This is a complete list of members of the United States House of Representatives during the 114th United States Congress (January 3, 2015 - January 3, 2017) ordered by seniority.
Standards for seniority
For the most part, representatives are ranked by the beginning of their terms in office. Representatives whose terms begin the same day are ranked alphabetically by last name.
Representatives who return to the House after having previously served in the House are credited with service equal to one less than the number of terms they served. For example, Rep. Steve Chabot had previously served seven terms, from 1995 to 2009, when he was once again elected in 2010. Instead of holding seniority with others whose terms began January 3, 2011, he was credited with six terms, and holds seniority above all representatives whose terms began January 3, 1999, and after. When a representative has served a prior term of fewer than two terms (i.e., prior term minus one equals less than one), he or she is ranked above all others whose service begins on the same day.[citation needed]
Benefits of seniority
Committee chairmanship in the House is often associated with seniority, especially in the Democratic Caucus. The Republican leadership has a stronger hand in choosing chairmen and ranking minority members, and does so based on voting records and campaign fundraising.[1] However, party leadership is not strictly associated with seniority.
Committees
Complete seniority list
U.S. House Seniority
Rank |
Representative |
Party |
District |
Seniority date |
No.# of Term(s) |
Committee and leadership positions |
1 |
John Conyers |
D |
Michigan 13 |
January 3, 1965 |
26th term |
Dean of the House
Ranking Member: Judiciary |
2 |
Charles B. Rangel |
D |
New York 13 |
January 3, 1971 |
23rd term |
|
3 |
Don Young |
R |
Alaska at-large |
March 6, 1973 |
22nd term |
4 |
James Sensenbrenner |
R |
Wisconsin 5 |
January 3, 1979 |
19th term |
5 |
Hal Rogers |
R |
Kentucky 5 |
January 3, 1981 |
18th term |
Chair: Appropriations |
6 |
Christopher Smith |
R |
New Jersey 4 |
18th term |
|
7 |
Steny Hoyer |
D |
Maryland 5 |
May 19, 1981 |
18th term |
Minority Whip |
8 |
Marcy Kaptur |
D |
Ohio 9 |
January 3, 1983 |
17th term |
|
9 |
Sander Levin |
D |
Michigan 9 |
Ranking Member: Ways and Means |
10 |
Joe Barton |
R |
Texas 6 |
January 3, 1985 |
16th term |
|
11 |
Pete Visclosky |
D |
Indiana 1 |
12 |
Peter DeFazio |
D |
Oregon 4 |
January 3, 1987 |
15th term |
Ranking Member: Transportation and Infrastructure |
13 |
John Lewis |
D |
Georgia 5 |
|
14 |
Louise Slaughter |
D |
New York 25 |
Ranking Member: Rules |
15 |
Lamar Smith |
R |
Texas 21 |
Chair: Science, Space and Technology |
16 |
Fred Upton |
R |
Michigan 6 |
Chair: Energy and Commerce |
17 |
Nancy Pelosi |
D |
California 12 |
June 2, 1987 |
16th term |
Minority Leader |
18 |
John Duncan |
R |
Tennessee 2 |
November 8, 1988 |
16th term |
|
19 |
Frank Pallone |
D |
New Jersey 6 |
Ranking Member: Energy and Commerce |
20 |
Eliot Engel |
D |
New York 16 |
January 3, 1989 |
14th term |
Ranking Member: Foreign Affairs |
21 |
Nita Lowey |
D |
New York 17 |
Ranking Member: Appropriations |
22 |
Jim McDermott |
D |
Washington 7 |
|
23 |
Richard Neal |
D |
Massachusetts 1 |
24 |
Dana Rohrabacher |
R |
California 48 |
25 |
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen |
R |
Florida 27 |
August 29, 1989 |
14th term |
26 |
José Serrano |
D |
New York 15 |
March 20, 1990 |
14th term |
27 |
David Price |
D |
North Carolina 4 |
January 3, 1997
Previous service, 1987–1995.[2] |
14th term* |
|
28 |
John Boehner |
R |
Ohio 8 |
January 3, 1991 |
13th term |
Speaker of the House |
29 |
Rosa DeLauro |
D |
Connecticut 3 |
|
30 |
Collin Peterson |
D |
Minnesota 7 |
Ranking Member: Agriculture |
31 |
Maxine Waters |
D |
California 43 |
Ranking Member: Financial Services |
32 |
Sam Johnson |
R |
Texas 3 |
May 8, 1991 |
13th term |
|
33 |
Jerrold Nadler |
D |
New York 10 |
November 3, 1992 |
13th term |
34 |
Jim Cooper |
D |
Tennessee 5 |
January 3, 2003
Previous service, 1983–1995.[2] |
13th term* |
35 |
Xavier Becerra |
D |
California 34 |
January 3, 1993 |
12th term |
Democratic Caucus Chairman |
36 |
Sanford Bishop |
D |
Georgia 2 |
|
37 |
Corrine Brown |
D |
Florida 5 |
Ranking Member: Veterans' Affairs |
38 |
Ken Calvert |
R |
California 42 |
|
39 |
Jim Clyburn |
D |
South Carolina 6 |
Assistant Minority Leader |
40 |
Anna Eshoo |
D |
California 18 |
|
41 |
Bob Goodlatte |
R |
Virginia 6 |
Chair: Judiciary |
42 |
Gene Green |
D |
Texas 29 |
|
43 |
Luis Gutiérrez |
D |
Illinois 4 |
44 |
Alcee Hastings |
D |
Florida 20 |
45 |
Eddie Bernice Johnson |
D |
Texas 30 |
Ranking Member: Science, Space and Technology |
46 |
Peter King |
R |
New York 2 |
|
47 |
Carolyn Maloney |
D |
New York 12 |
48 |
John Mica |
R |
Florida 7 |
49 |
Lucille Roybal-Allard |
D |
California 40 |
50 |
Ed Royce |
R |
California 39 |
Chair: Foreign Affairs |
51 |
Bobby Rush |
D |
Illinois 1 |
|
52 |
Bobby Scott |
D |
Virginia 3 |
Ranking Member: Education and the Workforce |
53 |
Nydia Velázquez |
D |
New York 7 |
Ranking Member: Small Business |
54 |
Bennie Thompson |
D |
Mississippi 2 |
April 13, 1993 |
12th term |
Ranking Member: Homeland Security |
55 |
Sam Farr |
D |
California 20 |
June 8, 1993 |
12th term |
|
56 |
Frank Lucas |
R |
Oklahoma 3 |
May 10, 1994 |
12th term |
?? |
57 |
Lloyd Doggett |
D |
Texas 35 |
January 3, 1995 |
11th term |
|
58 |
Mike Doyle |
D |
Pennsylvania 14 |
59 |
Chaka Fattah |
D |
Pennsylvania 2 |
60 |
Rodney Frelinghuysen |
R |
New Jersey 11 |
61 |
Sheila Jackson-Lee |
D |
Texas 18 |
62 |
Walter B. Jones |
R |
North Carolina 3 |
63 |
Frank LoBiondo |
R |
New Jersey 2 |
64 |
Zoe Lofgren |
D |
California 19 |
65 |
Mac Thornberry |
R |
Texas 13 |
Chair: Armed Services |
66 |
Ed Whitfield |
R |
Kentucky 1 |
|
67 |
Elijah Cummings |
D |
Maryland 7 |
April 16, 1996 |
11th term |
Ranking Member: Oversight and Government Reform |
68 |
Earl Blumenauer |
D |
Oregon 3 |
May 21, 1996 |
11th term |
|
69 |
Robert Aderholt |
R |
Alabama 4 |
January 3, 1997 |
10th term |
70 |
Kevin Brady |
R |
Texas 8 |
71 |
Danny Davis |
D |
Illinois 7 |
72 |
Diana DeGette |
D |
Colorado 1 |
73 |
Kay Granger |
R |
Texas 12 |
74 |
Rubén Hinojosa |
D |
Texas 15 |
75 |
Ron Kind |
D |
Wisconsin 3 |
76 |
Jim McGovern |
D |
Massachusetts 2 |
77 |
Bill Pascrell |
D |
New Jersey 9 |
78 |
Joe Pitts |
R |
Pennsylvania 16 |
79 |
Loretta Sanchez |
D |
California 46 |
80 |
Pete Sessions |
R |
Texas 32 |
Chair: Rules |
81 |
Brad Sherman |
D |
California 30 |
|
82 |
John Shimkus |
R |
Illinois 15 |
83 |
Adam Smith |
D |
Washington 9 |
Ranking Member: Armed Services |
84 |
Gregory Meeks |
D |
New York 5 |
February 3, 1998 |
10th term |
|
85 |
Lois Capps |
D |
California 24 |
March 10, 1998 |
86 |
Barbara Lee |
D |
California 13 |
April 7, 1998 |
87 |
Robert Brady |
D |
Pennsylvania 1 |
May 19, 1998 |
Ranking Member: House Administration |
88 |
Steve Chabot |
R |
Ohio 1 |
January 3, 2011
Previous service, 1995–2009.[2] |
10th term* |
|
89 |
Mike Capuano |
D |
Massachusetts 7 |
January 3, 1999 |
09th term |
90 |
Joe Crowley |
D |
New York 14 |
91 |
John Larson |
D |
Connecticut 1 |
92 |
Grace Napolitano |
D |
California 32 |
93 |
Paul Ryan |
R |
Wisconsin 1 |
Chair: Ways and Means |
94 |
Jan Schakowsky |
D |
Illinois 9 |
|
95 |
Mike Simpson |
R |
Idaho 2 |
96 |
Mike Thompson |
D |
California 5 |
97 |
Greg Walden |
R |
Oregon 2 |
98 |
William Lacy Clay |
D |
Missouri 1 |
January 3, 2001 |
08th term |
99 |
Ander Crenshaw |
R |
Florida 4 |
100 |
John Culberson |
R |
Texas 7 |
101 |
Susan Davis |
D |
California 53 |
102 |
Sam Graves |
R |
Missouri 6 |
Chair: Small Business |
103 |
Mike Honda |
D |
California 15 |
|
104 |
Steve Israel |
D |
New York 3 |
105 |
Darrell Issa |
R |
California 49 |
106 |
James Langevin |
D |
Rhode Island 2 |
107 |
Rick Larsen |
D |
Washington 2 |
108 |
Betty McCollum |
D |
Minnesota 4 |
109 |
Adam Schiff |
D |
California 28 |
Ranking Member: Intelligence |
110 |
Patrick Tiberi |
R |
Ohio 12 |
|
111 |
Bill Shuster |
R |
Pennsylvania 9 |
May 15, 2001 |
08th term |
Chair: Transportation and Infrastructure |
112 |
Randy Forbes |
R |
Virginia 4 |
June 19, 2001 |
08th term |
|
113 |
Stephen Lynch |
D |
Massachusetts 8 |
October 16, 2001 |
08th term |
114 |
Jeff Miller |
R |
Florida 1 |
Chair: Veterans' Affairs |
115 |
Joe Wilson |
R |
South Carolina 2 |
December 18, 2001 |
08th term |
|
116 |
Rob Bishop |
R |
Utah 1 |
January 3, 2003 |
07th term |
Chair: Natural Resources |
117 |
Marsha Blackburn |
R |
Tennessee 7 |
|
118 |
Michael Burgess |
R |
Texas 26 |
119 |
John Carter |
R |
Texas 31 |
120 |
Tom Cole |
R |
Oklahoma 4 |
121 |
Mario Diaz-Balart |
R |
Florida 25 |
122 |
Trent Franks |
R |
Arizona 8 |
123 |
Scott Garrett |
R |
New Jersey 5 |
124 |
Raúl Grijalva |
D |
Arizona 3 |
Ranking Member: Natural Resources |
125 |
Jeb Hensarling |
R |
Texas 5 |
Chair: Financial Services |
126 |
Steve King |
R |
Iowa 4 |
|
127 |
John Kline |
R |
Minnesota 2 |
Chair: Education and the Workforce |
128 |
Candice Miller |
R |
Michigan 10 |
Chair: House Administration |
129 |
Tim Murphy |
R |
Pennsylvania 18 |
|
130 |
Devin Nunes |
R |
California 22 |
Chair: Intelligence |
131 |
Mike D. Rogers |
R |
Alabama 3 |
|
132 |
Dutch Ruppersberger |
D |
Maryland 2 |
133 |
Tim Ryan |
D |
Ohio 13 |
134 |
Linda Sánchez |
D |
California 38 |
Ranking Member: Ethics |
135 |
David Scott |
D |
Georgia 13 |
|
136 |
Michael Turner |
R |
Ohio 10 |
137 |
Chris Van Hollen |
D |
Maryland 8 |
Ranking Member: Budget |
138 |
Randy Neugebauer |
R |
Texas 19 |
June 3, 2003 |
07th term |
|
139 |
G. K. Butterfield |
D |
North Carolina 1 |
July 20, 2004 |
07th term |
140 |
Charles Boustany |
R |
Louisiana 3 |
January 3, 2005 |
06th term |
141 |
Emanuel Cleaver |
D |
Missouri 5 |
142 |
Mike Conaway |
R |
Texas 11 |
Chair: Agriculture |
143 |
Jim Costa |
D |
California 16 |
|
144 |
Henry Cuellar |
D |
Texas 28 |
145 |
Charlie Dent |
R |
Pennsylvania 15 |
Chair: Ethics |
146 |
Jeff Fortenberry |
R |
Nebraska 1 |
|
147 |
Virginia Foxx |
R |
North Carolina 5 |
148 |
Louie Gohmert |
R |
Texas 1 |
149 |
Al Green |
D |
Texas 9 |
150 |
Brian Higgins |
D |
New York 26 |
151 |
Dan Lipinski |
D |
Illinois 3 |
152 |
Kenny Marchant |
R |
Texas 24 |
153 |
Michael McCaul |
R |
Texas 10 |
Chair: Homeland Security |
154 |
Patrick McHenry |
R |
North Carolina 10 |
|
155 |
Cathy McMorris Rodgers |
R |
Washington 5 |
Republican Conference Chairwoman |
156 |
Gwen Moore |
D |
Wisconsin 4 |
|
157 |
Ted Poe |
R |
Texas 2 |
158 |
Tom Price |
R |
Georgia 6 |
Chair: Budget |
159 |
Dave Reichert |
R |
Washington 8 |
|
160 |
Debbie Wasserman Schultz |
D |
Florida 23 |
161 |
Lynn Westmoreland |
R |
Georgia 3 |
162 |
Doris Matsui |
D |
California 6 |
March 8, 2005 |
06th term |
163 |
Albio Sires |
D |
New Jersey 8 |
November 7, 2006 |
06th term |
164 |
Steve Pearce |
R |
New Mexico 2 |
January 3, 2011
Previous service, 2003–2009.[2] |
06th term* |
|
165 |
Gus Bilirakis |
R |
Florida 12 |
January 3, 2007 |
05th term |
166 |
Vern Buchanan |
R |
Florida 16 |
167 |
Kathy Castor |
D |
Florida 14 |
168 |
Yvette D. Clarke |
D |
New York 9 |
169 |
Steve Cohen |
D |
Tennessee 9 |
170 |
Joe Courtney |
D |
Connecticut 2 |
171 |
Keith Ellison |
D |
Minnesota 5 |
172 |
Hank Johnson |
D |
Georgia 4 |
173 |
Jim Jordan |
R |
Ohio 4 |
174 |
Doug Lamborn |
R |
Colorado 5 |
175 |
Dave Loebsack |
D |
Iowa 2 |
176 |
Kevin McCarthy |
R |
California 23 |
Majority Leader |
177 |
Jerry McNerney |
D |
California 9 |
|
178 |
Ed Perlmutter |
D |
Colorado 7 |
179 |
Peter Roskam |
R |
Illinois 6 |
180 |
John Sarbanes |
D |
Maryland 3 |
181 |
Adrian Smith |
R |
Nebraska 3 |
182 |
Tim Walz |
D |
Minnesota 1 |
183 |
Peter Welch |
D |
Vermont at-large |
184 |
John Yarmuth |
D |
Kentucky 3 |
185 |
Niki Tsongas |
D |
Massachusetts 3 |
October 16, 2007 |
05th term |
186 |
Bob Latta |
R |
Ohio 5 |
December 11, 2007 |
05th term |
187 |
Rob Wittman |
R |
Virginia 1 |
188 |
André Carson |
D |
Indiana 7 |
March 11, 2008 |
05th term |
189 |
Jackie Speier |
D |
California 14 |
April 8, 2008 |
05th term |
190 |
Steve Scalise |
R |
Louisiana 1 |
May 3, 2008 |
05th term |
Majority Whip |
191 |
Donna Edwards |
D |
Maryland 4 |
June 17, 2008 |
05th term |
|
192 |
Marcia Fudge |
D |
Ohio 11 |
November 18, 2008 |
05th term |
193 |
Rick Nolan |
D |
Minnesota 8 |
January 3, 2013
Previous service, 1975–1981.[2] |
05th term* |
194 |
Matt Salmon |
R |
Arizona 5 |
January 3, 2013
Previous service, 1995–2001.[2] |
05th term* |
195 |
Mark Sanford |
R |
South Carolina 1 |
May 7, 2013
Previous service, 1995–2001.[2] |
05th term* |
196 |
Jason Chaffetz |
R |
Utah 3 |
January 3, 2009 |
04th term |
Chair: Oversight and Government Reform |
197 |
Mike Coffman |
R |
Colorado 6 |
|
198 |
Gerry Connolly |
D |
Virginia 11 |
199 |
John C. Fleming |
R |
Louisiana 4 |
200 |
Brett Guthrie |
R |
Kentucky 2 |
201 |
Gregg Harper |
R |
Mississippi 3 |
202 |
Jim Himes |
D |
Connecticut 4 |
203 |
Duncan D. Hunter |
R |
California 50 |
204 |
Lynn Jenkins |
R |
Kansas 2 |
205 |
Leonard Lance |
R |
New Jersey 7 |
206 |
Blaine Luetkemeyer |
R |
Missouri 3 |
207 |
Ben R. Luján |
D |
New Mexico 3 |
208 |
Cynthia Lummis |
R |
Wyoming at-large |
209 |
Tom McClintock |
R |
California 4 |
210 |
Pete Olson |
R |
Texas 22 |
211 |
Erik Paulsen |
R |
Minnesota 3 |
212 |
Chellie Pingree |
D |
Maine 1 |
213 |
Jared Polis |
D |
Colorado 2 |
214 |
Bill Posey |
R |
Florida 8 |
215 |
Phil Roe |
R |
Tennessee 1 |
216 |
Tom Rooney |
R |
Florida 17 |
217 |
Aaron Schock |
R |
Illinois 18 |
218 |
Kurt Schrader |
D |
Oregon 5 |
219 |
Glenn Thompson |
R |
Pennsylvania 5 |
220 |
Paul Tonko |
D |
New York 20 |
221 |
Michael Quigley |
D |
Illinois 5 |
April 7, 2009 |
04th term |
222 |
Judy Chu |
D |
California 27 |
July 14, 2009 |
223 |
John Garamendi |
D |
California 3 |
November 3, 2009 |
224 |
Ted Deutch |
D |
Florida 21 |
April 13, 2010 |
225 |
Tom Graves |
R |
Georgia 14 |
June 8, 2010 |
226 |
Tom Reed |
R |
New York 23 |
November 2, 2010 |
227 |
Marlin Stutzman |
R |
Indiana 3 |
228 |
Mike Fitzpatrick |
R |
Pennsylvania 8 |
January 3, 2011
Previous service, 2005–2007.[2] |
04th term* |
229 |
Tim Walberg |
R |
Michigan 7 |
January 3, 2011
Previous service, 2007–2009.[2] |
04th term* |
230 |
Bill Foster |
D |
Illinois 11 |
January 3, 2013
Previous service, 2008–2011.[2] |
04th term* |
231 |
Justin Amash |
R |
Michigan 3 |
January 3, 2011 |
03rd term |
232 |
Lou Barletta |
R |
Pennsylvania 11 |
233 |
Karen Bass |
D |
California 37 |
234 |
Dan Benishek |
R |
Michigan 1 |
235 |
Diane Black |
R |
Tennessee 6 |
236 |
Mo Brooks |
R |
Alabama 5 |
237 |
Larry Bucshon |
R |
Indiana 8 |
238 |
John Carney |
D |
Delaware at-large |
239 |
David Cicilline |
D |
Rhode Island 1 |
240 |
Rick Crawford |
R |
Arkansas 1 |
241 |
Jeff Denham |
R |
California 10 |
242 |
Scott DesJarlais |
R |
Tennessee 4 |
243 |
Sean Duffy |
R |
Wisconsin 7 |
244 |
Jeff Duncan |
R |
South Carolina 3 |
245 |
Renee Ellmers |
R |
North Carolina 2 |
246 |
Blake Farenthold |
R |
Texas 27 |
247 |
Stephen Fincher |
R |
Tennessee 8 |
248 |
Chuck Fleischmann |
R |
Tennessee 3 |
249 |
Bill Flores |
R |
Texas 17 |
250 |
Bob Gibbs |
R |
Ohio 7 |
251 |
Chris Gibson |
R |
New York 19 |
252 |
Paul Gosar |
R |
Arizona 4 |
253 |
Trey Gowdy |
R |
South Carolina 4 |
254 |
Morgan Griffith |
R |
Virginia 9 |
255 |
Michael Grimm |
R |
New York 11 |
256 |
Richard Hanna |
R |
New York 22 |
257 |
Andy Harris |
R |
Maryland 1 |
258 |
Vicky Hartzler |
R |
Missouri 4 |
259 |
Joe Heck |
R |
Nevada 3 |
260 |
Jaime Herrera Beutler |
R |
Washington 3 |
261 |
Tim Huelskamp |
R |
Kansas 1 |
262 |
Bill Huizenga |
R |
Michigan 2 |
263 |
Randy Hultgren |
R |
Illinois 14 |
264 |
Robert Hurt |
R |
Virginia 5 |
265 |
Bill Johnson |
R |
Ohio 6 |
266 |
Bill Keating |
D |
Massachusetts 9 |
267 |
Mike Kelly |
R |
Pennsylvania 3 |
268 |
Adam Kinzinger |
R |
Illinois 16 |
269 |
Raúl Labrador |
R |
Idaho 1 |
270 |
Billy Long |
R |
Missouri 7 |
271 |
Tom Marino |
R |
Pennsylvania 10 |
272 |
David McKinley |
R |
West Virginia 1 |
273 |
Pat Meehan |
R |
Pennsylvania 7 |
274 |
Mick Mulvaney |
R |
South Carolina 5 |
275 |
Kristi Noem |
R |
South Dakota at-large |
276 |
Rich Nugent |
R |
Florida 11 |
277 |
Alan Nunnelee |
R |
Mississippi 1 |
278 |
Steven Palazzo |
R |
Mississippi 4 |
279 |
Mike Pompeo |
R |
Kansas 4 |
280 |
Jim Renacci |
R |
Ohio 16 |
281 |
Reid Ribble |
R |
Wisconsin 8 |
282 |
Cedric Richmond |
D |
Louisiana 2 |
283 |
Scott Rigell |
R |
Virginia 2 |
284 |
Martha Roby |
R |
Alabama 2 |
285 |
Todd Rokita |
R |
Indiana 4 |
286 |
Dennis Ross |
R |
Florida 15 |
287 |
David Schweikert |
R |
Arizona 6 |
288 |
Austin Scott |
R |
Georgia 8 |
289 |
Terri Sewell |
D |
Alabama 7 |
290 |
Steve Stivers |
R |
Ohio 15 |
291 |
Scott Tipton |
R |
Colorado 3 |
292 |
Daniel Webster |
R |
Florida 10 |
293 |
Frederica Wilson |
D |
Florida 24 |
294 |
Steve Womack |
R |
Arkansas 3 |
295 |
Rob Woodall |
R |
Georgia 7 |
296 |
Kevin Yoder |
R |
Kansas 3 |
297 |
Todd Young |
R |
Indiana 9 |
298 |
Janice Hahn |
D |
California 44 |
July 12, 2011 |
03rd term |
299 |
Mark Amodei |
R |
Nevada 2 |
September 13, 2011 |
03rd term |
300 |
Suzanne Bonamici |
D |
Oregon 1 |
January 31, 2012 |
03rd term |
301 |
Suzan DelBene |
D |
Washington 1 |
November 6, 2012 |
03rd term |
302 |
Thomas Massie |
R |
Kentucky 4 |
303 |
Donald Payne, Jr. |
D |
New Jersey 10 |
304 |
Alan Grayson |
D |
Florida 9 |
January 3, 2013
Previous service, 2009–2011.[2] |
03rd term* |
305 |
Ann Kirkpatrick |
D |
Arizona 1 |
January 3, 2013 |
03rd term* |
306 |
Dina Titus |
D |
Nevada 1 |
307 |
Andy Barr |
R |
Kentucky 6 |
308 |
Joyce Beatty |
D |
Ohio 3 |
309 |
Ami Bera |
D |
California 7 |
310 |
Jim Bridenstine |
R |
Oklahoma 1 |
311 |
Susan Brooks |
R |
Indiana 5 |
312 |
Julia Brownley |
D |
California 26 |
313 |
Cheri Bustos |
D |
Illinois 17 |
314 |
Tony Cardenas |
D |
California 29 |
315 |
Matt Cartwright |
D |
Pennsylvania 17 |
316 |
Joaquin Castro |
D |
Texas 20 |
317 |
Chris Collins |
R |
New York 27 |
318 |
Doug Collins |
R |
Georgia 9 |
319 |
Paul Cook |
R |
California 8 |
320 |
Kevin Cramer |
R |
North Dakota at-large |
321 |
Rodney Davis |
R |
Illinois 13 |
322 |
John Delaney |
D |
Maryland 6 |
323 |
Ron DeSantis |
R |
Florida 6 |
324 |
Tammy Duckworth |
D |
Illinois 8 |
325 |
Elizabeth Esty |
D |
Connecticut 5 |
326 |
Lois Frankel |
D |
Florida 22 |
327 |
Tulsi Gabbard |
D |
Hawaii 2 |
328 |
Dennis Heck |
D |
Washington 10 |
329 |
George Holding |
R |
North Carolina 13 |
330 |
Richard Hudson |
R |
North Carolina 8 |
331 |
Jared Huffman |
D |
California 2 |
332 |
Hakeem Jeffries |
D |
New York 8 |
333 |
David Joyce |
R |
Ohio 14 |
334 |
Joseph Kennedy III |
D |
Massachusetts 4 |
335 |
Dan Kildee |
D |
Michigan 5 |
336 |
Derek Kilmer |
D |
Washington 6 |
337 |
Ann McLane Kuster |
D |
New Hampshire 2 |
338 |
Doug LaMalfa |
R |
California 1 |
339 |
Alan Lowenthal |
D |
California 47 |
340 |
Michelle Lujan Grisham |
D |
New Mexico 1 |
341 |
Sean Patrick Maloney |
D |
New York 18 |
342 |
Mark Meadows |
R |
North Carolina 11 |
343 |
Grace Meng |
D |
New York 6 |
344 |
Luke Messer |
R |
Indiana 6 |
345 |
Markwayne Mullin |
R |
Oklahoma 2 |
346 |
Patrick Murphy |
D |
Florida 18 |
347 |
Beto O'Rourke |
D |
Texas 16 |
348 |
Scott Perry |
R |
Pennsylvania 4 |
349 |
Scott Peters |
D |
California 52 |
350 |
Robert Pittenger |
R |
North Carolina 9 |
351 |
Mark Pocan |
D |
Wisconsin 2 |
352 |
Tom Rice |
R |
South Carolina 7 |
353 |
Keith Rothfus |
R |
Pennsylvania 12 |
354 |
Raul Ruiz |
D |
California 36 |
355 |
Kyrsten Sinema |
D |
Arizona 9 |
356 |
Chris Stewart |
R |
Utah 2 |
357 |
Eric Swalwell |
D |
California 15 |
358 |
Mark Takano |
D |
California 41 |
359 |
David Valadao |
R |
California 21 |
360 |
Juan Vargas |
D |
California 51 |
361 |
Marc Veasey |
D |
Texas 33 |
362 |
Filemon Vela |
D |
Texas 34 |
363 |
Ann Wagner |
R |
Missouri 2 |
364 |
Jackie Walorski |
R |
Indiana 2 |
365 |
Randy Weber |
R |
Texas 14 |
366 |
Brad Wenstrup |
R |
Ohio 2 |
367 |
Roger Williams |
R |
Texas 25 |
368 |
Ted Yoho |
R |
Florida 3 |
369 |
Robin Kelly |
D |
Illinois 2 |
April 9, 2013 |
02nd term |
370 |
Jason Smith |
R |
Missouri 8 |
June 4, 2013 |
02nd term |
371 |
Katherine Clark |
D |
Massachusetts 5 |
December 10, 2013 |
02nd term |
372 |
Bradley Byrne |
R |
Alabama 1 |
December 17, 2013 |
02nd term |
373 |
David Jolly |
R |
Florida 13 |
March 11, 2014 |
02nd term |
374 |
Curt Clawson |
R |
Florida 19 |
June 24, 2014 |
02nd term |
375 |
Alma Adams |
D |
North Carolina 12 |
November 4, 2014 |
02nd term |
376 |
Dave Brat |
R |
Virginia 7 |
377 |
Donald Norcross |
D |
New Jersey 1 |
378 |
Robert Dold |
R |
Illinois 10 |
January 3, 2015
Previous service, 2011–2013.[2] |
02nd term* |
379 |
Frank Guinta |
R |
New Hampshire 1 |
380 |
Ralph Abraham |
R |
Louisiana 5 |
January 3, 2015 |
01st term |
381 |
Pete Aguilar |
D |
California 31 |
382 |
Rick W. Allen |
R |
Georgia 12 |
383 |
Brad Ashford |
D |
Nebraska 2 |
384 |
Brian Babin |
R |
Texas 36 |
385 |
Don Beyer |
D |
Virginia 8 |
386 |
Mike Bishop |
R |
Michigan 8 |
387 |
Rod Blum |
R |
Iowa 1 |
388 |
Mike Bost |
R |
Illinois 12 |
389 |
Brendan F. Boyle |
D |
Pennsylvania 13 |
390 |
Ken Buck |
R |
Colorado 4 |
391 |
Buddy Carter |
R |
Georgia 1 |
392 |
Barbara Comstock |
R |
Virginia 10 |
393 |
Ryan Costello |
R |
Pennsylvania 6 |
394 |
Carlos Curbelo |
R |
Florida 26 |
395 |
Mark DeSaulnier |
D |
California 11 |
396 |
Debbie Dingell |
D |
Michigan 12 |
397 |
Tom Emmer |
R |
Minnesota 6 |
398 |
Ruben Gallego |
D |
Arizona 7 |
399 |
Gwen Graham |
D |
Florida 2 |
400 |
Garret Graves |
R |
Louisiana 6 |
401 |
Glenn Grothman |
R |
Wisconsin 6 |
402 |
Cresent Hardy |
R |
Nevada 4 |
403 |
Jody Hice |
R |
Georgia 10 |
404 |
French Hill |
R |
Arkansas 2 |
405 |
Will Hurd |
R |
Texas 23 |
406 |
Evan Jenkins |
R |
West Virginia 3 |
407 |
John Katko |
R |
New York 24 |
408 |
Steve Knight |
R |
California 25 |
409 |
Brenda Lawrence |
D |
Michigan 14 |
410 |
Ted Lieu |
D |
California 33 |
411 |
Barry Loudermilk |
R |
Georgia 11 |
412 |
Mia Love |
R |
Utah 4 |
413 |
Tom MacArthur |
R |
New Jersey 3 |
414 |
Martha McSally |
R |
Arizona 2 |
415 |
John Moolenaar |
R |
Michigan 4 |
416 |
Alex Mooney |
R |
West Virginia 2 |
417 |
Seth Moulton |
D |
Massachusetts 6 |
418 |
Dan Newhouse |
R |
Washington 4 |
419 |
Gary Palmer |
R |
Alabama 6 |
420 |
Bruce Poliquin |
R |
Maine 2 |
421 |
John Ratcliffe |
R |
Texas 4 |
422 |
Kathleen Rice |
D |
New York 4 |
423 |
David Rouzer |
R |
North Carolina 7 |
424 |
Steve Russell |
R |
Oklahoma 5 |
425 |
Elise Stefanik |
R |
New York 21 |
426 |
Mark Takai |
D |
Hawaii 1 |
427 |
Norma Torres |
D |
California 35 |
428 |
David Trott |
R |
Michigan 11 |
429 |
Mark Walker |
R |
North Carolina 6 |
430 |
Mimi Walters |
R |
California 45 |
431 |
Bonnie Watson Coleman |
D |
New Jersey 12 |
432 |
Bruce Westerman |
R |
Arkansas 4 |
433 |
David Young |
R |
Iowa 3 |
434 |
Lee Zeldin |
R |
New York 1 |
435 |
Ryan Zinke |
R |
Montana at-large |
|
Dan Donovan |
R |
New York 11 |
May 5, 2015 |
01st term |
|
Trent Kelly |
R |
Mississippi 1 |
June 2, 2015 |
01st term |
|
Darin LaHood |
R |
Illinois 18 |
September 10, 2015 |
01st term |
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