House Leadership (click for issues stances) |
Leadership Title (click for official website) |
John Boehner |
Speaker of the House
(Republican, Ohio 8th district) |
Eric Cantor |
Majority Leader
(Republican, Virginia 7th district) |
Kevin McCarthy |
Majority Whip
(Republican, California 22nd district) |
Nancy Pelosi |
Minority Leader
(Democrat, California 8th district) |
Steny Hoyer |
Minority Whip
(Democrat, Maryland 5th district) |
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Representative |
District | Party | Hometown/Status | Status for Nov. 2012 election |
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(Click on district number for contact info via House of Representatives website) |
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Alabama |
Jo Bonner | 1 | Republican | Mobile | |
Martha Roby | 2 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Michael Rogers | 3 | Republican | Anniston | |
Robert Aderholt | 4 | Republican | Haleyville | |
Mo Brooks | 5 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Spencer Bachus | 6 | Republican | Vestavia Hills | |
Terri Sewell | 7 | Democrat | First elected 2010 | |
Alaska |
Don Young | At Large | Republican | Fort Yukon | |
Arizona Gaining one House seat based on the 2010 Census |
Paul Gosar | 1 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Trent Franks | 2 | Republican | Glendale | |
Ben Quayle | 3 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Ed Pastor | 4 | Democrat | Phoenix | |
David Schweikert | 5 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Jeff Flake | 6 | Republican | Mesa | Running for Senate |
Raul Grijalva | 7 | Democrat | Tucson | |
Gabby Giffords | 8 | Democrat | First elected 2006 | On medical leave since Jan. 8, 2010 |
Arkansas |
Rick Crawford | 1 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Tim Griffin | 2 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Steve Womack | 3 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Mike Ross | 4 | Democrat | Prescott | Retiring 2012 |
California |
Mike Thompson | 1 | Democrat | St. Helena | |
Wally Herger | 2 | Republican | Marysville | Retiring 2012 |
Dan Lungren | 3 | Republican | Long Beach | |
Tom McClintock | 4 | Republican | First elected 2008 | |
Doris Matsui | 5 | Democrat | Special election 2004 | |
Lynn Woolsey | 6 | Democrat | Petaluma | Retiring 2012 |
George Miller | 7 | Democrat | Martinez | |
Nancy Pelosi | 8 | Democrat | San Francisco | |
Barbara Lee | 9 | Democrat | Oakland | |
John Garamendi | 10 | Democrat | First elected 2010 | |
Jerry McNerney | 11 | Democrat | First elected 2006 | |
Jackie Speier | 12 | Democrat | Special election April 2008 | |
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 | Retiring 2012 |
Jeff Denham | 19 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Jim Costa | 20 | Democrat | Fresno | |
Devin Nunes | 21 | Republican | Tulare | |
Kevin McCarthy | 22 | Republican | First elected 2006 | |
Lois Capps | 23 | Democrat | Santa Barbara | |
Elton Gallegly | 24 | Republican | Simi Valley | Retiring 2012 |
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 | |
Judy Chu | 32 | Democrat | First elected 2009 | |
Karen Bass | 33 | Democrat | First elected 2010 | |
Lucille Roybal-Allard | 34 | Democrat | Los Angeles | |
Maxine Waters | 35 | Democrat | Los Angeles | |
Jane Harman | 36 | Democrat | Venice | |
Special Election July 12, 2011: Rep. Harman resigned one month after swearing-in, to run a think-tank, Feb. 2011; Jungle primary held May 18; special election runoff was held on July 12, 2011, resulting in...
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Janice Hahn | 36 | Democrat | First elected 2011 | |
Laura Richardson | 37 | Democrat | Special election June 2007 |
Grace Napolitano | 38 | Democrat | Norwalk | |
Linda Sanchez | 39 | Democrat | Lakewood | |
Ed Royce | 40 | Republican | Fullerton | |
Jerry Lewis | 41 | Republican | Redlands | Retiring 2012 |
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 | |
John Campbell | 48 | Republican | Special Election Dec 2005 | |
Darrell Issa | 49 | Republican | Vista | |
Brian Bilbray | 50 | Republican | Special election June 2006 | |
Bob Filner | 51 | Democrat | San Diego | Running for Mayor |
Duncan D. Hunter Jr. | 52 | Republican | First elected 2008 | |
Susan Davis | 53 | Democrat | San Diego | |
Colorado |
Diana DeGette | 1 | Democrat | Denver | |
Jared Polis | 2 | Democrat | First elected 2008 | |
Scott Tipton | 3 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Cory Gardner | 4 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Doug Lamborn | 5 | Republican | First elected 2006 | |
Mike Coffman | 6 | Republican | First elected 2008 | |
Ed Perlmutter | 7 | Democrat | First elected 2006 | |
Connecticut |
John Larson | 1 | Democrat | East Hartford | |
Joe Courtney | 2 | Democrat | First elected 2006 | |
Rosa DeLauro | 3 | Democrat | New Haven | |
Jim Himes | 4 | Democrat | Bridgeport | |
Chris Murphy | 5 | Republican | First elected 2006 | Running for Senate |
District of Columbia |
Eleanor Norton | At Large | Democrat | Washington | |
Delaware |
John C. Carney, Jr. | At Large | Democrat | First elected 2010 | |
Florida Gaining two House seats based on the 2010 Census |
Jeff Miller | 1 | Republican | Chumuckla | |
Steve Southerland | 2 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Corrine Brown | 3 | Democrat | Jacksonville | |
Ander Crenshaw | 4 | Republican | Jacksonville | |
Rich Nugent | 5 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Cliff Stearns | 6 | Republican | Ocala | |
John Mica | 7 | Republican | Winter Park | |
Dan Webster | 8 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Gus Bilirakis | 9 | Republican | First elected 2006 | |
Bill Young | 10 | Republican | Indian Rocks Beach | |
Kathy Castor | 11 | Democrat | First elected 2006 | |
Dennis Ross | 12 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Vern Buchanan | 13 | Republican | First elected 2006 | |
Connie Mack IV | 14 | Republican | Sanibel | Running for Senate |
Bill Posey | 15 | Republican | First elected 2008 | |
Tom Rooney | 16 | Republican | First elected 2008 | |
Frederica Wilson | 17 | Democrat | First elected 2010 | |
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen | 18 | Republican | Miami | |
Ted Deutch | 19 | Democrat | Special election April 2010 | |
Debbie Wasserman Schultz | 20 | Democrat | | |
Mario Diaz-Balart | 21 | Republican | Miami | |
Allen West | 22 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Alcee Hastings | 23 | Democrat | Miramar | |
Sandy Adams | 24 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
David Rivera | 25 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Georgia Gaining one House seat based on the 2010 Census |
Jack Kingston | 1 | Republican | Savannah | |
Sanford Bishop | 2 | Democrat | Albany | |
Lynn Westmoreland | 3 | Republican | Redistricted 2006 | |
Hank Johnson | 4 | Democrat | First elected 2006 | |
John Lewis | 5 | Democrat | Atlanta | |
Tom Price | 6 | Republican | | |
Rob Woodall | 7 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Tom Graves | 9 | Republican | Special election June 2010 | |
Paul Broun | 10 | Republican | Special election June 2007 | |
Phil Gingrey | 11 | Republican | Marietta | |
John Barrow | 12 | Democrat | | |
David Scott | 13 | Democrat | Atlanta | | |
Hawaii |
Colleen Hanabusa | 1 | Democrat | First elected 2010 | |
Mazie K. Hirono | 2 | Democrat | First elected 2006 | Running for Senate |
Idaho |
Raul Labrador | 1 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Mike Simpson | 2 | Republican | Blackfoot | |
Illinois Losing one House seat based on the 2010 Census |
Bobby Rush | 1 | Democrat | Chicago | |
Jesse Louis Jackson | 2 | Democrat | Chicago | |
Dan Lipinski | 3 | Democrat | | |
Luis Gutierrez | 4 | Democrat | Chicago | |
Michael Quigley | 5 | Democrat | Special Election April 2009 | |
Peter Roskam | 6 | Republican | First elected 2006 | |
Danny Davis | 7 | Democrat | Chicago | |
Joe Walsh | 8 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Jan Schakowsky | 9 | Democrat | Evanston | |
Bob Dold | 10 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Adam Kinzinger | 11 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Jerry Costello | 12 | Democrat | Belleville | Retiring 2012 |
Judy Biggert | 13 | Republican | Hinsdale | |
Randy Hultgren | 14 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Timothy Johnson | 15 | Republican | Urbana | |
Donald Manzullo | 16 | Republican | Egan | |
Bobby Schilling | 17 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Aaron Schock | 18 | Republican | First elected 2008 | |
John Shimkus | 19 | Republican | Collinsville | |
Indiana |
Peter Visclosky | 1 | Democrat | Merrillville | |
Joseph Donnelly | 2 | Democrat | First elected 2006 | Running for Senate |
Marlin Stutzman | 3 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Todd Rokita | 4 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Dan Burton | 5 | Republican | Indianapolis | |
Mike Pence | 6 | Republican | Columbus | Running for Governor |
André Carson | 7 | Democrat | Special election March 2008 | |
Larry Bucshon | 8 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Todd Young | 9 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Iowa Losing one House seat based on the 2010 Census |
Bruce Braley | 1 | Democrat | First elected 2006 | |
David Loebsack | 2 | Republican | Davenport | |
Leonard Boswell | 3 | Democrat | Des Moines | |
Tom Latham | 4 | Republican | Alexander | |
Steve King | 5 | Republican | Kiron | |
Kansas |
Tim Huelskamp | 1 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Lynn Jenkins | 2 | Republican | First elected 2008 | |
Kevin Yoder | 3 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Mike Pompeo | 4 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Kentucky |
Ed Whitfield | 1 | Republican | Hopkinsville | |
Brett Guthrie | 2 | Republican | First elected 2008 | |
John Yarmuth | 3 | Democrat | First elected 2006 | |
Geoff Davis | 4 | Republican | | Retiring 2012 |
Hal Rogers | 5 | Republican | Somerset | |
Ben Chandler | 6 | Democrat | Woodford County | |
Louisiana Losing one House seat based on the 2010 Census |
Steve Scalise | 1 | Republican | Special election May 2008 | |
Cedric Richmond | 2 | Democrat | First elected 2010 | |
Jeff Landry | 3 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
John Fleming | 4 | Republican | First elected 2008 | |
Rodney Alexander | 5 | Republican | Quitman | |
Bill Cassidy | 6 | Republican | First elected 2008 | |
Charles Boustany | 7 | Republican | | |
Maine |
Chellie Pingree | 1 | Democrat | First elected 2008 | |
Michael Michaud | 2 | Democrat | East Millinocket | |
Maryland |
Andy Harris | 1 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Dutch Ruppersberger | 2 | Democrat | Cockeysville | |
John Sarbanes | 3 | Democrat | First elected 2006 | |
Donna Edwards | 4 | Democrat | Special election June 2008 | |
Steny Hoyer | 5 | Democrat | Mechanicsville | |
Roscoe Bartlett | 6 | Republican | Frederick | |
Elijah Cummings | 7 | Democrat | Baltimore | |
Chris Van Hollen | 8 | Democrat | Kensington | |
Massachusetts Losing one House seat based on the 2010 Census |
John Olver | 1 | Democrat | Amherst | Retiring 2012 |
Richard Neal | 2 | Democrat | Springfield | |
Jim McGovern | 3 | Democrat | Worcester | |
Barney Frank | 4 | Democrat | Newton | Retiring 2012 |
Niki Tsongas | 5 | Democrat | Special Election Oct. 2007 | |
John Tierney | 6 | Democrat | Salem | |
Ed Markey | 7 | Democrat | Malden | |
Michael Capuano | 8 | Democrat | Somerville | |
Steve Lynch | 9 | Democrat | South Boston | |
Bill Keating | 10 | Democrat | First elected 2010 | |
Michigan Losing one House seat based on the 2010 Census |
Dr. Dan Benishek | 1 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Bill Huizenga | 2 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Justin Amash | 3 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Dave Camp | 4 | Republican | Midland | |
Dale Kildee | 5 | Democrat | Flint | Retiring 2012 |
Fred Upton | 6 | Republican | St. Joseph | |
Tim Walberg | 7 | Republican | First re-elected 2010 | Previously in House 2007-2009 |
Mike Rogers | 8 | Republican | Brighton | |
Gary C. Peters | 9 | Democrat | First elected 2008 | |
Candice Miller | 10 | Republican | Harrison Township | |
Thad McCotter | 11 | Republican | Livonia | |
Sander Levin | 12 | Democrat | Royal Oak | |
Hansen Clarke | 13 | Democrat | First elected 2010 | |
John Conyers | 14 | Democrat | Detroit | |
John Dingell | 15 | Democrat | Dearborn | |
Minnesota |
Tim Walz | 1 | Democrat | First elected 2006 | |
John Kline | 2 | Republican | Lakeville | |
Erik Paulsen | 3 | Republican | First elected 2008 | |
Betty McCollum | 4 | Democrat | St. Paul | |
Keith Ellison | 5 | Democrat | First elected 2006 | |
Michele Bachmann | 6 | Republican | First elected 2006 | |
Collin Peterson | 7 | Democrat | Detroit Lakes | |
Chip Cravaack | 8 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Mississippi |
Alan Nunnelee | 1 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Bennie Thompson | 2 | Democrat | Bolton | |
Gregg Harper | 3 | Republican | First elected 2008 | |
Steven Palazzo | 4 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Missouri Losing one House seat based on the 2010 Census |
William Lacy Clay | 1 | Democrat | St. Louis | |
Todd Akin | 2 | Republican | St. Louis | Running for Senate |
Russ Carnahan | 3 | Democrat | | |
Vicky Hartzler | 4 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Emanuel Cleaver | 5 | Democrat | | |
Sam Graves | 6 | Republican | Tarkio | |
Billy Long | 7 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Jo Ann Emerson | 8 | Republican | Cape Girardeau | |
Blaine Luetkemeyer | 9 | Republican | First elected 2008 | |
Montana |
Dennis Rehberg | At Large | Republican | Billings | Running for Senate |
Nebraska |
Jeff Fortenberry | 1 | Republican | | |
Lee Terry | 2 | Republican | Omaha | |
Adrian M. Smith | 3 | Republican | First elected 2006 | |
Nevada Gaining one House seat based on the 2010 Census |
Shelley Berkley | 1 | Democrat | Las Vegas | Running for Senate |
Dean Heller | 2 | Republican | First elected 2006 | |
Special Election Sept. 13, 2011: Rep. Heller resigned upon winning the special election to succeed Sen. John Ensign.
Special election contenders: Sharron Angle (R); State Sen. Greg Bower; Commander Kirk Lippold; GOP Chair Mark Amodei; Treasurer Kate Marshall (D); Jill Derby (D); Nancy Price (D)
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Mark Amodei | 2 | Republican | Special Election Sept. 2011 | |
Joe Heck | 3 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
New Hampshire |
Frank Guinta | 1 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Charlie Bass | 2 | Republican | First re-elected 2010 | Previously in House 1995-2007 |
New Jersey Losing one House seat based on the 2010 Census |
Robert Andrews | 1 | Democrat | Haddon Heights | |
Frank LoBiondo | 2 | Republican | Millville | |
Jon Runyan | 3 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Christopher Smith | 4 | Republican | Robbinsville | |
Scott Garrett | 5 | Republican | Wantage | |
Frank Pallone | 6 | Democrat | Long Branch | |
Leonard Lance | 7 | Republican | Warren Township | |
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 | |
Albio Sires | 13 | Democrat | Special election 2006 | |
New Mexico |
Martin Heinrich | 1 | Democrat | First elected 2008 | Running for Senate |
Steve Pearce | 2 | Republican | First re-elected 2010 | Previously in House 2003-2009 |
Ben Ray Lujan, Jr. | 3 | Democrat | First elected 2008 | |
New York Losing two House seats based on the 2010 Census |
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 | |
Special Election to be scheduled in 2011: Rep. Weiner resigned amid a sex scandal in June 2011; Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced a special election date of Sept. 13, 2011.
Contenders for Sept. 13 special election: Bob Turner (R); New York State Assemblyman David Weprin (D); special election resulting in...
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Bob Turner | 9 | Republican | Special Election Sept. 2011 | |
Ed Towns | 10 | Democrat | Brooklyn | |
Yvette D. Clarke | 11 | Democrat | First elected 2006 | |
Nydia Velazquez | 12 | Democrat | Brooklyn | |
Michael Grimm | 13 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Carolyn Maloney | 14 | Democrat | New York | |
Charles Rangel | 15 | Democrat | New York | |
Jose Serrano | 16 | Democrat | Bronx | |
Eliot Engel | 17 | Democrat | Bronx | |
Nita Lowey | 18 | Democrat | Harrison | |
Dr. Nan Hayworth | 19 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Col. Chris Gibson | 20 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Paul Tonko | 21 | Democrat | First elected 2008 | |
Maurice Hinchey | 22 | Democrat | Saugerties | Retiring 2012 |
Bill Owens | 23 | Democrat | Special election Nov 2009 | |
Richard Hanna | 24 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Ann Marie Buerkle | 25 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Christopher Lee | 26 | Republican | First elected 2008 | |
Special Election Sept. 13: Rep. Lee resigned Feb. 2011 in a sex scandal; special election was held in May 2011 resulting in...
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Kathleen Hochul | 26 | Democrat | Special election May 2011 | |
Brian Higgins | 27 | Democrat | | |
Louise Slaughter | 28 | Democrat | Fairport | |
Tom Reed | 29 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
North Carolina |
G.K. Butterfield | 1 | Democrat | | |
Renee Ellmers | 2 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Walter Beaman Jones | 3 | Republican | Farmville | |
David Eugene Price | 4 | Democrat | Chapel Hill | |
Virginia Foxx | 5 | Republican | | Opted out of run for Governor |
John Howard Coble | 6 | Republican | Greensboro | |
Mike McIntyre | 7 | Democrat | Lumberton | |
Larry Kissell | 8 | Democrat | First elected 2008 | |
Sue Wilkins Myrick | 9 | Republican | Charlotte | |
Patrick McHenry | 10 | Republican | | |
Heath Shuler | 11 | Democrat | First elected 2006 | |
Mel Watt | 12 | Democrat | Charlotte | |
Brad Miller | 13 | Democrat | Raleigh | |
North Dakota |
Rick Berg | At Large | Republican | First elected 2010 | Running for Senate |
Ohio Losing two House seats based on the 2010 Census |
Steve Chabot | 1 | Republican | First re-elected 2010 | Previously in House 1995-2009 |
Jean Schmidt | 2 | Republican | Special Election Aug. 2005 | |
Mike Turner | 3 | Republican | Dayton | |
Jim Jordan | 4 | Republican | First elected 2006 | |
Bob Latta | 5 | Republican | Special election Dec. 2007 | |
Bill Johnson | 6 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Steve Austria | 7 | Republican | First elected 2008 | Retiring 2012 |
John Boehner | 8 | Republican | West Chester | |
Marcy Kaptur | 9 | Democrat | Toledo | |
Dennis Kucinich | 10 | Democrat | Cleveland | |
Marcia Fudge | 11 | Democrat | First elected 2008 | |
Pat Tiberi | 12 | Republican | Columbus | |
Betty Sutton | 13 | Democrat | Lorain | |
Steven LaTourette | 14 | Republican | Madison | |
Steve Stivers | 15 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Jim Renacci | 16 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Tim Ryan | 17 | Democrat | Niles | |
Bob Gibbs | 18 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Oklahoma |
John Sullivan | 1 | Republican | Tulsa | |
Dan Boren | 2 | Democrat | | Retiring 2012 |
Frank Dean Lucas | 3 | Republican | Cheyenne | |
Tom Cole | 4 | Republican | Moore | |
James Lankford | 5 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Oregon |
David Wu | 1 | Democrat | Portland | |
Special Election to be scheduled in 2011: Rep. Wu resigned amid a sex scandal on August 3, 2011; Gov. John Kitzhaber chose to have a primary election in 2011 and then a general election on Jan. 31, 2012 using the pre-2010 Congressional district boundaries.
Winners of Nov. 8, 2011 primary (nominees for Jan. 31 2012 special election): Rob Cornilles (R); Suzanne Bonamici (D).
Also ran in Nov. 8, 2011 primaries: Jim Greenfield (R); Pavel Goberman (R); John Kuzmanich (R); Dominic Hammon (D); Robert Lettin (D); Dan Strite (D); Brad Avakian (D); State Rep. Brad Witt (D).
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Greg Walden | 2 | Republican | Hood River | |
Earl Blumenauer | 3 | Democrat | Portland | |
Peter DeFazio | 4 | Democrat | Springfield | |
Kurt Schrader | 5 | Democrat | First elected 2008 | |
Pennsylvania Losing one House seat based on the 2010 Census |
Robert Brady | 1 | Democrat | Philadelphia | |
Chaka Fattah | 2 | Democrat | Philadelphia | |
Mike Kelly | 3 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Jason Altmire | 4 | Democrat | First elected 2006 | |
Glenn Thompson | 5 | Republican | First elected 2008 | |
Jim Gerlach | 6 | Republican | Downingtown | |
Patrick Meehan | 7 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Mike Fitzpatrick | 8 | Republican | First re-elected 2010 | Previously in House 2005-2007 |
Bill Shuster | 9 | Republican | Hollidaysburg | |
Tom Marino | 10 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Lou Barletta | 11 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Mark Critz | 12 | Democrat | Special election May 2010 | |
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 Russell Platts | 19 | Republican | York | Retiring 2012 |
Rhode Island |
David Cicilline | 1 | Democrat | First elected 2010 | |
James Langevin | 2 | Democrat | Warwick | |
South Carolina Gaining one House seat based on the 2010 Census |
Tim Scott | 1 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Joe Wilson | 2 | Republican | Springdale | |
Jeff Duncan | 3 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Trey Gowdy | 4 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Mick Mulvaney | 5 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
James Clyburn | 6 | Democrat | Columbia | |
South Dakota |
Kristi Noem | At Large | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Tennessee |
Phil Roe | 1 | Republican | First elected 2008 | |
Jimmy Duncan | 2 | Republican | Knoxville | |
Chuck Fleischmann | 3 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Dr. Scott DesJarlais | 4 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Jim Cooper | 5 | Democrat | Nashville | |
Diane Black | 6 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Marsha Blackburn | 7 | Republican | Brentwood | |
Stephen Fincher | 8 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Steve Cohen | 9 | Democrat | First elected 2006 | |
Texas Gaining four House seats based on the 2010 Census |
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 Abney 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 | Running for President |
Ruben Hinojosa | 15 | Democrat | Mercedes | |
Silvestre Reyes | 16 | Democrat | El Paso | |
Bill Flores | 17 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Sheila Jackson-Lee | 18 | Democrat | Houston | |
Randy Neugebauer | 19 | Republican | Lubbock | |
Charlie Gonzalez | 20 | Democrat | San Antonio | Retiring 2012 |
Lamar Smith | 21 | Republican | San Antonio | |
Pete Olson | 22 | Democrat | First elected 2008 | |
Francisco Canseco | 23 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Kenny Marchant | 24 | Republican | | |
Lloyd Doggett | 25 | Democrat | Houston | |
Michael Burgess | 26 | Republican | Highland Village | |
Blake Farenthold | 27 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Henry Cuellar | 28 | Democrat | | |
Gene Green | 29 | Democrat | Houston | |
Eddie Bernice Johnson | 30 | Democrat | Dallas | |
John Carter | 31 | Republican | Round Rock | |
Pete Sessions | 32 | Republican | Dallas | |
Utah Gaining one House seat based on the 2010 Census |
Rob Bishop | 1 | Republican | Brigham City | |
Jim Matheson | 2 | Democrat | Salt Lake City | |
Jason Chaffetz | 3 | Republican | First elected 2008 | Running for Senate |
Vermont |
Peter Welch | At Large | Democrat | First elected 2006 | |
Virginia |
Rob Wittman | 1 | Republican | Special election, Dec. 2007 | |
Scott Rigell | 2 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Bobby Scott | 3 | Democrat | Newport News | |
Randy Forbes | 4 | Republican | Chesapeake | |
Robert Hurt | 5 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Bob Goodlatte | 6 | Republican | Roanoke | |
Eric Cantor | 7 | Republican | Richmond | |
James Moran | 8 | Democrat | Arlington | |
Morgan Griffith | 9 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Frank Wolf | 10 | Republican | Vienna | |
Gerry Connolly | 11 | Democrat | First elected 2008 | |
Washington Gaining one House seat based on the 2010 Census |
Jay Inslee | 1 | Democrat | Bainbridge Island | Running for Governor |
Rick Larsen | 2 | Democrat | Everett | |
Jaime Herrera | 3 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Doc Hastings | 4 | Republican | Pasco | |
Cathy McMorris | 5 | Republican | | |
Norm Dicks | 6 | Democrat | Belfair | |
Jim McDermott | 7 | Democrat | Seattle | |
Dave Reichert | 8 | Republican | | |
David Adam Smith | 9 | Democrat | Tacoma | |
West Virginia |
David McKinley | 1 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Shelley Moore Capito | 2 | Republican | Charleston | |
Nick Rahall | 3 | Democrat | Beckley | |
Wisconsin |
Paul Ryan | 1 | Republican | Janesville | |
Tammy Baldwin | 2 | Democrat | Madison | Running for Senate |
Ron Kind | 3 | Democrat | La Crosse | |
Gwen Moore | 4 | Democrat | | |
James Sensenbrenner | 5 | Republican | Menomonee Falls | |
Tom Petri | 6 | Republican | Fond du Lac | |
Sean Duffy | 7 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Reid Ribble | 8 | Republican | First elected 2010 | |
Wyoming |
Cynthia Lummis | At Large | Republican | First elected 2008 | |