PUBLIC FORUM MAGAZINE

JANUARY 23, 2010

THE U.S SENATE FOR THE 111TH CONGRESS

U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE MEMBERS OF THE 111TH CONGRESS FROM: ALABAMA, ALASKA, ARIZONA, ARKANSAS CALIFORNIA, COLORADO CONNECTICUT, DELAWARE, FLORIDA GEORGIA, HAWAII, IDAHO ILLINOIS, INDIANA, IOWA, KANSAS, KENTUCKY, LOUISIANA MAINE, MARYLAND, MASSACHUSETTS, MICHIGAN, MINNESOTA, MISSISSIPPI MISSOURI, MONTANA, NEBRASKA

NEVADA, NEW HAMPSHIRE, NEW JERSEY, NEW MEXICO, NEW YORK NORTH CAROLINA, NORTH DAKOTA OHIO, OKLAHOMA, OREGON, PENNSYLVANIA, RHODE ISLAND, SOUTH CAROLINA, SOUTH DAKOTA TENNESSEE, TEXAS, UTAH, VERMONT, VIRGINIA, WASHINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA, WISCONSIN, WYOMING

THE U.S SENATE FOR THE 111TH CONGRESS What is new? On January 19, 2010, in a special election, the voters of Massachusetts elected Scott Brown to fill the seat of the late Senator Edward M. Kennedy. The election was unique and historic in that Brown is a Republican in a state that has elected Democrats to the Senate for decades. The election was surrounded by national attention because the loss of the seat by Democrats means they lost their super majority to fend off all filibusters and was of utmost importance to the fate of the pending health insurance legislation. Opponents of the health insurance legislation were speculating that the Senate leadership would not seat Brown in order to first pass this bill if it returned from the House where it has been awaiting further action. Democratic congressional leaders and the White House soon decided that their determination to pass an unpopular bill led to loss of the seat and after many months of refusing to acknowledge they were on the wrong course, gave up their resistance to popular public opinion. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced that there would be no further action on this legislation at this time. The entire House is up for re-election this year and many Senate seats are as well including those of Senators who announced and are expected to announce retirement. Republican supporters see this as a victory and a prelude to dissatisfaction with the congressional democratic members and senators who persisted in seeking to pass the bill despite public opinion to the contrary. It remains to be seen whether the public antagonism will continue or whether the defeat of the bill will take the wind out of the sails of the move toward Republican candidates who won the governorships in the important states of Virginia and New Jersey, as well as this Massachusetts seat. There are other actions from this Congress and White House that have had voters buzzing, the prosecution of terrorists in civilian court rather than military; the public perception of the administration's competence and priorities in the vigilance against terrorists and their actions; the hesitations of the White House to pursue vigorous action in Afghanistan and Iraq; the state of the economy and the Obama view of how to handle it; the going after banks that has many wondering what the administration's goals really are, are among the many controversial actions that has the public still concerned about the leadership of the country. It is ironic that the very Senator, Edward M. Kennedy, who devoted his later years to furthering health care and died while continuing that work, had his seat taken by a Republican because of the public disquietude over that very bill he wanted so much. It is also noteworthy that members of his Massacusetts family who could have decided to seek that seat and try to pass the bill from a very public stance instead of from the sidelines declined the opportunity to continue his public work, not to pick up the standard, and let his flame die out, his son, Patrick's position as a congressman from Rhode Island, notwithstanding. One wonders whether the others have lost taste for political battles from the public arena, or whether it is what happens to the younger generations after the older ones have gone. Except for Patrick, was politics only Ted's battle? It looks as though it was, and that is the sad part. The youngsters see what the toll is on family and personal sacrifice and decide the price is too high for them. He should have had a relative to carry on his fight from the Senate, even if it was a losing one. Hail and farewell.
STATE	SENATORS / PARTY
ALABAMA	JEFF SESSIONS (R)	RICHARD SHELBY (R)
ALASKA	MARK BEGICH (D)	LISA MURKOWSKI (R)
ARIZONA	JOHN MCCAIN (R)	JON KYL (R)
ARKANSAS	MARK PRYOR (D)	BLANCHE LINCOLN (D)
CALIFORNIA	BARBARA BOXER (D)	DIANNE FEINSTEIN (D)
COLORADO	MARK UDALL (D)	MICHAEL BENNET (D)
CONNECTICUT	CHRISTOPHER DODD (D)	JOSEPH LIEBERMAN (I/D)
DELAWARE	TED KAUFMAN (D)	TOM CARPER (D)
FLORIDA	GEORGE LEMIEUX (R)	BILL NELSON (D)
GEORGIA	SAXBY CHAMBLISS (R)	JOHNNY ISAKSON (R)
HAWAII	DANIEL INOUYE (D)	DANIEL AKAKA (D)
IDAHO	JIM RISCH (R)	MIKE CRAPO (R)
ILLINOIS	RICHARD DURBIN (D)	ROLAND BURRIS (D)
INDIANA	EVAN BAYH (D)	RICHARD LUGAR (R)
IOWA	TOM HARKIN (D)	CHARLES GRASSLEY (R)
KANSAS	PAT ROBERTS (R)	SAM BROWNBACK (R)
KENTUCKY	MITCH MCCONNELL (R)	JIM BUNNING (R)
LOUISIANA	MARY LANDRIEU (D)	DAVID VITTER (R)
MAINE	SUSAN COLLINS (R)	OLYMPIA SNOWE (R)
MARYLAND	BARBARA MIKULSKI (D)	BEN CARDIN (D)
MASSACHUSETTS	JOHN KERRY (D)	SCOTT BROWN (R)
MICHIGAN	CARL LEVIN (D)	DEBBIE STABENOW (D)
MINNESOTA	AL FRANKEN (D)	AMY KLOBUCHAR (D)
MISSISSIPPI	THAD COCHRAN (R)	ROGER WICKER (R)
MISSOURI	CLAIRE MCCASKILL (D)	CHRIS BOND (R)
MONTANA	MAX BAUCUS (D)	JON TESTER (D)
NEBRASKA	MIKE JOHANNS (R)	E. BENJAMIN NELSON (D)
NEVADA	HENRY REID (D)	JOHN ENSIGN (R)
NEW HAMPSHIRE	JEANNE SHAHEEN (D)	JUDD GREGG (R)
NEW JERSEY	FRANK LAUTENBERG (D)	ROBERT MENDENDEZ (D)
NEW MEXICO	TOM UDALL (D)	JEFF BINGAMAN (D)
NEW YORK	CHARLES SCHUMER (D)	KIRSTEN GILLIBRAND (D)
NORTH CAROLINA	KAY HAGAN (D)	RICHARD BURR (R)
NORTH DAKOTA	BYRON DORGAN (D)	KENT CONRAD (D)
OHIO	GEORGE VOINOVICH (R)	SHERROD BROWN (D)
OKLAHOMA	JIM INHOFE (R)	TOM COBURN (R)
OREGON	JEFF MERKLEY (D)	RON WYDEN (D)
PENNSYLVANIA	ARLEN SPECTER (D)	ROBERT CASEY, JR. (D)
RHODE ISLAND	JACK REED (D)	SHELDON WHITEHOUSE (D)
SOUTH CAROLINA	LINDSEY GRAHAM (R)	JIM DEMINT (R)
SOUTH DAKOTA	TIM JOHNSON (D)	JOHN THUNE (R)
TENNESSEE	LAMAR ALEXANDER (R)	BOB CORKER (R)
TEXAS	JOHN CORNYN (R)	KAY BAILEY HUTCHISON (R)
UTAH	ROBERT BENNETT (R)	ORRIN HATCH (R)
VERMONT	PATRICK LEAHY (D)	BERNIE SANDERS (I)
VIRGINIA	MARK WARNER (D)	JIM WEBB (D)
WASHINGTON	PATTI MURRAY (D)	MARIA CANTWELL (D)
WEST VIRGINIA	JAY ROCKEFELLER (D)	ROBERT BYRD (D)
WISCONSIN	RUSSELL FEINGOLD (D)	HERB KOHL (D)
WYOMING	MIKE ENZI (R)	JOHN BARRASSO (R)

THE UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FOR THE 111TH CONGRESS

ALABAMA, ALASKA, ARIZONA, ARKANSAS

ALABAMA
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	JO BONNER	R
02	BOBBY BRIGHT	D
03	MIKE ROGERS	R
04	ROBERT ADERHOLT	R
05	PARKER GRIFFITH	D
06	SPENCER BACHUS	R
07	ART DAVIS	D

ALASKA
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
A/L	DON YOUNG	R

ARIZONA
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	ANN KIRKPATRICK	D
02	TRENT FRANKS	R
03	JOHN SHADEGG	R
04	ED PASTOR	D
05	HARRY MITCHELL	D
06	JEFF FLAKE	R
07	RAUL GRIJALVA	D
08	GABRIELLE GIFFORDS	D

ARKANSAS
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	MARION BERRY	D
02	VIC SNYDER	D
03	JOHN BOOZMAN	R
04	MIKE ROSS	D

CALIFORNIA, COLORADO

CALIFORNIA
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	MIKE THOMPSON	D
02	WALLY HERGER	R
03	DAN LUNGREN	R
04	TOM MCCLINOCK	R
05	ROBERT T. MATSUI	D
06	LYNN WOOLSEY	D
07	GEORGE MILLER	D
08	NANCY PELOSI	D
09	BARBARA LEE	D
10	JOHN GARAMENDI	D
11	JERRY MCNERNEY	D
12	JACKIE SPEIER	D
13	PETE FORTNEY STARK	D
14	ANNA G. ESHOO	D
15	MICHAEL M. HONDA	D
16	ZOE LOFGREN	D
17	SAM FARR	D
18	DENNIS CARDOZA	D
19	GEORGE RADANOVICH	R
20	JIM COSTA	D
21	DEVIN NUNES	R
22	KEVIN MCCARTHY	R
23	LOIS CAPPS	D
24	ELTON GALLEGLY	R
25	HOWARD MCKEON	R
26	DAVID DRIER	R
27	BOB SHERMAN	D
28	HOWARD BERMAN	D
29	ADAM SCHIFF	D
30	HENRY WAXMAN	D
31	XAVIER BECERRA	D
32	JUDY CHU	D
33	DIANE WATSON	D
34	LUCILLE ROYBAL-ALLARD	D
35	MAXINE WATERS	D
36	JANE HARMAN	D
37	LAURA RICHARDSON	D
38	GRACE NAPOLITANO	D
39	LINDA SANCHEZ	D
40	EDWARD ROYCE	R
41	JERRY LEWIS	R
42	GARY MILLER	R
43	JOE BACA	D
44	KEN CALVERT	R
45	MARY BONO MACK	R
46	DANA ROHRABACHER	R
47	LORETTA SANCHEZ	D
48	JOHN CAMPBELL	R
49	DARRELL ISSA	R
50	BRIAN BILBRAY	R
51	BOB FILNER	D
52	DUNCAN HUNTER	R
53	SUSAN DAVIS	D

COLORADO
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	DIANA DEGETTE	D
02	JARED POLIS	D
03	JOHN SALAZAR	D
04	BETSY MARKEY	D
05	DOUG LAMBORN	R
06	MIKE COFFMAN	R
07	ED PERLMUTTER	D

CONNECTICUT, DELAWARE, FLORIDA

CONNECTICUT
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	JOHN LARSON	D
02	JOE COURTNEY	D
03	ROSA DELAURO	D
04	JIM HIMES	D
05	CHRIS MURPHY	D

DELAWARE
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
AT LARGE	MICHAEL CASTLE	R

FLORIDA
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	JEFF MILLER	R
02	ALLEN BOYD	D
03	CORRINE BROWN	D
04	ANDER CRENSHAW	R
05	GINNY BROWN-WAITE	R
06	CLIFF STEARNS	R
07	JOHN MICA	R
08	ALAN GRAYSON	D
09	GUS BILIRAKIS	R
10	C. W. BILL YOUNG	R
11	KATHY CASTOR	D
12	ADAM PUTNAM	R
13	VERN BUCHANAN	R
14	CONNIE MACK IV	R
15	BILL POSEY	R
16	TOM ROONEY	R
17	KENDRICK MEEK	D
18	ILEANA ROS-LEHTINEN	R
19	ROBERT WEXLER	D
20	DEBBIE WASSERMAN SCHULTZ	D
21	LINCOLN DIAZ-BALART	R
22	RON KLEIN	D
23	ALCEE HASTINGS	D
24	SUZANNE KOSMAS	D
25	MARIO DIAZ-BALART	R

GEORGIA, HAWAII, IDAHO

GEORGIA
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	JACK KINGSTON	R
02	SANFORD D. BISHOP, JR.	D
03	LYNN WESTMORELAND	R
04	HANK JOHNSON	D
05	JOHN LEWIS	D
06	TOM PRICE	R
07	JOHN LINDER	R
08	JIM MARSHALL	D
09	NATHAN DEAL	R
10	PAUL BROUN	R
11	PHIL GINGREY	R
12	JOHN BARROW	D
13	DAVID SCOTT	D

HAWAII
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	NEIL ABERCROMBIE	D
02	MAZIE HIRONO	D

IDAHO
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	WALT MINNICK	D
02	MICHAEL SIMPSON	R

ILLINOIS, INDIANA, IOWA, KANSAS, KENTUCKY, LOUISIANA

ILLINOIS
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	BOBBY RUSH	D
02	JESSE JACKSON, JR.	D
03	DANIEL LIPINSKI	D
04	LUIS GUTIERREZ	D
05	MIKE QUIGLEY	D
06	PETER ROSKAM	R
07	DANNY DAVIS	D
08	MELISSA BEAN	D
09	JANICE SCHAKOWSKY	D
10	MARK STEVEN KIRK	R
11	DEBBIE HALVORSON	D
12	JERRY COSTELLO	D
13	JUDY BIGGERT	R
14	BILL FOSTER	D
15	TIMOTHY JOHNSON	R
16	DONALD MANZULLO	R
17	PHIL HARE	D
18	AARON SCHOOK	R
19	JOHN SHIMKUS	R

INDIANA
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	PETER VISCLOSKY	D
02	JOE DONNELLY	D
03	MARK SOUDER	R
04	STEVE BUYER	R
05	DAN BURTON	R
06	MIKE PENCE	R
07	ANDRE CARSON	D
08	BRAD ELLSWORTH	D
09	BARON HILL	D

IOWA
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	BRUCE BRALEY	D
02	DAVID LOEBSACH	D
03	LEONARD BOSWELL	D
04	TOM LATHAM	R
05	STEVE KING	R

KANSAS
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	JERRY MORAN	R
02	LYNN JENKINS	R
03	DENNIS MOORE	D
04	TODD TIAHRT	R

KENTUCKY
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	ED WHITFIELD	R
02	BRETT GUTHRIE	R
03	JOHN YARMUTH	D
04	GEOFF DAVIS	R
05	HAROLD ROGERS	R
06	BEN CHANDLER	D

LOUISIANA
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	STEVE SCALISE	R
02	ANH CAO	R
03	CHARLIE MELANCON	D
04	JOHN FLEMING	R
05	RODNEY ALEXANDER	R
06	BILL CASSIDY	R
07	CHARLES BOUSTANY	R

MAINE, MARYLAND, MASSACHUSETTS, MICHIGAN, MINNESOTA, MISSISSIPPI

MAINE
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	CHELLIE PINGREE	D
02	MICHAEL MICHAUD	D

MARYLAND
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	FRANK KRATOVIL	D
02	CA RUPPERSBERGER	D
03	JOHN SARBANES	D
04	DONNA EDWARDS	D
05	STENY HOYER	D
06	ROSCOE BARTLETT	R
07	ELIJAH CUMMINGS	D
08	CHRISTOHER VAN HOLLEN	D

MASSACHUSETTS
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	JOHN OLVER	D
02	RICHARD NEAL	D
03	JAMES MCGOVERN	D
04	BARNEY FRANK	D
05	NIKI TSONGAS	D
06	JOHN TIERNEY	D
07	EDWARD MARKEY	D
08	MICHAEL CAPUANO	D
09	STEPHEN LYNCH	D
10	WILLIAM DELAHUNT	D

MICHIGAN
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	BART STUPAK	D
02	PETER HOEKSTRA	R
03	VERNON EHLERS	R
04	DAVE CAMP	R
05	DALE KILDEE	D
06	FRED UPTON	R
07	MARK SCHAUER	D
08	MIKE ROGERS	R
09	GARY PETERS	D
10	CANDICE MILLER	R
11	THADDEUS MCCOTTER	R
12	SANDER LEVIN	D
13	CAROLYN KILPATRICK	D
14	JOHN CONYERS, JR.	D
15	JOHN DINGELL	D

MINNESOTA
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	TIM WALZ	D
02	JOHN KLINE	R
03	ERIK PAULSEN	R
04	BETTY MCCOLLUM	D
05	KEITH ELLISON	D
06	MICHELE BACHMAN	R
07	COLLIN PETERSON	D
08	JAMES OBERSTAR	D

MISSISSIPPI
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	TRAVIS CHILDERS	D
02	BENNIE THOMPSON	D
03	GREGG HARPER	R
04	GENE TAYLOR	D

MISSOURI, MONTANA, NEBRASKA

MISSOURI
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	WILLIAM CLAY	D
02	W. TODD AKIN	R
03	RUSS CARNAHAN	D
04	IKE SKELTON	D
05	EMANUEL CLEAVER	D
06	SAM GRAVES	R
07	RAY BLUNT	R
08	JO ANN EMERSON	R
09	BLAINE LUETKEMEYER	R

MONTANA
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
AT LARGE	DENNIS REHBERG	R

NEBRASKA
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	JEFF FORTENBERRY	R
02	LEE TERRY	R
03	ADRIAN SMITH	R

NEVADA, NEW HAMPSHIRE, NEW JERSEY, NEW MEXICO, NEW YORK

NEVADA
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	SHELLEY BERKLEY	D
02	DEAN HELLER	R
03	DINA TITUS	D

NEW HAMPSHIRE
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	CAROL SHEA-PORTER	D
02	PAUL HODES	D

NEW JERSEY
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	ROBERT ANDREWS	D
02	FRANK LOBIONDO	R
03	JOHN ADLER	D
04	CHRISTOPHER SMITH	R
05	F. SCOTT GARRETT	R
06	FRANK PALLONE, JR.	D
07	LEONARD LANCE	R
08	BILL PASCRELL, JR.	D
09	STEVEN ROTHMAN	D
10	DONALD PAYNE	D
11	RODNEY FRELINGHUYSEN	R
12	RUSH HOLT	D
13	ALBIO SIRES	D

NEW MEXICO
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	MARTIN HEINRICH	D
02	HARRY TEAGUE	D
03	BEN LUJAN	D

NEW YORK
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	TIM BISHOP	D
02	STEVE ISRAEL	D
03	PETER KING	R
04	CAROLYN MCCARTHY	D
05	GARY ACKERMAN	D
06	GREGORY MEEKS	D
07	JOSEPH CROWLEY	D
08	JERROLD NADLER	D
09	ANTHONY WEINER	D
10	EDOLPHUS TOWNS	D
11	YVETTE CLARK	D
12	NYDIA VELAZQUEZ	D
13	MICHAEL MCMAHON	D
14	CAROLYN MALONEY	D
15	CHARLES RANGEL	D
16	JOSE SERRANO	D
17	ELIOT ENGEL	D
18	NITA LOWEY	D
19	JOHN HALL	D
20	SCOTT MURPHY	D
21	PAUL TONKO	D
22	MAURICE HINCHEY	D
23	BILL OWENS	D
24	MIKE ARCURI	D
25	DANIEL MAFFEI	D
26	CHRISTOPHER LEE	R
27	BRIAN HIGGINS	D
28	LOUISE SLAUGHTER	D
29	ERIC MASSA	D

NORTH CAROLINA, NORTH DAKOTA

NORTH CAROLINA
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	G. BUTTERFIELD	D
02	BOB ETHERIDGE	D
03	WALTER B. JONES	R
04	DAVID PRICE	D
05	VIRGINIA FOXX	R
06	HOWARD COBLE	R
07	MIKE MCINTYRE	D
08	LARRY KISSELL	D
09	SUE MYRICK	R
10	PATRICK MCHENRY	R
11	HEATH SHULER	D
12	MELVIN WATT	D
13	BRAD MILLER	D

NORTH DAKOTA
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
AT LARGE	EARL POMEROY	D

OHIO, OKLAHOMA, OREGON, PENNSYLVANIA, RHODE ISLAND, SOUTH CAROLINA, SOUTH DAKOTA

OHIO
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	STEVE DRIEHAUS	D
02	JEAN SCHMIDT	R
03	MIKE TURNER	R
04	JIM JORDAN	D
05	ROBERT LATTA	R
06	CHARLIE WILSON	D
07	STEVE AUSTRIA	R
08	JOHN BOEHNER	R
09	MARCY KAPTUR	D
10	DENNIS KUCINICH	D
11	MARCIA FUDGE	D
12	PATRICK TIBERI	R
13	BETTY SUTTON	D
14	STEVEN LATOURETTE	R
15	MARY JO KILROY	D
16	JOHN BOCCIERI	D
17	TIM RYAN	D
18	ZACK SPACE	D

OKLAHOMA
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	JOHN SULLIVAN	R
02	DAN BOREN	D
03	FRANK LUCAS	R
04	TOM COLE	R
05	MARY FALLIN	R

OREGON
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	DAVID WU	D
02	GREG WALDEN	R
03	EARL BLUMENAUER	D
04	PETER DEFAZIO	D
05	KURT SCHRADER	D

PENNSYLVANIA
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	ROBERT BRADY	D
02	CHAKA FATTAH	D
03	KATHY DAHLKEMPER	D
04	JASON ALTMIRE	D
05	GLEN THOMPSON	R
06	JIM GERLACH	R
07	JOE SESTAK	D
08	PATRICK MURPHY	D
09	BILL SHUSTER	R
10	CHRIS CARNEY	D
11	PAUL KANJORSKI	D
12	JOHN MURTHA	D
13	ALLYSON SCHWARTZ	D
14	MICHAEL DOYLE	D
15	CHARLES DENT	R
16	JOSEPH PITTS	R
17	TIM HOLDEN	D
18	TIM MURPHY	R
19	TODD RUSSELL PLATTS	R

RHODE ISLAND
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	PATRICK J. KENNEDY	D
02	JAMES LANGEVIN	D

SOUTH CAROLINA
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	HENRY BROWN, JR.	R
02	A.G. WILSON	R
03	J. GRESHAM BARRETT	R
04	BOB INGLIS	R
05	JOHN SPRATT, JR.	D
06	JAMES CLYBURN	D

SOUTH DAKOTA
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
AT LARGE	STEPHANIE HERSETH-SANDLIN	D

TENNESSEE, TEXAS, UTAH, VERMONT, VIRGINIA, WASHINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA, WISCONSIN, WYOMING

TENNESSEE
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	PHIL ROE	R
02	JOHN J. DUNCAN, JR.	R
03	ZACH WAMP	R
04	LINCOLN DAVIS	D
05	JIM COOPER	D
06	BART GORDON	D
07	MARSHA BLACKBURN	R
08	JOHN TANNER	D
09	STEVE COHEN	D

TEXAS
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	LOUIE GOHMERT	R
02	TED POE	R
03	SAM JOHNSON	R
04	RALPH HALL	D
05	JEB HENSARLING	R
06	JOE BARTON	R
07	JOHN CULBERSON	R
08	KEVIN BRADY	R
09	AL GREEN	D
10	MICHAEL MCCAUL	R
11	MIKE CONAWAY	R
12	KAY GRANGER	R
13	MAC THORNBERRY	R
14	RON PAUL	R
15	RUBEN HINOJOSA	D
16	SILVESTRE REYES	D
17	CHET EDWARDS	D
18	SHEILA JACKSON-LEE	D
19	RANDY NEUGEBAUER	R
20	CHARLES GONZALEZ	D
21	LAMAR SMITH	R
22	PETE OLSON	R
23	CIRO RODRIGUEZ	D
24	KENNY MARCHANT	R
25	LLOYD DOGGETT	D
26	MICHAEL BURGESS	R
27	SOLOMON ORTIZ	D
28	HENRY CUELLAR	D
29	GENE GREEN	D
30	EDDIE BERNICE JOHNSON	D
31	JOHN CARTER	R
32	PETER SESSIONS	R

UTAH
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	BOB BISHOP	R
02	JIM MATHESON	D
03	JASON CHAFFETZ	R

VERMONT
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
AT LARGE	PETER WELCH	D

VIRGINIA
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	ROBERT WITTMAN	R
02	GLENN NYE	D
03	ROBERT SCOTT	D
04	RANDY FORBES	R
05	THOMAS PERRIELLO	D
06	BOB GOODLATTE	R
07	ERIC CANTOR	R
08	JAMES MORAN	D
09	RICK BOUCHER	D
10	FRANK WOLF	R
11	GERALD CONNOLLY	D

WASHINGTON
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	JAY INSLEE	D
02	RICK LARSEN	D
03	BRIAN BAIRD	D
04	DOC HASTINGS	R
05	CATHY MCMORRIS RODGERS	R
06	NORMAN DICKS	D
07	JIM MCDERMOTT	D
08	DAVE REICHERT	R
09	ADAM SMITH	D

WEST VIRGINIA
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	ALAN MOLLOHAN	D
02	SHELLEY CAPITO	R
03	NICK RAHALL II	D

WISCONSIN
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
01	PAUL RYAN	R
02	TAMMY BALDWIN	D
03	RON KIND	D
04	GWEN MOORE	D
05	JIM SENSENBRENNER	R
06	THOMAS PETRI	R
07	DAVID OBEY	D
08	STEVE KAGEN	D

WYOMING
DISTRICT	REPRESENTATIVE	PARTY
AT LARGE	CYNTHIA LUMMIS	R

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