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The Senate is composed of 100 Members, 2 from each State, who are elected to
serve for a term of 6 years. Senators were originally chosen by the State legislatures.
This procedure was changed by the 17th amendment to the Constitution, adopted
in 1913, which made the election of Senators a function of the people. There are
three classes of Senators, and a new class is elected every 2 years.
The House of Representatives comprises 435 Representatives. The number
representing each State is determined by population, but every State is entitled to
at least one Representative. Members are elected by the people for 2-year terms, all
terms running for the same period.
Both the Senators and the Representatives must be residents of the State from
which they are chosen. In addition, a Senator must be at least 30 years of age and
must have been a citizen of the United States for at least 9 years; a Representative
must be at least 25 years of age and must have been a citizen for at least 7 years.
A Resident Commissioner from Puerto Rico (elected for a 4-year term) and
Delegates from American Samoa, the District of Columbia, Guam, and the Virgin
Islands complete the composition of the Congress of the United States. Delegates are
elected for a term of 2 years. The Resident Commissioner and Delegates may take
part in the floor discussions but have no vote in the full House. They do, however,
vote in the committees to which they are assigned and in the Committee of the
Whole House on the State of the Union.

Officers The Vice President of the
United States is the Presiding Officer of
the Senate. In the Vice President’s
absence, the duties are taken over by a
President pro tempore, elected by that
body, or someone designated by the
President pro tempore. The Presiding
Officer of the House of Representatives,
the Speaker, is elected by the House.
The Speaker may designate any Member
of the House to act in the Speaker’s
absence.
The positions of Senate majority and
minority leader have been in existence
only since the early years of the 20th
century. Leaders are elected at the
beginning of each new Congress by a
majority vote of the Senators in their
political party. In cooperation with their
party organizations, leaders are
responsible for the design and
achievement of a legislative program.
This involves managing the flow of
legislation, expediting noncontroversial
measures, and keeping Members
informed regarding proposed action on
pending business. Each leader serves as
an ex officio member of his party’s
policymaking and organizational bodies
and is aided by an assistant floor leader
(whip) and a party secretary.
The House leadership is structured
essentially the same as the Senate, with
the Members in the political parties
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responsible for the election of their
respective leader and whips.
The Secretary of the Senate, elected by
vote of the Senate, performs the duties of
the Presiding Officer of the Senate in the
absence of the Vice President and
pending the election of a President pro
tempore. The Secretary is the custodian
of the seal of the Senate, draws
requisitions on the Secretary of the
Treasury for moneys appropriated for the
compensation of Senators, officers, and
employees, and for the contingent
expenses of the Senate, and is
empowered to administer oaths to any
officer of the Senate and to any witness
produced before it. The Secretary’s
executive duties include certification of
extracts from the Journal of the Senate;
the attestation of bills and joint,
concurrent, and Senate resolutions; in
impeachment trials, issuance, under the
authority of the Presiding Officer, of all
orders, mandates, writs, and precepts
authorized by the Senate; and
certification to the President of the
United States of the advice and consent
of the Senate to ratification of treaties
and the names of persons confirmed or
rejected upon the nomination of the
President.
The Sergeant at Arms, elected by vote
of the Senate, serves as the executive,
chief law enforcement, and protocol

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officer and is the principal administrative
manager for most support services in the
Senate. As executive officer, the Sergeant
at Arms has custody of the Senate gavel;
enforces Senate rules and regulations as
they pertain to the Senate Chamber, the
Senate wing of the Capitol, and the
Senate Office Buildings; and subject to
the Presiding Officer, maintains order on
the Senate floor, chamber, and galleries.
As chief law enforcement officer of the
Senate, the Sergeant at Arms is
authorized to maintain security in the
Capitol and all Senate buildings, as well
as to protect Senators; to arrest and
detain any person violating Senate rules;
and to locate absentee Senators for a
quorum. The Sergeant at Arms serves as
a member of the Capitol Police Board
and as its chairman each odd year. As
protocol officer, the Sergeant at Arms
escorts the President and other heads of
state or official guests of the Senate who
are attending official functions in the
Capitol; makes arrangements for funerals
of Senators who die in office; and assists
in planning the inauguration of the
President and organizing the swearing-in
and orientation programs for newly
elected Senators.
The elected officers of the House of
Representatives include the Clerk, the
Sergeant at Arms, the Chief
Administrative Officer, and the Chaplain.
The Clerk is custodian of the seal of
the House and administers the primary
legislative activities of the House. These
duties include accepting the credentials
of the Members-elect and calling the
Members to order at the commencement
of the first session of each Congress;
keeping the Journal; taking all votes and
certifying the passage of bills; and
processing all legislation. Through
various departments, the Clerk is also
responsible for floor and committee
reporting services; legislative information
and reference services; the
administration of House reports pursuant
to House rules and certain legislation
including the Ethics in Government Act
and the Lobbying Disclosure Act of
1995; the distribution of House
documents; and administration of the
House Page Program. The Clerk is also
charged with supervision of the offices
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vacated by Members due to death,
resignation, or expulsion.
The Sergeant at Arms maintains the
order of the House under the direction
of the Speaker and is the keeper of the
Mace. As a member of the U.S. Capitol
Police Board, the Sergeant at Arms is the
chief law enforcement officer for the
House and serves as Board Chairman
each even year. The ceremonial and
protocol duties parallel those of the
Senate Sergeant at Arms and include
arranging the inauguration of the
President of the United States, Joint
Sessions of Congress, visits to the House
of heads of state, and funerals of
Members of Congress. The Sergeant at
Arms enforces the rules relating to the
privileges of the Hall of the House,
including admission to the galleries,
oversees garage and parking security of
the House, and distributes all House staff
identification cards.
Committees The work of preparing and
considering legislation is done largely by
committees of both Houses of Congress.
There are 16 standing committees in the
Senate and 19 in the House of
Representatives. The standing
committees of the Senate and the House
of Representatives are shown in the list
below. In addition, there are two select
committees in each House and various
congressional commissions and joint
committees composed of Members of
both Houses. Each House may also
appoint special investigating committees.
The membership of the standing
committees of each House is chosen by
a vote of the entire body; members of
other committees are appointed under
the provisions of the measure
establishing them.
Each bill and resolution is usually
referred to the appropriate committee,
which may report a bill out in its
original form, favorably or unfavorably,
recommend amendments, report original
measures, or allow the proposed
legislation to die in committee without
action.
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Standing Committees of the Congress

House Committee Room 1 Senate Committee Room 2

Agriculture .............................................................. 1301 Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry ....................... SR–328A

Appropriations ........................................................ H218 Appropriations ....................................................... S–128
Armed Services ...................................................... 2120 Armed Services ..................................................... SR–228
Budget .................................................................... 207 Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs ................... SD–534
Education and Labor .............................................. 2181 Budget ................................................................... SD–624
Energy and Commerce .......................................... 2125 Commerce, Science, and Transportation ............. SD–508
Financial Services .................................................. 2129 Energy and Natural Resources ............................ SD–304
Foreign Affairs ........................................................ 2170 Environment and Public Works ............................ SD–410
Homeland Security ................................................. H2–176
House Administration ............................................. 1309
Franking Commission:
Majority ..................................................... 1216
Minority ..................................................... 1216A Finance ................................................................. SD–219
Judiciary ................................................................. 2138 Foreign Relations .................................................. SD–446
Publications ..................................................... B29
Cannon
Natural Resources .................................................. 1324
Oversight and Government Reform ....................... 2157 Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions .............. SD–428
Rules ...................................................................... H312 Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs ..... SD–340
Minority ............................................................ 1627
Science and Technology ........................................ 2321
Small Business ....................................................... 2361
Standards of Official Conduct ................................ HT2 Judiciary ................................................................ SD–224
Office of Advice and Education ...................... HT2
Transportation and Infrastructure ........................... 2165 Rules and Administration ...................................... SR–305
Veterans’ Affairs ..................................................... 335 Small Business and Entrepreneurship ................. SR–428A
Ways and Means ................................................... 1102 Veterans’ Affairs .................................................... SR–412
1 Room numbers with three digits are in the Cannon House Office Building, four digits beginning with 1 are in the Long-
worth House Office Building, and four digits beginning with 2 are in the Rayburn House Office Building. Room numbers pre-
ceded by H or HT are in the House wing of the Capitol Building. Rooms preceded by an LA are in the John Adams Building
of the Library of Congress.
2 Room numbers preceded by S are in the Senate wing of the Capitol Building; those preceded by SD are in the Dirksen
Office Building; those preceded by SR are in the Russell Office Building; and those preceded by SH are in the Hart Office
Building.

Congressional Record Proceedings of Day.’’ Eighteen acts were passed, up to

Congress are published in the 1820, providing for the meeting of
Congressional Record, which is issued Congress on other days of the year. From
each day when Congress is in session. 1820 to 1934, however, Congress met
Publication of the Record began March regularly on the first Monday in
4, 1873. It was the first record of debate December. In 1934 the Twentieth
officially reported, printed, and Amendment changed the convening of
published directly by the Federal Congress to January 3, unless Congress
Government. The Daily Digest of the ‘‘shall by law appoint a different day.’’
Congressional Record, printed in the In addition, the President, according to
back of each issue of the Record, Article II, section 3, of the Constitution
summarizes the proceedings of that day ‘‘may, on extraordinary Occasions,
in each House and each of their convene both Houses, or either of them,
committees and subcommittees, and in Case of Disagreement between
respectively. The Digest also presents the them, with Respect to the Time of
legislative program for each day and, at Adjournment, he may adjourn them to
the end of the week, gives the program such Time as he shall think
for the following week. Its publication proper. . . .’’
was begun March 17, 1947. Powers of Congress Article I, section 8,
Sessions Section 4 of Article I of the of the Constitution defines the powers of
Constitution makes it mandatory that Congress. Included are the powers to
‘‘The Congress shall assemble at least assess and collect taxes—called the chief
once in every Year. . . .’’ Under this power; to regulate commerce, both
provision, also, the date for convening interstate and foreign; to coin money; to
Congress was designated originally as establish post offices and post roads; to
the first Monday in December, ‘‘unless establish courts inferior to the Supreme
they shall by Law appoint a different Court; to declare war; and to raise and
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maintain an army and navy. Congress is
further empowered ‘‘To provide for
calling forth the Militia to execute the
Laws of the Union, suppress
Insurrections and repel Invasions;’’ and
‘‘To make all Laws which shall be
necessary and proper for carrying into
Execution the foregoing Powers, and all
other Powers vested by this Constitution
in the Government of the United States,
or in any Department or Officer
thereof.’’
Amendments to the Constitution
Another power vested in the Congress is
the right to propose amendments to the
Constitution, whenever two-thirds of
both Houses shall deem it necessary.
Should two-thirds of the State legislatures
demand changes in the Constitution, it is
the duty of Congress to call a
constitutional convention. Proposed
amendments shall be valid as part of the
Constitution when ratified by the
legislatures or by conventions of three-
fourths of the States, as one or the other
mode of ratification may be proposed by
Congress.
Special Powers of the Senate Under
the Constitution, the Senate is granted
certain powers not accorded to the
House of Representatives. The Senate
approves or disapproves certain
Presidential appointments by majority
vote, and treaties must be concurred in
by a two-thirds vote.
Special Powers of the House of
Representatives The House of
Representatives is granted the power of
originating all bills for the raising of
revenue. Both Houses of Congress act in
impeachment proceedings, which,
according to the Constitution, may be
instituted against the President, Vice
President, and all civil officers of the
United States. The House of
Representatives has the sole power of
impeachment, and the Senate has the
sole power to try impeachments.
Prohibitions Upon Congress Section 9
of Article I of the Constitution also
imposes prohibitions upon Congress.
‘‘The Privilege of the Writ of Habeas
Corpus shall not be suspended, unless
when in Cases of Rebellion or Invasion
the public Safety may require it.’’ A bill
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of attainder or an ex post facto law
cannot be passed. No export duty can
be imposed. Ports of one State cannot be
given preference over those of another
State. ‘‘No money shall be drawn from
the Treasury, but in Consequence of
Appropriations made by Law. . . .’’ No
title of nobility may be granted.
Rights of Members According to
section 6 of Article I, Members of
Congress are granted certain privileges.
In no case, except in treason, felony,
and breach of the peace, can Members
be arrested while attending sessions of
Congress ‘‘and in going to and returning
from the same. . . .’’ Furthermore, the
Members cannot be questioned in any
other place for remarks made in
Congress. Each House may expel a
Member of its body by a two-thirds vote.
Enactment of Laws All bills and joint
resolutions must pass both the House of
Representatives and the Senate and must
be signed by the President, except those
proposing a constitutional amendment,
in order to become law, or be passed
over the President’s veto by a two-thirds
vote of both Houses of Congress. Section
7 of Article I states: ‘‘If any Bill shall not
be returned by the President within ten
Days (Sundays excepted) after it shall
have been presented to him, the Same
shall be a Law, in like Manner as if he
had signed it, unless the Congress by
their Adjournment prevent its Return, in
which Case it shall not be a Law.’’
When a bill or joint resolution is
introduced in the House, the usual
procedure for its enactment into law is
as follows:
—assignment to House committee
having jurisdiction;
—if favorably considered, it is
reported to the House either in its
original form or with recommended
amendments;
—if the bill or resolution is passed by
the House, it is messaged to the Senate
and referred to the committee having
jurisdiction;
—in the Senate committee the bill, if
favorably considered, may be reported in
the form as received from the House, or
with recommended amendments;
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—the approved bill or resolution is
reported to the Senate, and if passed by
that body, is returned to the House;
—if one body does not accept the
amendments to a bill by the other body,
a conference committee comprised of
Members of both bodies is usually
appointed to effect a compromise;
—when the bill or joint resolution is
finally approved by both Houses, it is
signed by the Speaker (or Speaker pro
tempore) and the Vice President (or
President pro tempore or acting
President pro tempore) and is presented
to the President; and
—once the President’s signature is
affixed, the measure becomes a law. If
[Democrats in roman (57); Republicans in italic (40); Independents in bold (2); vacancy (1); total, 100].
Members who have died or resigned appear in bold brackets [ ].
Room numbers preceded by SR are in the Russell Office Building (Delaware and Constitution Avenues);
those preceded by SD are in the Dirksen Office Building (First Street and Constitution Avenue); and
those preceded by SH are in the Hart Office Building (Second and C Streets). Members’ offices may be
reached by phone at 202–224–3121.
Name
Akaka, Daniel K ..................................
Alexander, Lamar ...............................
Barrasso, John ....................................
Baucus, Max .......................................
Bayh, Evan .........................................
Begich, Mark .......................................
Bennet, Michael F ...............................
Bennett, Robert F ...............................
Bingaman, Jeff ....................................
Bond, Christopher S ...........................
Boxer, Barbara ....................................
Brown, Sherrod ...................................
Brownback, Sam .................................
Bunning, Jim .......................................
Burr, Richard .......................................
Burris, Roland W ................................
Byrd, Robert C ....................................
Cantwell, Maria ...................................
Cardin, Benjamin L. ............................
Carper, Thomas R ..............................
Casey, Robert P., Jr ...........................
Chambliss, Saxby ...............................
Coburn, Tom .......................................
Cochran, Thad ....................................
Collins, Susan M .................................
Conrad, Kent .......................................
Corker, Bob .........................................
Cornyn, John ......................................
Crapo, Mike ........................................
DeMint, Jim .........................................
Dodd, Christopher J ............................
Dorgan, Byron L .................................
Durbin, Richard J ................................
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the President vetoes the bill, it cannot
become a law unless it is re-passed by a
two-thirds vote of both Houses.
Electronic Access Specific information
and legislation can be found on the
Internet at http://thomas.loc.gov, http://
clerk.house.gov, or www.senate.gov.
Publications The Congressional
Directory, the Senate Manual, telephone
directories for the U.S. Senate and the
House of Representatives, and the House
Rules and Manual may be obtained from
the Superintendent of Documents,
Government Printing Office,
Washington, DC 20402. Internet,
www.gpoaccess.gov/databases.html.
Senators
State Room
Hawaii ..................................................... SH141
Tennessee .............................................. SD455
Wyoming ................................................. SD307
Montana .................................................. SH511
Indiana .................................................... SR131
Alaska ..................................................... SR144
Colorado ................................................. SH702
Utah ........................................................ SD431
New Mexico ............................................ SH703
Missouri ................................................... SR274
California ................................................. SH112
Ohio ........................................................ SH713
Kansas .................................................... SH303
Kentucky ................................................. SH316
North Carolina ......................................... SR217
Illinois ...................................................... SR387
West Virginia ........................................... SH311
Washington ............................................. SD511
Maryland ................................................. SH509
Delaware ................................................. SH513
Pennsylvania ........................................... SR393
Georgia ................................................... SR416
Oklahoma ................................................ SR172
Mississippi ............................................... SD113
Maine ...................................................... SD413
North Dakota ........................................... SH530
Tennessee .............................................. SD185
Texas ...................................................... SH517
Idaho ....................................................... SD239
South Carolina ........................................ SR340
Connecticut ............................................. SR448
North Dakota ........................................... SH322
Illinois ...................................................... SH309
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Senators—Continued
[Democrats in roman (57); Republicans in italic (40); Independents in bold (2); vacancy (1); total, 100].
Members who have died or resigned appear in bold brackets [ ].
Room numbers preceded by SR are in the Russell Office Building (Delaware and Constitution Avenues);
those preceded by SD are in the Dirksen Office Building (First Street and Constitution Avenue); and
those preceded by SH are in the Hart Office Building (Second and C Streets). Members’ offices may be
reached by phone at 202–224–3121.

Name State Room

Ensign, John ....................................... Nevada .................................................... SR119

Enzi, Mike ........................................... Wyoming ................................................. SR379A
Feingold, Russell D ............................ Wisconsin ................................................ SH506
Feinstein, Dianne ................................ California ................................................. SH331
Franken, Al ......................................... Minnesota ............................................... SH320
Gillibrand, Kristen E ............................ New York ................................................ SR478
Graham, Lindsey O ............................ South Carolina ........................................ SR290
Grassley, Charles E ............................ Iowa ........................................................ SH135
Gregg, Judd ........................................ New Hampshire ...................................... SR201
Hagan, Kay R ..................................... North Carolina ......................................... SD521
Harkin, Tom ........................................ Iowa ........................................................ SH731
Hatch, Orrin G .................................... Utah ........................................................ SH104
Hutchison, Kay Bailey ......................... Texas ...................................................... SR284
Inhofe, James M ................................. Oklahoma ................................................ SR453
Inouye, Daniel K ................................. Hawaii ..................................................... SH722
Isakson, Johnny .................................. Georgia ................................................... SR120
Johanns, Mike ..................................... Nebraska ................................................. SR404
Johnson, Tim ...................................... South Dakota .......................................... SH136
Kaufman, Edward E ............................ Delaware ................................................. SR383
[Kennedy, Edward M] ......................... Massachusetts ........................................ SR317
Kerry, John F ...................................... Massachusetts ........................................ SR218
Klobuchar, Amy .................................. Minnesota ............................................... SH302
Kohl, Herb ........................................... Wisconsin ................................................ SH330
Kyl, Jon ............................................... Arizona .................................................... SH730
Landrieu, Mary L ................................. Louisiana ................................................. SH328
Lautenberg, Frank .............................. New Jersey ............................................. SH324
Leahy, Patrick J .................................. Vermont .................................................. SR433
LeMieux, George S ............................. Florida ..................................................... SR356
Levin, Carl ........................................... Michigan .................................................. SR269
Lieberman, Joseph I ......................... Connecticut ............................................. SH706
Lincoln, Blanche L .............................. Arkansas ................................................. SD355
Lugar, Richard G ................................ Indiana .................................................... SH306
Merkley, Jeff ....................................... Oregon .................................................... SR107
McCain, John ...................................... Arizona .................................................... SR241
McCaskill, Claire ................................. Missouri ................................................... SH717
McConnell, Mitch ................................ Kentucky ................................................. SR361A
Menendez, Robert .............................. New Jersey ............................................. SH528
Mikulski, Barbara A ............................. Maryland ................................................. SH503
Murkowski, Lisa .................................. Alaska ..................................................... SH709
Murray, Patty ...................................... Washington ............................................. SR173
Nelson, Bill .......................................... Florida ..................................................... SH716
Nelson, Ben ........................................ Nebraska ................................................. SH720
Pryor, Mark ......................................... Arkansas ................................................. SD255
Reed, Jack .......................................... Rhode Island ........................................... SH728
Reid, Harry .......................................... Nevada .................................................... SH522
Risch, James E ................................... Idaho ....................................................... SR483
Roberts, Pat ........................................ Kansas .................................................... SH109
Rockefeller, John D., IV ...................... West Virginia ........................................... SH531
Sanders, Bernard .............................. Vermont .................................................. SD332
Schumer, Charles E ........................... New York ................................................ SH313
Sessions, Jeff ..................................... Alabama .................................................. SR335
Shaheen, Jeanne ............................... New Hampshire ...................................... SH520
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Senators—Continued
[Democrats in roman (57); Republicans in italic (40); Independents in bold (2); vacancy (1); total, 100].
Members who have died or resigned appear in bold brackets [ ].
Room numbers preceded by SR are in the Russell Office Building (Delaware and Constitution Avenues);
those preceded by SD are in the Dirksen Office Building (First Street and Constitution Avenue); and
those preceded by SH are in the Hart Office Building (Second and C Streets). Members’ offices may be
reached by phone at 202–224–3121.

Name State Room

Shelby, Richard C ............................... Alabama .................................................. SH304

Snowe, Olympia J ...............................
Specter, Arlen .....................................
Stabenow, Debbie ..............................
Tester, Jon ..........................................
Thune, John ........................................
Udall, Mark ..........................................
Udall, Tom ..........................................
Vitter, David ........................................
Voinovich, George V ...........................
Warner, Mark R ..................................
Webb, Jim ...........................................
Whitehouse, Sheldon ..........................
Wicker, Roger F ..................................
Wyden, Ron ........................................
Maine ...................................................... SR154
Pennsylvania ........................................... SH711
Michigan .................................................. SH133
Montana .................................................. SH724
South Dakota .......................................... SR493
Colorado ................................................. SH317
New Mexico ............................................ SH110
Louisiana ................................................. SH516
Ohio ........................................................ SH524
Virginia .................................................... SR459A
Virginia .................................................... SR248
Rhode Island ........................................... SH502
Mississippi ............................................... SD555
Oregon .................................................... SD223

Representatives
[Democrats in roman (256); Republicans in italic (178); vacancy (1); total, 435]. Members who have
resigned appear in bold brackets [ ].
Room numbers with three digits are in the Cannon House Office Building (New Jersey and Independence
Avenues), four digits beginning with 1 are in the Longworth House Office Building (between South Cap-
itol Street and New Jersey Avenue on Independence Avenue), and four digits beginning with 2 are in
the Rayburn House Office Building (between First and South Capitol Streets on Independence Avenue).
Members’ offices may be reached by phone at 202–225–3121. The most current listing of House Mem-
bers can be found on the Internet at http://clerk.house.gov.

Name State (District) Room

Abercrombie, Neil ............................. Hawaii (1) ...................................................... 1502

Ackerman, Gary L ............................
Aderholt, Robert B ............................
Adler, John .......................................
Akin, W. Todd ..................................
Alexander, Rodney ...........................
Altmire, Jason ...................................
Andrews, Robert E ...........................
Arcuri, Michael A ..............................
Austria, Steve ...................................
Baca, Joe .........................................
Bachmann, Michele ..........................
Bachus, Spencer ..............................
Baird, Brian .......................................
Baldwin, Tammy ...............................
Barrett, J. Gresham .........................
Barrow, John ....................................
Bartlett, Roscoe G ............................
Barton, Joe .......................................
Bean, Melissa L ................................
Becerra, Xavier .................................
Berkley, Shelley ................................
Berman, Howard L ...........................
Berry, Marion ....................................
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New York (5) ................................................. 2243
Alabama (4) .................................................. 1433
New Jersey (3) .............................................. 1223
Missouri (2) ................................................... 117
Louisiana (5) ................................................. 316
Pennsylvania (4) ........................................... 332
New Jersey (1) .............................................. 2265
New York (24) ............................................... 127
Ohio (7) ......................................................... 1641
California (43) ............................................... 2245
Minnesota (6) ................................................ 107
Alabama (6) .................................................. 2246
Washington (3) .............................................. 2350
Wisconsin (2) ................................................ 2446
South Carolina (3) ......................................... 439
Georgia (12) .................................................. 213
Maryland (6) .................................................. 2412
Texas (6) ....................................................... 2109
Illinois (8) ....................................................... 318
California (31) ............................................... 1119
Nevada (1) .................................................... 405
California (28) ............................................... 2221
Arkansas (1) .................................................. 2305

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 LEGISLATIVE BRANCH 35

Representatives—Continued
[Democrats in roman (256); Republicans in italic (178); vacancy (1); total, 435]. Members who have
resigned appear in bold brackets [ ].
Room numbers with three digits are in the Cannon House Office Building (New Jersey and Independence
Avenues), four digits beginning with 1 are in the Longworth House Office Building (between South Cap-
itol Street and New Jersey Avenue on Independence Avenue), and four digits beginning with 2 are in
the Rayburn House Office Building (between First and South Capitol Streets on Independence Avenue).
Members’ offices may be reached by phone at 202–225–3121. The most current listing of House Mem-
bers can be found on the Internet at http://clerk.house.gov.

Name State (District) Room

Biggert, Judy .................................... Illinois (13) ..................................................... 1034

Bilbray, Brian P ................................
Bilirakis, Gus M ................................
Bishop, Rob ......................................
Bishop, Sanford D., Jr ......................
Bishop, Timothy H ............................
Blackburn, Marsha ...........................
Blumenauer, Earl ..............................
Blunt, Roy .........................................
Boccieri, John A ...............................
Boehner, John A ..............................
Bonner, Jo ........................................
Bono Mack, Mary .............................
Boozman, John ................................
Boren, Dan .......................................
Boswell, Leonard L ...........................
Boucher, Rick ...................................
Boustany, Charles W., Jr .................
Boyd, Allen .......................................
Brady, Kevin .....................................
Brady, Robert A ................................
Braley, Bruce L .................................
Bright, Bobby ....................................
Broun, Paul C ...................................
Brown, Corrine .................................
Brown, Henry E., Jr ..........................
Brown-Waite, Ginny .........................
Buchanan, Vern ................................
Burgess, Michael C ..........................
Burton, Dan ......................................
Butterfield, G.K .................................
Buyer, Steve .....................................
Calvert, Ken ......................................
Camp, Dave .....................................
Campbell, John ................................
Cantor, Eric ......................................
Cao, Joseph .....................................
Capito, Shelley Moore .....................
Capps, Lois ......................................
Capuano, Michael E .........................
Cardoza, Dennis A ...........................
Carnahan, Russ ...............................
Carney, Christopher P ......................
Carson, André ..................................
Carter, John R ..................................
Cassidy, Bill ......................................
Castle, Michael N .............................
Castor, Kathy N ................................
Chaffetz, Jason ................................
Chandler, Ben ..................................
Childers, Travis W ............................
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California (50) ............................................... 227
Florida (9) ...................................................... 1124
Utah (1) ......................................................... 123
Georgia (2) .................................................... 2429
New York (1) ................................................. 306
Tennessee (7) ............................................... 509
Oregon (3) ..................................................... 2267
Missouri (7) ................................................... 217
Ohio (16) ....................................................... 1516
Ohio (8) ......................................................... 1011
Alabama (1) .................................................. 2236
California (45) ............................................... 104
Arkansas (3) .................................................. 1519
Oklahoma (2) ................................................ 216
Iowa (3) ......................................................... 1427
Virginia (9) ..................................................... 2187
Louisiana (7) ................................................. 1117
Florida (2) ...................................................... 1227
Texas (8) ....................................................... 301
Pennsylvania (1) ........................................... 206
Iowa (1) ......................................................... 1019
Alabama (2) .................................................. 1205
Georgia (10) .................................................. 2104
Florida (3) ...................................................... 2336
South Carolina (1) ......................................... 103
Florida (5) ...................................................... 414
Florida (13) .................................................... 218
Texas (26) ..................................................... 229
Indiana (5) ..................................................... 2308
North Carolina (1) ......................................... 413
Indiana (4) ..................................................... 2230
California (44) ............................................... 2201
Michigan (4) .................................................. 314
California (48) ............................................... 1507
Virginia (7) ..................................................... 329
Louisiana (2) ................................................. 2113
West Virginia (2) ........................................... 2443
California (23) ............................................... 1110
Massachusetts (8) ......................................... 1414
California (18) ............................................... 1224
Missouri (3) ................................................... 1710
Pennsylvania (10) ......................................... 416
Indiana (7) ..................................................... 425
Texas (31) ..................................................... 409
Louisiana (6) ................................................. 506
Delaware (At Large) ...................................... 1233
Florida (11) .................................................... 317
Utah (3) ......................................................... 1032
Kentucky (6) .................................................. 1504
Mississippi (1) ............................................... 1708

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 36 U.S. GOVERNMENT MANUAL

Representatives—Continued
[Democrats in roman (256); Republicans in italic (178); vacancy (1); total, 435]. Members who have
resigned appear in bold brackets [ ].
Room numbers with three digits are in the Cannon House Office Building (New Jersey and Independence
Avenues), four digits beginning with 1 are in the Longworth House Office Building (between South Cap-
itol Street and New Jersey Avenue on Independence Avenue), and four digits beginning with 2 are in
the Rayburn House Office Building (between First and South Capitol Streets on Independence Avenue).
Members’ offices may be reached by phone at 202–225–3121. The most current listing of House Mem-
bers can be found on the Internet at http://clerk.house.gov.

Name State (District) Room

Chu, Judy ......................................... California (32) ............................................... 2421

Clarke, Yvette D ...............................
Clay, William Lacy ............................
Cleaver, Emanuel .............................
Clyburn, James E .............................
Coble, Howard ..................................
Coffman, Mike ..................................
Cohen, Steve ....................................
Cole, Tom .........................................
Conaway, K. Michael .......................
Connolly, Gerry ................................
Conyers, John, Jr .............................
Cooper, Jim ......................................
Costa, Jim ........................................
Costello, Jerry F ...............................
Courtney, Joe ...................................
Crenshaw, Ander ..............................
Crowley, Joseph ...............................
Cuellar, Henry ..................................
Culberson, John Abney ....................
Cummings, Elijah E ..........................
Dahlkemper, Kathy ...........................
Davis, Artur .......................................
Davis, Danny K ................................
Davis, Geoff ......................................
Davis, Lincoln ...................................
Davis, Susan A .................................
Deal, Nathan ....................................
DeFazio, Peter A ..............................
DeGette, Diana .................................
Delahunt, William D ..........................
DeLauro, Rosa L ..............................
Dent, Charles W ...............................
Diaz-Balart, Lincoln ..........................
Diaz-Balart, Mario .............................
Dicks, Norman D ..............................
Dingell, John D .................................
Doggett, Lloyd ..................................
Donnelly, Joe ....................................
Doyle, Michael F ..............................
Dreier, David ....................................
Dreihaus, Steve ................................
Duncan, John J., Jr ..........................
Edwards, Chet ..................................
Edwards, Donna ...............................
Ehlers, Vernon J ...............................
Ellison, Keith .....................................
Ellsworth, Brad .................................
Emerson, Jo Ann ..............................
Engel, Eliot L ....................................
Eshoo, Anna G .................................
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New York (11) ............................................... 1029
Missouri (1) ................................................... 2418
Missouri (5) ................................................... 1027
South Carolina (6) ......................................... 2135
North Carolina (6) ......................................... 2468
Colorado (6) .................................................. 1508
Tennessee (9) ............................................... 1005
Oklahoma (4) ................................................ 2458
Texas (11) ..................................................... 1527
Virginia (11) ................................................... 327
Michigan (14) ................................................ 2426
Tennessee (5) ............................................... 1536
California (20) ............................................... 1314
Illinois (12) ..................................................... 2408
Connecticut (2) .............................................. 215
Florida (4) ...................................................... 440
New York (7) ................................................. 2404
Texas (28) ..................................................... 336
Texas (7) ....................................................... 1514
Maryland (7) .................................................. 2235
Pennsylvania (3) ........................................... 516
Alabama (7) .................................................. 208
Illinois (7) ....................................................... 2159
Kentucky (4) .................................................. 1108
Tennessee (4) ............................................... 410
California (53) ............................................... 1526
Georgia (9) .................................................... 2133
Oregon (4) ..................................................... 2134
Colorado (1) .................................................. 2335
Massachusetts (10) ....................................... 2454
Connecticut (3) .............................................. 2413
Pennsylvania (15) ......................................... 1009
Florida (21) .................................................... 2244
Florida (25) .................................................... 328
Washington (6) .............................................. 2467
Michigan (15) ................................................ 2328
Texas (25) ..................................................... 201
Indiana (2) ..................................................... 1530
Pennsylvania (14) ......................................... 401
California (26) ............................................... 233
Ohio (1) ......................................................... 408
Tennessee (2) ............................................... 2207
Texas (17) ..................................................... 2369
Maryland (4) .................................................. 318
Michigan (3) .................................................. 2182
Minnesota (5) ................................................ 1122
Indiana (8) ..................................................... 513
Missouri (8) ................................................... 2440
New York (17) ............................................... 2161
California (14) ............................................... 205

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 LEGISLATIVE BRANCH 37

Representatives—Continued
[Democrats in roman (256); Republicans in italic (178); vacancy (1); total, 435]. Members who have
resigned appear in bold brackets [ ].
Room numbers with three digits are in the Cannon House Office Building (New Jersey and Independence
Avenues), four digits beginning with 1 are in the Longworth House Office Building (between South Cap-
itol Street and New Jersey Avenue on Independence Avenue), and four digits beginning with 2 are in
the Rayburn House Office Building (between First and South Capitol Streets on Independence Avenue).
Members’ offices may be reached by phone at 202–225–3121. The most current listing of House Mem-
bers can be found on the Internet at http://clerk.house.gov.

Name State (District) Room

Etheridge, Bob .................................. North Carolina (2) ......................................... 1533

Fallin, Mary .......................................
Farr, Sam .........................................
Fattah, Chaka ...................................
Filner, Bob ........................................
Flake, Jeff .........................................
Fleming, John ...................................
Forbes, J. Randy .............................
Fortenberry, Jeff ...............................
Foster, Bill ........................................
Foxx, Virginia ....................................
Frank, Barney ...................................
Franks, Trent ....................................
Frelinghuysen, Rodney P .................
Fudge, Marcia ..................................
Gallegly, Elton ..................................
Garrett, Scott ....................................
Gerlach, Jim .....................................
Giffords, Gabrielle ............................
Gillibrand, Kirsten E .........................
Gingrey, Phil .....................................
Gohmert, Louie .................................
Gonzalez, Charles A ........................
Goodlatte, Bob .................................
Gordon, Bart .....................................
Granger, Kay ....................................
Graves, Sam ....................................
Grayson, Alan ...................................
Green, Al ..........................................
Green, Gene .....................................
Griffith, Parker ..................................
Grijalva, Raúl M ................................
Guthrie, S. Brett ...............................
Gutierrez, Luis V ..............................
Hall, John J ......................................
Hall, Ralph M ....................................
Halvorson, Debbie ............................
Hare, Phil ..........................................
Harman, Jane ...................................
Harper, Gregg ..................................
Hastings, Alcee L .............................
Hastings, Doc ...................................
Heinrich, Martin ................................
Heller, Dean .....................................
Hensarling, Jeb ................................
Herger, Wally ....................................
Herseth Sandlin, Stephanie .............
Higgins, Brian ...................................
Hill, Baron P .....................................
Himes, Jim ........................................
Hinchey, Maurice D ..........................
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Oklahoma (5) ................................................ 1432
California (17) ............................................... 1126
Pennsylvania (2) ........................................... 2301
California (51) ............................................... 2428
Arizona (6) .................................................... 240
Louisiana (4) ................................................. 1023
Virginia (4) ..................................................... 2438
Nebraska (1) ................................................. 1535
Illinois (14) ..................................................... 1339
North Carolina (5) ......................................... 1230
Massachusetts (4) ......................................... 2252
Arizona (2) .................................................... 2435
New Jersey (11) ............................................ 2442
Ohio (11) ....................................................... 1513
California (24) ............................................... 2309
New Jersey (5) .............................................. 137
Pennsylvania (6) ........................................... 308
Arizona (8) .................................................... 1728
New York (20) ............................................... 120
Georgia (11) .................................................. 119
Texas (1) ....................................................... 511
Texas (20) ..................................................... 303
Virginia (6) ..................................................... 2240
Tennessee (6) ............................................... 2306
Texas (12) ..................................................... 320
Missouri (6) ................................................... 1415
Florida (8) ...................................................... 1605
Texas (9) ....................................................... 236
Texas (29) ..................................................... 2372
Alabama (5) .................................................. 417
Arizona (7) .................................................... 1440
Kentucky (2) .................................................. 510
Illinois (4) ....................................................... 2266
New York (19) ............................................... 1217
Texas (4) ....................................................... 2405
Illinois (11) ..................................................... 1541
Illinois (17) ..................................................... 428
California (36) ............................................... 2400
Michigan (3) .................................................. 307
Florida (23) .................................................... 2353
Washington (4) .............................................. 1203
New Mexico (1) ............................................. 1505
Nevada (2) .................................................... 125
Texas (5) ....................................................... 129
California (2) ................................................. 242
South Dakota (At Large) ............................... 331
New York (27) ............................................... 431
Indiana (9) ..................................................... 223
Connecticut (4) .............................................. 214
New York (22) ............................................... 2431

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Representatives—Continued
[Democrats in roman (256); Republicans in italic (178); vacancy (1); total, 435]. Members who have
resigned appear in bold brackets [ ].
Room numbers with three digits are in the Cannon House Office Building (New Jersey and Independence
Avenues), four digits beginning with 1 are in the Longworth House Office Building (between South Cap-
itol Street and New Jersey Avenue on Independence Avenue), and four digits beginning with 2 are in
the Rayburn House Office Building (between First and South Capitol Streets on Independence Avenue).
Members’ offices may be reached by phone at 202–225–3121. The most current listing of House Mem-
bers can be found on the Internet at http://clerk.house.gov.

Name State (District) Room

Hinojosa, Rubén ............................... Texas (15) ..................................................... 2463

Hirono, Mazie K ................................
Hodes, Paul W .................................
Hoekstra, Peter ................................
Holden, Tim ......................................
Holt, Rush D .....................................
Honda, Michael M ............................
Hoyer, Steny H .................................
Hunter, Duncan ................................
Inglis, Bob .........................................
Inslee, Jay ........................................
Israel, Steve .....................................
Issa, Darrell E ...................................
Jackson, Jesse L., Jr .......................
Jackson-Lee, Sheila .........................
Jenkins, Lynn ...................................
Johnson, Eddie Bernice ..................
Johnson, Henry C. (Hank), Jr ..........
Johnson, Sam ..................................
Johnson, Timothy V .........................
Jones, Walter B ................................
Jordan, Jim .......................................
Kagan, Steve ....................................
Kanjorski, Paul E ..............................
Kaptur, Marcy ...................................
Kennedy, Patrick J ...........................
Kildee, Dale E ..................................
Kilpatrick, Carolyn C .........................
Kilroy, Mary Jo .................................
Kind, Ron ..........................................
King, Peter T ....................................
King, Steve .......................................
Kingston, Jack ..................................
Kirk, Mark Steven .............................
Kirkpatrick, Ann ................................
Kissell, Larry .....................................
Klein, Ron .........................................
Kline, John ........................................
Kosmas, Suzanne ............................
Kratovil, Frank M., Jr ........................
Kucinich, Dennis J ............................
Lamborn, Doug .................................
Lance, Leonard ................................
Langevin, James R ..........................
Larsen, Rick .....................................
Larson, John B .................................
Latham, Tom ....................................
LaTourette, Steven C .......................
Latta, Robert E .................................
Lee, Barbara .....................................
Lee, Christopher ...............................
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Hawaii (2) ...................................................... 1524
New Hampshire (2) ....................................... 1317
Michigan (2) .................................................. 2234
Pennsylvania (17) ......................................... 2417
New Jersey (12) ............................................ 1214
California (15) ............................................... 1713
Maryland (5) .................................................. 1705
California (52) ............................................... 1429
South Carolina (4) ......................................... 100
Washington (1) .............................................. 403
New York (2) ................................................. 2457
California (49) ............................................... 2347
Illinois (2) ....................................................... 2419
Texas (18) ..................................................... 2160
Kansas (2) ..................................................... 130
Texas (30) ..................................................... 1511
Georgia (4) .................................................... 1133
Texas (3) ....................................................... 1211
Illinois (15) ..................................................... 1207
North Carolina (3) ......................................... 2333
Ohio (4) ......................................................... 515
Wisconsin (8) ................................................ 1232
Pennsylvania (11) ......................................... 2188
Ohio (9) ......................................................... 2186
Rhode Island (1) ........................................... 407
Michigan (5) .................................................. 2107
Michigan (13) ................................................ 2264
Ohio (15) ....................................................... 1237
Wisconsin (3) ................................................ 1406
New York (3) ................................................. 339
Iowa (5) ......................................................... 1139
Georgia (1) .................................................... 2368
Illinois (10) ..................................................... 1030
Arizona (1) .................................................... 1123
North Carolina (8) ......................................... 512
Florida (22) .................................................... 313
Minnesota (2) ................................................ 1210
Florida (24) .................................................... 238
Maryland (1) .................................................. 314
Ohio (10) ....................................................... 2445
Colorado (5) .................................................. 437
New Jersey (7) .............................................. 114
Rhode Island (2) ........................................... 109
Washington (2) .............................................. 108
Connecticut (1) .............................................. 106
Iowa (4) ......................................................... 2217
Ohio (14) ....................................................... 2371
Ohio (5) ......................................................... 1531
California (9) ................................................. 2444
New York (26) ............................................... 1711

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Representatives—Continued
[Democrats in roman (256); Republicans in italic (178); vacancy (1); total, 435]. Members who have
resigned appear in bold brackets [ ].
Room numbers with three digits are in the Cannon House Office Building (New Jersey and Independence
Avenues), four digits beginning with 1 are in the Longworth House Office Building (between South Cap-
itol Street and New Jersey Avenue on Independence Avenue), and four digits beginning with 2 are in
the Rayburn House Office Building (between First and South Capitol Streets on Independence Avenue).
Members’ offices may be reached by phone at 202–225–3121. The most current listing of House Mem-
bers can be found on the Internet at http://clerk.house.gov.

Name State (District) Room

Levin, Sander M ............................... Michigan (12) ................................................ 1236

Lewis, Jerry ......................................
Lewis, John ......................................
Linder, John ......................................
Lipinski, Daniel .................................
LoBiondo, Frank A ...........................
Loebsack, David ...............................
Lofgren, Zoe .....................................
Lowey, Nita M ..................................
Lucas, Frank D .................................
Luetkemeyer, Blaine .........................
Lujan, Ben R ....................................
Lummis, Cynthia M ..........................
Lungren, Daniel E ............................
Lynch, Stephen F .............................
McCarthy, Carolyn ............................
McCarthy, Kevin ...............................
McCaul, Michael T ...........................
McClintock, Tom ...............................
McCollum, Betty ...............................
McCotter, Thaddeus G .....................
McDermott, Jim ................................
McGovern, James P .........................
McHenry, Patrick T ...........................
McHugh, John M ..............................
McIntyre, Mike ..................................
McKeon, Howard P. (Buck) ..............
McMahon, Michael E ........................
McMorris Rodgers, Cathy ................
McNerney, Jerry ...............................
Mack, Connie ...................................
Maffei, Daniel B ................................
Maloney, Carolyn B ..........................
Manzullo, Donald A ..........................
Marchant, Kenny ..............................
Markey, Betsy ...................................
Markey, Edward J ............................
Marshall, Jim ....................................
Massa, Eric J ....................................
Matheson, Jim ..................................
Matsui, Doris O ................................
Meek, Kendrick B .............................
Meeks, Gregory W ...........................
Melancon, Charlie ............................
Mica, John L .....................................
Michaud, Michael H ..........................
Miller, Brad .......................................
Miller, Candice S ..............................
Miller, Gary G ...................................
Miller, George ...................................
Miller, Jeff .........................................
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California (41) ............................................... 2112
Georgia (5) .................................................... 343
Georgia (7) .................................................... 1026
Illinois (3) ....................................................... 1717
New Jersey (2) .............................................. 2427
Iowa (2) ......................................................... 1221
California (16) ............................................... 102
New York (18) ............................................... 2329
Oklahoma (3) ................................................ 2311
Missouri (9) ................................................... 1118
New Mexico (3) ............................................. 502
Wyomin (At Large) ........................................ 1004
California (3) ................................................. 2262
Massachusetts (9) ......................................... 221
New York (4) ................................................. 2346
California (22) ............................................... 1523
Texas (10) ..................................................... 131
California (4) ................................................. 508
Minnesota (4) ................................................ 1714
Michigan (11) ................................................ 1632
Washington (7) .............................................. 1035
Massachusetts (3) ......................................... 438
North Carolina (10) ....................................... 224
New York (23) ............................................... 2366
North Carolina (7) ......................................... 2437
California (25) ............................................... 2184
New York (13) ............................................... 323
Washington (5) .............................................. 1323
California (11) ............................................... 312
Florida (14) .................................................... 115
New York (25) ............................................... 1630
New York (14) ............................................... 2331
Illinois (16) ..................................................... 2228
Texas (24) ..................................................... 227
Colorado (4) .................................................. 1229
Massachusetts (7) ......................................... 2108
Georgia (8) .................................................... 504
New York (29) ............................................... 1208
Utah (2) ......................................................... 2434
California (5) ................................................. 222
Florida (17) .................................................... 1039
New York (6) ................................................. 2342
Louisiana (3) ................................................. 404
Florida (7) ...................................................... 2313
Maine (2) ....................................................... 1724
North Carolina (13) ....................................... 1127
Michigan (10) ................................................ 228
California (42) ............................................... 2349
California (7) ................................................. 2205
Florida (1) ...................................................... 2439

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Representatives—Continued
[Democrats in roman (256); Republicans in italic (178); vacancy (1); total, 435]. Members who have
resigned appear in bold brackets [ ].
Room numbers with three digits are in the Cannon House Office Building (New Jersey and Independence
Avenues), four digits beginning with 1 are in the Longworth House Office Building (between South Cap-
itol Street and New Jersey Avenue on Independence Avenue), and four digits beginning with 2 are in
the Rayburn House Office Building (between First and South Capitol Streets on Independence Avenue).
Members’ offices may be reached by phone at 202–225–3121. The most current listing of House Mem-
bers can be found on the Internet at http://clerk.house.gov.

Name State (District) Room

Minnick, Walt .................................... Idaho (1) ........................................................ 1517

Mitchell, Harry E ...............................
Mollohan, Alan B ..............................
Moore, Dennis ..................................
Moore, Gwen ....................................
Moran, James P ...............................
Moran, Jerry .....................................
Murphy, Christopher S .....................
Murphy, Patrick J .............................
Murphy, Scott ...................................
Murphy, Tim .....................................
Murtha, John P .................................
Myrick, Sue Wilkins .........................
Nadler, Jerrold ..................................
Napolitano, Grace F .........................
Neal, Richard E ................................
Neugebauer, Randy .........................
Nunes, Devin ....................................
Nye, Glenn C., III .............................
Oberstar, James L ............................
Obey, David R ..................................
Olson, Pete .......................................
Olver, John W ..................................
Ortiz, Solomon P ..............................
Pallone, Frank, Jr .............................
Pascrell, Bill, Jr .................................
Pastor, Ed .........................................
Paul, Ron ..........................................
Paulsen, Erik ....................................
Payne, Donald M ..............................
Pelosi, Nancy ...................................
Pence, Mike ......................................
Perlmutter, Ed ..................................
Perriello, Tom ...................................
Peters, Gary .....................................
Peterson, Collin C ............................
Petri, Thomas E ...............................
Pingree, Chellie ................................
Pitts, Joseph R .................................
Platts, Todd Russell ........................
Poe, Ted ...........................................
Polis, Jared .......................................
Pomeroy, Earl ...................................
Posey, Bill .........................................
Price, David E ..................................
Price, Tom ........................................
Putnam, Adam H ..............................
Quigley, Mike ....................................
Radanovich, George ........................
Rahall, Nick J., II ..............................
Rangel, Charles B ............................
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Arizona (5) .................................................... 1410
West Virginia (1) ........................................... 2302
Kansas (3) ..................................................... 1727
Wisconsin (4) ................................................ 1239
Virginia (8) ..................................................... 2239
Kansas (1) ..................................................... 2202
Connecticut (5) .............................................. 412
Pennsylvania (8) ........................................... 1609
New York (20) ............................................... 120
Pennsylvania (18) ......................................... 322
Pennsylvania (12) ......................................... 2423
North Carolina (9) ......................................... 230
New York (8) ................................................. 2334
California (38) ............................................... 1610
Massachusetts (2) ......................................... 2208
Texas (19) ..................................................... 429
California (21) ............................................... 1013
Virginia (2) ..................................................... 116
Minnesota (8) ................................................ 2365
Wisconsin (7) ................................................ 2314
Texas (22) ..................................................... 514
Massachusetts (1) ......................................... 1111
Texas (27) ..................................................... 2110
New Jersey (6) .............................................. 237
New Jersey (8) .............................................. 2464
Arizona (4) .................................................... 2465
Texas (14) ..................................................... 203
Minnesota (3) ................................................ 126
New Jersey (10) ............................................ 2310
California (8) ................................................. 235
Indiana (6) ..................................................... 1431
Colorado (7) .................................................. 415
Virginia (5) ..................................................... 1520
Michigan (9) .................................................. 1130
Minnesota (7) ................................................ 2211
Wisconsin (6) ................................................ 2462
Maine (1) ....................................................... 1037
Pennsylvania (16) ......................................... 420
Pennsylvania (19) ......................................... 2455
Texas (2) ....................................................... 430
Colorado (2) .................................................. 501
North Dakota (At Large) ............................... 1501
Florida (15) .................................................... 132
North Carolina (4) ......................................... 2162
Georgia (6) .................................................... 424
Florida (12) .................................................... 442
Illinois (5) ....................................................... 1319
California (19) ............................................... 2410
West Virginia (3) ........................................... 2307
New York (15) ............................................... 2354

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Representatives—Continued
[Democrats in roman (256); Republicans in italic (178); vacancy (1); total, 435]. Members who have
resigned appear in bold brackets [ ].
Room numbers with three digits are in the Cannon House Office Building (New Jersey and Independence
Avenues), four digits beginning with 1 are in the Longworth House Office Building (between South Cap-
itol Street and New Jersey Avenue on Independence Avenue), and four digits beginning with 2 are in
the Rayburn House Office Building (between First and South Capitol Streets on Independence Avenue).
Members’ offices may be reached by phone at 202–225–3121. The most current listing of House Mem-
bers can be found on the Internet at http://clerk.house.gov.

Name State (District) Room

Rehberg, Dennis R ........................... Montana (At Large) ....................................... 2448

Reichert, David G .............................
Reyes, Silvestre ...............................
Richardson, Laura ............................
Rodriguez, Ciro D .............................
Roe, Phil ...........................................
Rogers, Harold .................................
Rogers, Mike ....................................
Rogers, Mike ....................................
Rohrabacher, Dana ..........................
Rooney, Tom ....................................
Roskam, Peter J ...............................
Ros-Lehtinen, Ileana ........................
Ross, Mike ........................................
Rothman, Steven R ..........................
Roybal-Allard, Lucille ........................
Royce, Edward R .............................
Ruppersberger, C.A. (Dutch) ...........
Rush, Bobby L ..................................
Ryan, Paul ........................................
Ryan, Tim .........................................
Salazar, John T ................................
Sánchez, Linda T .............................
Sanchez, Loretta ..............................
Sarbanes, John P .............................
Scalise, Steve ...................................
Schakowsky, Janice D .....................
Schauer, Mark ..................................
Schiff, Adam B .................................
Schmidt, Jean ...................................
Shock, Aaron ....................................
Schrader, Kurt ..................................
Schwartz, Allyson Y .........................
Scott, David ......................................
Scott, Robert C. (Bobby) ..................
Sensenbrenner, F. James, Jr ...........
Serrano, José E ...............................
Sessions, Pete .................................
Sestak, Joe .......................................
Shadegg, John B ..............................
Shea-Porter, Carol ...........................
Sherman, Brad .................................
Shimkus, John ..................................
Shuler, Heath ...................................
Shuster, Bill ......................................
Simpson, Michael K .........................
Sires, Albio .......................................
Skelton, Ike .......................................
Slaughter, Louise McIntosh .............
Smith, Adam .....................................
Smith, Adrian ....................................
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Washington (8) .............................................. 1703
Texas (16) ..................................................... 2433
California (37) ............................................... 1725
Texas (23) ..................................................... 2351
Tennessee (1) ............................................... 419
Kentucky (5) .................................................. 2406
Alabama (3) .................................................. 133
Michigan (8) .................................................. 324
California (46) ............................................... 2300
Florida (16) .................................................... 1529
Illinois (6) ....................................................... 507
Florida (18) .................................................... 2470
Arkansas (4) .................................................. 2436
New Jersey (9) .............................................. 2303
California (34) ............................................... 2330
California (40) ............................................... 2185
Maryland (2) .................................................. 2453
Illinois (1) ....................................................... 2416
Wisconsin (1) ................................................ 1113
Ohio (17) ....................................................... 1421
Colorado (3) .................................................. 326
California (39) ............................................... 1222
California (47) ............................................... 1114
Maryland (3) .................................................. 426
Louisiana (1) ................................................. 429
Illinois (9) ....................................................... 2367
Michigan (7) .................................................. 1408
California (29) ............................................... 2447
Ohio (2) ......................................................... 418
Illinois (18) ..................................................... 509
Oregon (5) ..................................................... 1419
Pennsylvania (13) ......................................... 330
Georgia (13) .................................................. 225
Virginia (3) ..................................................... 1201
Wisconsin (5) ................................................ 2449
New York (16) ............................................... 2227
Texas (32) ..................................................... 2233
Pennsylvania (7) ........................................... 1022
Arizona (3) .................................................... 436
New Hampshire (1) ....................................... 1330
California (27) ............................................... 2242
Illinois (19) ..................................................... 2452
North Carolina (11) ....................................... 422
Pennsylvania (9) ........................................... 204
Idaho (2) ........................................................ 2312
New Jersey (13) ............................................ 1024
Missouri (4) ................................................... 2206
New York (28) ............................................... 2469
Washington (9) .............................................. 2402
Nebraska (3) ................................................. 503

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Representatives—Continued
[Democrats in roman (256); Republicans in italic (178); vacancy (1); total, 435]. Members who have
resigned appear in bold brackets [ ].
Room numbers with three digits are in the Cannon House Office Building (New Jersey and Independence
Avenues), four digits beginning with 1 are in the Longworth House Office Building (between South Cap-
itol Street and New Jersey Avenue on Independence Avenue), and four digits beginning with 2 are in
the Rayburn House Office Building (between First and South Capitol Streets on Independence Avenue).
Members’ offices may be reached by phone at 202–225–3121. The most current listing of House Mem-
bers can be found on the Internet at http://clerk.house.gov.

Name State (District) Room

Smith, Christopher H ........................ New Jersey (4) .............................................. 2373

Smith, Lamar ....................................
Snyder, Vic .......................................
Souder, Mark E ................................
Space, Zachary T .............................
Speier, Jackie ...................................
Spratt, John M., Jr ............................
Stark, Fortney Pete ..........................
Stearns, Cliff .....................................
Stupak, Bart ......................................
Sullivan, John ...................................
Sutton, Betty .....................................
Tanner, John S .................................
[Tauscher, Ellen O] ..........................
Taylor, Gene .....................................
Teague, Harry ..................................
Terry, Lee .........................................
Thompson, Bennie G .......................
Thompson, Glenn W ........................
Thompson, Mike ...............................
Thornberry, Mac ...............................
Tiahrt, Todd ......................................
Tiberi, Patrick J ................................
Tierney, John F ................................
Titus, Dina ........................................
Tonko, Paul ......................................
Towns, Edolphus ..............................
Tsongas, Niki ....................................
Turner, Michael R .............................
Upton, Fred ......................................
Van Hollen, Chris ............................
Velázquez, Nydia M .........................
Visclosky, Peter J .............................
Walden, Greg ...................................
Walz, Timothy J ................................
Wamp, Zach .....................................
Wasserman Schultz, Debbie ...........
Waters, Maxine ................................
Watson, Diane E ..............................
Watt, Melvin L ..................................
Waxman, Henry A ............................
Weiner, Anthony D ...........................
Welch, Peter .....................................
Westmoreland, Lynn A .....................
Wexler, Robert .................................
Whitfield, Ed .....................................
Wilson, Charles A .............................
Wilson, Joe .......................................
Wittman, Rob ....................................
Wolf, Frank R ...................................
Woolsey, Lynn C ..............................
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Texas (21) ..................................................... 2409
Arkansas (2) .................................................. 2210
Indiana (3) ..................................................... 2231
Ohio (18) ....................................................... 315
California (12) ............................................... 211
South Carolina (5) ......................................... 1401
California (13) ............................................... 239
Florida (6) ...................................................... 2370
Michigan (1) .................................................. 2268
Oklahoma (1) ................................................ 434
Ohio (13) ....................................................... 1721
Tennessee (8) ............................................... 1226
California (10) ............................................... 2459
Mississippi (4) ............................................... 2269
New Mexico (2) ............................................. 1007
Nebraska (2) ................................................. 2331
Mississippi (2) ............................................... 2432
Pennsylvania (5) ........................................... 124
California (1) ................................................. 231
Texas (13) ..................................................... 2209
Kansas (4) ..................................................... 2441
Ohio (12) ....................................................... 113
Massachusetts (6) ......................................... 2238
Nevada (3) .................................................... 319
New York (21) ............................................... 128
New York (10) ............................................... 2232
Massachusetts (5) ......................................... 1607
Ohio (3) ......................................................... 1740
Michigan (6) .................................................. 2183
Maryland (8) .................................................. 1707
New York (12) ............................................... 2466
Indiana (1) ..................................................... 2256
Oregon (2) ..................................................... 2352
Minnesota (1) ................................................ 1722
Tennessee (3) ............................................... 1436
Florida (20) .................................................... 118
California (35) ............................................... 2344
California (33) ............................................... 2430
North Carolina (12) ....................................... 2304
California (30) ............................................... 2204
New York (9) ................................................. 2104
Vermont (At Large) ....................................... 1404
Georgia (3) .................................................... 1213
Florida (19) .................................................... 2241
Kentucky (1) .................................................. 2411
Ohio (6) ......................................................... 226
South Carolina (2) ......................................... 212
Virginia (1) ..................................................... 1318
Virginia (10) ................................................... 241
California (6) ................................................. 2263

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Representatives—Continued
[Democrats in roman (256); Republicans in italic (178); vacancy (1); total, 435]. Members who have
resigned appear in bold brackets [ ].
Room numbers with three digits are in the Cannon House Office Building (New Jersey and Independence
Avenues), four digits beginning with 1 are in the Longworth House Office Building (between South Cap-
itol Street and New Jersey Avenue on Independence Avenue), and four digits beginning with 2 are in
the Rayburn House Office Building (between First and South Capitol Streets on Independence Avenue).
Members’ offices may be reached by phone at 202–225–3121. The most current listing of House Mem-
bers can be found on the Internet at http://clerk.house.gov.

Name State (District) Room

Wu, David ......................................... Oregon (1) ..................................................... 2338

Yarmuth, John A .............................. Kentucky (3) .................................................. 319
Young, C.W. (Bill) ............................. Florida (10) .................................................... 2407
Young, Don ...................................... Alaska (At Large) .......................................... 2111
Delegates
BORDALLO, MADELEINE Z ................... Guam ............................................................ 427
CHRISTENSEN, DONNA M ................... Virgin Islands ................................................ 1510
FALEOMAVAEGA, ENI F.H ................... American Samoa .......................................... 2422
NORTON, ELEANOR HOLMES .............. District of Columbia ....................................... 2136
SABLAN, GREGORIO KILILI CAMACHO Northern Mariana Islands ............................. 423
Resident Commissioner
PIERLUISI, PEDRO .............................. Puerto Rico ................................................... 1218
For further information concerning the United States Senate, contact the Secretary of the Senate, The
Capitol, Washington, DC 20510. Phone, 202–224–2115. Internet, www.senate.gov. For further information
concerning the House of Representatives, contact the Clerk, The Capitol, Washington, DC 20515. Phone,
202–225–7000. Internet, http://clerk.house.gov.

ARCHITECT OF THE CAPITOL

U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, DC 20515
Phone, 202–228–1793. Internet, www.aoc.gov.

ARCHITECT OF THE CAPITOL STEPHEN T. AYERS, Acting

DEPUTY ARCHITECT/CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER STEPHEN T. AYERS
Special Assistant to the Architect of the Capitol MICHAEL G. TURNBULL
Director, Planning and Project Management ANNA FRANZ
Director, Architecture Division (VACANCY)
Director, Construction Division MICHAEL FENN
Director of Facilities Planning and TERRELL EMMONS
Programming
Director of Design Services BRUCE ARTHUR
Director of Congressional and External MIKE CULVER
Relations
Chief Administrative Officer DAVID FERGUSON
Deputy Chief Administrative Officer DAN CASSIL
Director, Human Resources Management REBECCA TISCIONE
Division
Director, Equal Employment Opportunity TERESA BAILEY
Director, Information Resources Management JAMES GETTER
Curator BARBARA WOLANIN
Communications Officer EVA MALECKI
Director, Procurement Division CYNTHIA BENNETT
Inspector General CAROL BATES
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