Nashville | |
| Bart Gordon | 6 | Democrat | Murfreesboro | |
| Marsha Blackburn | 7 | Republican | Brentwood | |
| John Tanner | 8 | Democrat | Union City | |
| Harold Ford | 9 | Democrat | Memphis | |
| Running for Senate in 2006. Challengers: St. Sen. Steve Cohen (D) and Mark White (R), Jake Ford (I). |
| Texas |
|---|
| Louie Gohmert | 1 | Republican | | |
| Ted Poe | 2 | Republican | | |
| Sam Johnson | 3 | Republican | Plano | |
| Ralph Moody Hall | 4 | Republican | Rockwall | |
| Jeb Hensarling | 5 | Republican | Dallas | |
| Joe Linus Barton | 6 | Republican | Ennis | |
| John Culberson | 7 | Republican | Houston | |
| Kevin Brady | 8 | Republican | The Woodlands | |
| Al Green | 9 | Democrat | | |
| Michael McCaul | 10 | Republican | | |
| Mike Conaway | 11 | Republican | | |
| Kay Granger | 12 | Republican | Fort Worth | |
| Mac Thornberry | 13 | Republican | Clarendon | |
| Ron Paul | 14 | Republican | Surfside | |
| Ruben Hinojosa | 15 | Democrat | Mercedes | |
| Silvestre Reyes | 16 | Democrat | El Paso | |
| Chet Edwards | 17 | Democrat | Abilene | |
| Hotly contested race: Challenger: Van Taylor (R). |
| Sheila Jackson-Lee | 18 | Democrat | Houston | |
| Randy Neugebauer | 19 | Republican | Lubbock | |
| Charlie Gonzalez | 20 | Democrat | San Antonio | |
| Lamar Smith | 21 | Republican | San Antonio | |
| Hotly contested race: Challenger: John Courage (D). |
| Tom DeLay | 22 | Republican | Sugar Land | |
| Resigned speakership in 2005; then resigned House seat in 2006; to face corruption charges. Still on ballot for Nov. 2006 despite moving to Virginia. Democrats have nominated former U.S. Rep. Nick Lampson. Also running are Shelley Sekula-Gibbs (Republican) and Bob Smithers (Libertarian) |
| Henry Bonilla | 23 | Republican | San Antonio | |
| Kenny Marchant | 24 | Republican | | |
| Chris Bell | 25 | Democrat | Houston | |
| Michael Burgess | 26 | Republican | Highland Village | |
| Solomon Ortiz | 27 | Democrat | Corpus Christi | |
| Henry Cuellar | 28 | Democrat | | |
| Gene Green | 29 | Democrat | Houston | |
| Eddie Johnson | 30 | Democrat | Dallas | |
| John Carter | 31 | Republican | Round Rock | |
| Pete Sessions | 32 | Republican | Dallas | |
| Utah |
|---|
| Rob Bishop | 1 | Republican | Brigham City | |
| Jim Matheson | 2 | Democrat | Salt Lake City | |
| Chris Cannon | 3 | Republican | Mapleton | |
| Vermont |
|---|
| Bernie Sanders | At Large | I | Burlington | |
| Running for Senate in 2006. Challengers: Peter Welch (D) and Martha Rainville (R). |
| Virginia |
|---|
| Jo Ann Davis | 1 | Republican | Gloucester | |
| Thelma Drake | 2 | Republican | | |
| Hotly contested race: Challenger: Commissioner of Revenue Phil Kellam (D). |
| Bobby Scott | 3 | Democrat | Newport News | |
| Randy Forbes | 4 | Republican | Chesapeake | |
| Virgil Goode | 5 | Republican | Rocky Mount | |
| Bob Goodlatte | 6 | Republican | Roanoke | |
| Eric Cantor | 7 | Republican | Richmond | |
| James Moran | 8 | Democrat | Arlington | |
| Rick Boucher | 9 | Democrat | Abingdon | |
| Frank Wolf | 10 | Republican | Vienna | |
| Tom Davis | 11 | Republican | Falls Church | |
| Washington |
|---|
| Jay Inslee | 1 | Democrat | Bainbridge Island | |
| Rick Larsen | 2 | Democrat | Everett | |
| Brian Baird | 3 | Democrat | Vancouver | |
| Doc Hastings | 4 | Republican | Pasco | |
| Cathy McMorris | 5 | Republican | | |
| Norm Dicks | 6 | Democrat | Belfair | |
| Jim McDermott | 7 | Democrat | Seattle | |
| Dave Reichert | 8 | Republican | | |
| Contested race: Challenger: Darcy Burner (D). |
| David Adam Smith | 9 | Democrat | Tacoma | |
| West Virginia |
|---|
| Alan Mollohan | 1 | Democrat | Fairmont | |
| Incumbent corruption scandal: Challenger: Chris Wakim (R). |
| Shelley Capito | 2 | Republican | Charleston | |
| Nick Rahall | 3 | Democrat | Beckley | |
| Wisconsin |
|---|
| Paul Ryan | 1 | Republican | Janesville | |
| Tammy Baldwin | 2 | Democrat | Madison | |
| Ron Kind | 3 | Democrat | La Crosse | |
| Gwen Moore | 4 | Democrat | | |
| James Sensenbrenner | 5 | Republican | Menomonee Falls | |
| Tom Petri | 6 | Republican | Fond du Lac | |
| David Obey | 7 | Democrat | Wausau | |
| Mark Green | 8 | Republican | Green Bay | |
| Running for Governor in 2006. Challengers: Steve Kagen (D) or ex-Brown Co. Exec. Nancy Nusbaum (D) vs. St. Rep. Terri McCormick (R). |
| Wyoming |
|---|
| Barbara Cubin | At Large | Republican | Casper | |
