The Capitol, Washington, DC 20515

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CONSTITUTIONALLY MANDATED OFFICER

Speaker of the House	Paul D. Ryan


POLITICAL PARTY LEADERS

Majority Leader	Kevin O. McCarthy
Minority Leader	Nancy P. Pelosi


OFFICERS / OFFICIALS

Chaplain	Patrick J. Conroy
Chief Administrative Officer	Philip G. Kiko
Clerk	Karen L. Haas
Parliamentarian	Thomas J. Wickham, Jr.
Sergeant at Arms	Paul D. Irving

Organizational Chart

Overview

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. Representatives must be residents of the State from which they are chosen. In addition, 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, the Northern Mariana Islands, 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.

Officers

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 House leadership is structured essentially the same as the Senate, with the Members in the political parties responsible for the election of their respective leader and whips.

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; and the distribution of House documents. The Clerk is also charged with supervision of the offices 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 19 standing committees in the House of Representatives. The standing committees of the House of Representatives are shown in the list below. In addition, there are two select committees in the 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.

	STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Committee	Chair	Web Site
Agriculture	K. Michael Conaway	http://agriculture.house.gov
Appropriations	Rodney P. Frelinghuysen	http://appropriations.house.gov
Armed Services	W. McClellan Thornberry	https://armedservices.house.gov
Budget	Diane L. Black	http://budget.house.gov
Education and the Workforce	Virginia A. Foxx	http://edworkforce.house.gov
Energy and Commerce	Gregory P. Walden	https://energycommerce.house.gov
Ethics	Susan W. Brooks	http://ethics.house.gov
Financial Services	T. Jeb Hensarling	http://financialservices.house.gov
Foreign Affairs	Edward R. Royce	https://foreignaffairs.house.gov
Homeland Security	Michael T. McCaul	https://homeland.house.gov
House Administration	Gregory L. Harper	https://cha.house.gov
House Administration (Franking Office)	Rodney L. Davis	https://cha.house.gov/franking-commission
Judiciary	Robert W. Goodlatte	https://judiciary.house.gov
Natural Resources	Robert W. Bishop	http://naturalresources.house.gov
Oversight and Government Reform	Harold W. Gowdy III	https://oversight.house.gov
Rules	Peter A. Sessions	https://rules.house.gov
Rules (Minority)	Louise M. Slaughter (Ranking Member)	http://democrats.rules.house.gov
Science, Space, and Technology	Lamar S. Smith	https://science.house.gov
Small Business	Steven J. Chabot	http://smallbusiness.house.gov
Transportation and Infrastructure	William F. Shuster	http://transportation.house.gov
Veterans' Affairs	D. Phillip Roe	https://veterans.house.gov
Ways and Means	Kevin P. Brady	https://waysandmeans.house.gov

| https://www.house.gov/committees

Special Powers

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.

List of U.S. Representatives

STATE / DISTRICT	DISTRICT—PARTY AFFILIATION	CONTACT INFORMATION

Alabama
Bradley R. Byrne	01—Republican	https://byrne.house.gov
Martha Roby	02—Republican	http://roby.house.gov
Michael D. Rogers	03—Republican	https://mikerogers.house.gov
Robert B. Aderholt	04—Republican	https://aderholt.house.gov
Morris J. Brooks, Jr.	05—Republican	https://brooks.house.gov
Gary J. Palmer	06—Republican	https://palmer.house.gov
Terrycina A. Sewell	07—Democrat	https://sewell.house.gov

Alaska
Donald E. Young	At Large—Republican	http://donyoung.house.gov

American Samoa
Amata Coleman Radewagen—Delegate	At Large—Republican	https://radewagen.house.gov

Arizona
Thomas C. O'Halleran	01—Democrat	https://ohalleran.house.gov
Martha McSally	02—Republican	https://mcsally.house.gov
Raúl M. Grijalva	03—Democrat	https://grijalva.house.gov
Paul A. Gosar	04—Republican	http://gosar.house.gov
Andrew S. Biggs	05—Republican	https://biggs.house.gov
David Schweikert	06—Republican	https://schweikert.house.gov
Ruben M. Gallego	07—Democrat	https://rubengallego.house.gov
(vacancy)	08—	NA
Kyrsten Sinema	09—Democrat	https://sinema.house.gov

Arkansas
Eric A. Crawford	01—Republican	https://crawford.house.gov
J. French Hill	02—Republican	https://hill.house.gov
Stephen A. Womack	03—Republican	https://womack.house.gov
Bruce E. Westerman	04—Republican	https://westerman.house.gov

California
Douglas L. LaMalfa	01—Republican	http://lamalfa.house.gov
Jared W. Huffman	02—Democrat	https://huffman.house.gov
John R. Garamendi	03—Democrat	https://garamendi.house.gov
Thomas M. McClintock	04—Republican	https://mcclintock.house.gov
Michael C. Thompson	05—Democrat	https://mikethompson.house.gov
Doris O. Matsui	06—Democrat	https://matsui.house.gov
Amerish B. Bera	07—Democrat	https://bera.house.gov
Paul J. Cook	08—Republican	https://cook.house.gov
Gerald M. McNerney	09—Democrat	https://mcnerney.house.gov
Jeffrey J. Denham	10—Republican	https://denham.house.gov
Mark J. DeSaulnier	11—Democrat	https://desaulnier.house.gov
Nancy P. Pelosi	12—Democrat	https://pelosi.house.gov
Barbara J. Lee	13—Democrat	https://lee.house.gov
K. Jacqueline Speier	14—Democrat	https://speier.house.gov
Eric M. Swalwell	15—Democrat	https://swalwell.house.gov
James M. Costa	16—Democrat	https://costa.house.gov
Ro Khanna	17—Democrat	https://khanna.house.gov
Anna G. Eshoo	18—Democrat	https://eshoo.house.gov
Zoe Lofgren	19—Democrat	https://lofgren.house.gov
James V. Panetta	20—Democrat	https://panetta.house.gov
David G. Valadao	21—Republican	https://valadao.house.gov
Devin G. Nunes	22—Republican	https://nunes.house.gov
Kevin O. McCarthy	23—Republican	https://kevinmccarthy.house.gov
Salud O. Carbajal	24—Democrat	https://carbajal.house.gov
Stephen T. Knight	25—Republican	https://knight.house.gov
Julia A. Brownley	26—Democrat	https://juliabrownley.house.gov
Judy M. Chu	27—Democrat	https://chu.house.gov
Adam B. Schiff	28—Democrat	https://schiff.house.gov
Antonio Cárdenas	29—Democrat	https://cardenas.house.gov
Bradley J. Sherman	30—Democrat	https://sherman.house.gov
Peter R. Aguilar	31—Democrat	https://aguilar.house.gov
Grace F. Napolitano	32—Democrat	https://napolitano.house.gov
Ted W. Lieu	33—Democrat	https://lieu.house.gov
Jimmy Gomez	34—Democrat	https://gomez.house.gov
Norma J. Torres	35—Democrat	https://torres.house.gov
Raul Ruiz	36—Democrat	https://ruiz.house.gov
Karen R. Bass	37—Democrat	https://bass.house.gov
Linda T. Sánchez	38—Democrat	https://lindasanchez.house.gov
Edward R. Royce	39—Republican	http://royce.house.gov
Lucille Roybal-Allard	40—Democrat	https://roybal-allard.house.gov
Mark A. Takano	41—Democrat	https://takano.house.gov
Kenneth S. Calvert	42—Republican	http://calvert.house.gov
Maxine M. Waters	43—Democrat	https://waters.house.gov
Nanette Diaz Barragán	44—Democrat	https://barragan.house.gov
Marian K. Walters	45—Republican	https://walters.house.gov
J. Luis Correa	46—Democrat	https://correa.house.gov
Alan S. Lowenthal	47—Democrat	http://lowenthal.house.gov
Dana T. Rohrabacher	48—Republican	https://rohrabacher.house.gov
Darrell E. Issa	49—Republican	https://issa.house.gov
Duncan D. Hunter	50—Republican	https://hunter.house.gov
Juan C. Vargas	51—Democrat	http://vargas.house.gov
Scott H. Peters	52—Democrat	http://scottpeters.house.gov
Susan A. Davis	53—Democrat	https://susandavis.house.gov

Colorado
Diana L. DeGette	01—Democrat	http://degette.house.gov
Jared S. Polis	02—Democrat	http://polis.house.gov
Scott R. Tipton	03—Republican	http://tipton.house.gov
Kenneth R. Buck	04—Republican	https://buck.house.gov
Douglas L. Lamborn	05—Republican	http://lamborn.house.gov
Michael H. Coffman	06—Republican	http://coffman.house.gov
Edwin G. Perlmutter	07—Democrat	https://perlmutter.house.gov

Connecticut
John B. Larson	01—Democrat	https://larson.house.gov
Joseph Courtney	02—Democrat	https://courtney.house.gov
Rosa L. DeLauro	03—Democrat	https://delauro.house.gov
James A. Himes	04—Democrat	https://himes.house.gov
Elizabeth H. Esty	05—Democrat	https://esty.house.gov

Delaware
Lisa Blunt Rochester	At Large—Democrat	https://bluntrochester.house.gov

District of Columbia
Eleanor Holmes Norton—Delegate	At Large—Democrat	https://norton.house.gov

Florida
Matthew L. Gaetz II	01—Republican	https://gaetz.house.gov
Neal P. Dunn	02—Republican	https://dunn.house.gov
Theodore S. Yoho	03—Republican	http://yoho.house.gov
John H. Rutherford	04—Republican	https://rutherford.house.gov
Alfred J. Lawson, Jr.	05—Democrat	https://lawson.house.gov
Ronald D. DeSantis	06—Republican	https://desantis.house.gov
Stephanie N. Murphy	07—Democrat	https://stephaniemurphy.house.gov
William J. Posey	08—Republican	http://posey.house.gov
Darren M. Soto	09—Democrat	https://soto.house.gov
Valdez Butler Demings	10—Democrat	https://demings.house.gov
Daniel A. Webster	11—Republican	http://webster.house.gov
Gus M. Bilirakis	12—Republican	https://bilirakis.house.gov
Charlie J. Crist, Jr.	13—Democrat	https://crist.house.gov
Katherine A. Castor	14—Democrat	http://castor.house.gov
Dennis A. Ross	15—Republican	http://dennisross.house.gov
Vernon G. Buchanan	16—Republican	https://buchanan.house.gov
Thomas J. Rooney	17—Republican	https://rooney.house.gov
Brian J. Mast	18—Republican	https://mast.house.gov
L. Francis Rooney III	19—Republican	https://francisrooney.house.gov
Alcee L. Hastings	20—Democrat	http://alceehastings.house.gov
Lois J. Frankel	21—Democrat	http://frankel.house.gov
Theodore E. Deutch	22—Democrat	http://teddeutch.house.gov
Deborah Wasserman Schultz	23—Democrat	https://wassermanschultz.house.gov
Frederica S. Wilson	24—Democrat	https://wilson.house.gov
Mario R. Díaz-Balart	25—Republican	http://mariodiazbalart.house.gov
Carlos L. Curbelo	26—Republican	http://curbelo.house.gov
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen	27—Republican	http://ros-lehtinen.house.gov

Georgia
Earl L. Carter	01—Republican	http://buddycarter.house.gov
Sanford D. Bishop, Jr.	02—Democrat	http://bishop.house.gov
A. Drew Ferguson IV	03—Republican	https://ferguson.house.gov
Henry C. Johnson, Jr.	04—Democrat	https://hankjohnson.house.gov
John R. Lewis	05—Democrat	https://johnlewis.house.gov
Karen C. Handel	06—Republican	https://handel.house.gov
W. Robert Woodall	07—Republican	https://woodall.house.gov
J. Austin Scott	08—Republican	https://austinscott.house.gov
Douglas A. Collins	09—Republican	https://dougcollins.house.gov
Jody B. Hice	10—Republican	https://hice.house.gov
Barry D. Loudermilk	11—Republican	http://loudermilk.house.gov
Richard W. Allen	12—Republican	http://allen.house.gov
David A. Scott	13—Democrat	http://davidscott.house.gov
J. Thomas Graves, Jr.	14—Republican	http://tomgraves.house.gov

Guam
Madeleine Z. Bordallo—Delegate	At Large—Democrat	https://bordallo.house.gov

Hawaii
Colleen W. Hanabusa	01—Democrat	https://hanabusa.house.gov
Tulsi Gabbard	02—Democrat	https://gabbard.house.gov

Idaho
Raúl R. Labrador	01—Republican	https://labrador.house.gov
Michael K. Simpson	02—Republican	http://simpson.house.gov

Illinois
Bobby L. Rush	01—Democrat	http://rush.house.gov
Robin L. Kelly	02—Democrat	https://robinkelly.house.gov
Daniel W. Lipinski	03—Democrat	https://lipinski.house.gov
Luis V. Gutiérrez	04—Democrat	https://gutierrez.house.gov
Michael B. Quigley	05—Democrat	https://quigley.house.gov
Peter J. Roskam	06—Republican	https://roskam.house.gov
Danny K. Davis	07—Democrat	https://davis.house.gov
S. Raja Krishnamoorthi	08—Democrat	https://krishnamoorthi.house.gov
Janice D. Schakowsky	09—Democrat	https://schakowsky.house.gov
Bradley S. Schneider	10—Democrat	https://schneider.house.gov
William G. Foster	11—Democrat	http://foster.house.gov
Michael J. Bost	12—Republican	https://bost.house.gov
Rodney L. Davis	13—Republican	http://rodneydavis.house.gov
Randall M. Hultgren	14—Republican	http://hultgren.house.gov
John M. Shimkus	15—Republican	https://shimkus.house.gov
Adam D. Kinzinger	16—Republican	http://kinzinger.house.gov
Cheryl C. Bustos	17—Democrat	https://bustos.house.gov
Darin M. LaHood	18—Republican	https://lahood.house.gov

Indiana
Peter J. Visclosky	01—Democrat	https://visclosky.house.gov
Jacqueline S. Walorski	02—Republican	http://walorski.house.gov
James E. Banks	03—Republican	https://banks.house.gov
Theodore E. Rokita	04—Republican	http://rokita.house.gov
Susan W. Brooks	05—Republican	http://susanwbrooks.house.gov
A. Lucas Messer	06—Republican	https://messer.house.gov
André D. Carson	07—Democrat	http://carson.house.gov
Larry D. Bucshon	08—Republican	https://bucshon.house.gov
Joseph A. Hollingsworth III	09—Republican	https://hollingsworth.house.gov

Iowa
Rodney L. Blum	01—Republican	https://blum.house.gov
David W. Loebsack	02—Democrat	http://loebsack.house.gov
David E. Young	03—Republican	https://davidyoung.house.gov
Steven A. King	04—Republican	https://steveking.house.gov

Kansas
Roger W. Marshall	01—Republican	https://marshall.house.gov
Lynn M. Jenkins	02—Republican	https://lynnjenkins.house.gov
Kevin W. Yoder	03—Republican	http://yoder.house.gov
Ronald G. Estes	04—Republican	https://estes.house.gov

Kentucky
James R. Comer	01—Republican	https://comer.house.gov
S. Brett Guthrie	02—Republican	https://guthrie.house.gov
John A. Yarmuth	03—Democrat	https://yarmuth.house.gov
Thomas H. Massie	04—Republican	https://massie.house.gov
Harold D. Rogers	05—Republican	https://halrogers.house.gov
Garland H. Barr IV	06—Republican	https://barr.house.gov

Louisiana
Stephen J. Scalise	01—Republican	http://scalise.house.gov
Cedric L. Richmond	02—Democrat	https://richmond.house.gov
G. Clay Higgins	03—Republican	https://clayhiggins.house.gov
J. Michael Johnson	04—Republican	https://mikejohnson.house.gov
Ralph L. Abraham	05—Republican	https://abraham.house.gov
Garret N. Graves	06—Republican	https://garretgraves.house.gov

Maine
Chellie M. Pingree	01—Democrat	https://pingree.house.gov
Bruce L. Poliquin	02—Republican	https://poliquin.house.gov

Maryland
Andrew P. Harris	01—Republican	http://harris.house.gov
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger	02—Democrat	http://ruppersberger.house.gov
John P. Sarbanes	03—Democrat	https://sarbanes.house.gov
Anthony G. Brown	04—Democrat	https://anthonybrown.house.gov
Steny H. Hoyer	05—Democrat	https://hoyer.house.gov
John K. Delaney	06—Democrat	http://delaney.house.gov
Elijah E. Cummings	07—Democrat	https://cummings.house.gov
Jamin B. Raskin	08—Democrat	https://raskin.house.gov

Massachusetts
Richard E. Neal	01—Democrat	https://neal.house.gov
James P. McGovern	02—Democrat	http://mcgovern.house.gov
Nicola S. Tsongas	03—Democrat	https://tsongas.house.gov
Joseph P. Kennedy III	04—Democrat	https://kennedy.house.gov
Katherine M. Clark	05—Democrat	https://katherineclark.house.gov
Seth W. Moulton	06—Democrat	http://moulton.house.gov
Michael E. Capuano	07—Democrat	http://capuano.house.gov
Stephen F. Lynch	08—Democrat	http://lynch.house.gov
William R. Keating	09—Democrat	https://keating.house.gov

Michigan
John W. Bergman	01—Republican	https://bergman.house.gov
William P. Huizenga	02—Republican	http://huizenga.house.gov
Justin A. Amash	03—Republican	http://amash.house.gov
John R. Moolenaar	04—Republican	https://moolenaar.house.gov
Daniel T. Kildee	05—Democrat	http://dankildee.house.gov
Frederick S. Upton	06—Republican	http://upton.house.gov
Timothy L. Walberg	07—Republican	http://walberg.house.gov
Michael D. Bishop	08—Republican	https://mikebishop.house.gov
Sander M. Levin	09—Democrat	http://levin.house.gov
Paul Mitchell III	10—Republican	https://mitchell.house.gov
David A. Trott	11—Republican	https://trott.house.gov
Deborah A. Dingell	12—Democrat	https://debbiedingell.house.gov
(vacancy)	13—	NA
Brenda L. Lawrence	14—Democrat	https://lawrence.house.gov

Minnesota
Timothy J. Walz	01—Democrat	https://walz.house.gov
Jason M. Lewis	02—Republican	https://jasonlewis.house.gov
Erik P. Paulsen	03—Republican	https://paulsen.house.gov
Betty L. McCollum	04—Democrat	http://mccollum.house.gov
Keith M. Ellison	05—Democrat	https://ellison.house.gov
Thomas E. Emmer, Jr.	06—Republican	https://emmer.house.gov
Collin C. Peterson	07—Democrat	http://collinpeterson.house.gov
Richard M. Nolan	08—Democrat	http://nolan.house.gov

Mississippi
J. Trent Kelly	01—Republican	https://trentkelly.house.gov
Bennie G. Thompson	02—Democrat	https://benniethompson.house.gov
Gregory L. Harper	03—Republican	http://harper.house.gov
Steven M. Palazzo	04—Republican	http://palazzo.house.gov

Missouri
W. Lacy Clay, Jr.	01—Democrat	https://lacyclay.house.gov
Ann L. Wagner	02—Republican	http://wagner.house.gov
W. Blaine Luetkemeyer	03—Republican	http://luetkemeyer.house.gov
Vicky J. Hartzler	04—Republican	https://hartzler.house.gov
Emanuel Cleaver II	05—Democrat	http://cleaver.house.gov
Samuel B. Graves, Jr.	06—Republican	https://graves.house.gov
William H. Long	07—Republican	https://long.house.gov
Jason T. Smith	08—Republican	https://jasonsmith.house.gov

Montana
Gregory R. Gianforte	At Large—Republican	https://gianforte.house.gov

Nebraska
Jeffrey L. Fortenberry	01—Republican	https://fortenberry.house.gov
Donald J. Bacon	02—Republican	https://bacon.house.gov
Adrian M. Smith	03—Republican	http://adriansmith.house.gov

Nevada
A. Costandina Titus	01—Democrat	https://titus.house.gov
Mark E. Amodei	02—Republican	https://amodei.house.gov
Jacklyn S. Rosen	03—Democrat	https://rosen.house.gov
Ruben J. Kihuen	04—Democrat	https://kihuen.house.gov

New Hampshire
Carol Shea-Porter	01—Democrat	https://shea-porter.house.gov
Ann McLane Kuster	02—Democrat	http://kuster.house.gov

New Jersey
Donald W. Norcross	01—Democrat	https://norcross.house.gov
Frank A. LoBiondo	02—Republican	http://lobiondo.house.gov
Thomas C. MacArthur	03—Republican	https://macarthur.house.gov
Christopher H. Smith	04—Republican	http://chrissmith.house.gov
Joshua S. Gottheimer	05—Democrat	https://gottheimer.house.gov
Frank J. Pallone, Jr.	06—Democrat	https://pallone.house.gov
Leonard J. Lance	07—Republican	http://lance.house.gov
Albio B. Sires	08—Democrat	https://sires.house.gov
William J. Pascrell, Jr.	09—Democrat	http://pascrell.house.gov
Donald M. Payne, Jr.	10—Democrat	http://payne.house.gov
Rodney P. Frelinghuysen	11—Republican	https://frelinghuysen.house.gov
Bonnie Watson Coleman	12—Democrat	https://watsoncoleman.house.gov

New Mexico
Michelle Lujan Grisham	01—Democrat	https://lujangrisham.house.gov
Stevan E. Pearce	02—Republican	http://pearce.house.gov
Ben R. Luján	03—Democrat	https://lujan.house.gov

New York
Lee M. Zeldin	01—Republican	https://zeldin.house.gov
Peter T. King	02—Republican	http://peteking.house.gov
Thomas R. Suozzi	03—Democrat	https://suozzi.house.gov
Kathleen M. Rice	04—Democrat	http://kathleenrice.house.gov
Gregory W. Meeks	05—Democrat	http://meeks.house.gov
Grace Meng	06—Democrat	http://meng.house.gov
Nydia M. Velázquez	07—Democrat	https://velazquez.house.gov
Hakeem S. Jeffries	08—Democrat	http://jeffries.house.gov
Yvette D. Clarke	09—Democrat	https://clarke.house.gov
Jerrold L. Nadler	10—Democrat	http://nadler.house.gov
Daniel M. Donovan, Jr.	11—Republican	https://donovan.house.gov
Carolyn B. Maloney	12—Democrat	http://maloney.house.gov
Adriano D. Espaillat	13—Democrat	https://espaillat.house.gov
Joseph Crowley	14—Democrat	http://crowley.house.gov
José E. Serrano	15—Democrat	https://serrano.house.gov
Eliot L. Engel	16—Democrat	https://engel.house.gov
Nita M. Lowey	17—Democrat	https://lowey.house.gov
Sean P. Maloney	18—Democrat	http://seanmaloney.house.gov
John J. Faso	19—Republican	https://faso.house.gov
Paul D. Tonko	20—Democrat	https://tonko.house.gov
Elise M. Stefanik	21—Republican	https://stefanik.house.gov
Claudia Tenney	22—Republican	https://tenney.house.gov
Thomas W. Reed II	23—Republican	https://reed.house.gov
John M. Katko	24—Republican	https://katko.house.gov
Louise McIntosh Slaughter	25—Democrat	https://louise.house.gov
Brian M. Higgins	26—Democrat	http://higgins.house.gov
Christopher C. Collins	27—Republican	https://chriscollins.house.gov

North Carolina
George K. Butterfield	01—Democrat	http://butterfield.house.gov
George E.B. Holding	02—Republican	http://holding.house.gov
Walter B. Jones, Jr.	03—Republican	http://jones.house.gov
David E. Price	04—Democrat	https://price.house.gov
Virginia A. Foxx	05—Republican	http://foxx.house.gov
B. Mark Walker	06—Republican	https://walker.house.gov
David C. Rouzer	07—Republican	https://rouzer.house.gov
Richard L. Hudson, Jr.	08—Republican	https://hudson.house.gov
Robert M. Pittenger	09—Republican	https://pittenger.house.gov
Patrick T. McHenry	10—Republican	http://mchenry.house.gov
Mark R. Meadows	11—Republican	https://meadows.house.gov
Alma S. Adams	12—Democrat	http://adams.house.gov
Theodore P. Budd	13—Republican	https://budd.house.gov

North Dakota
Kevin J. Cramer	At Large—Republican	http://cramer.house.gov

Northern Mariana Islands
Gregorio Kilili Camacho Sablan—Delegate	At Large—Independent	http://sablan.house.gov

Ohio
Steven J. Chabot	01—Republican	http://chabot.house.gov
Brad R. Wenstrup	02—Republican	http://wenstrup.house.gov
Joyce B. Beatty	03—Democrat	http://beatty.house.gov
James D. Jordan	04—Republican	http://jordan.house.gov
Robert E. Latta	05—Republican	http://latta.house.gov
William L. Johnson	06—Republican	http://billjohnson.house.gov
Robert B. Gibbs	07—Republican	https://gibbs.house.gov
Warren E. Davidson	08—Republican	https://davidson.house.gov
Marcia C. Kaptur	09—Democrat	https://kaptur.house.gov
Michael R. Turner	10—Republican	https://turner.house.gov
Marcia L. Fudge	11—Democrat	https://fudge.house.gov
Patrick J. Tiberi	12—Republican	http://tiberi.house.gov
Timothy J. Ryan	13—Democrat	http://timryan.house.gov
David P. Joyce	14—Republican	https://joyce.house.gov
Steven E. Stivers	15—Republican	http://stivers.house.gov
James B. Renacci	16—Republican	https://renacci.house.gov

Oklahoma
James F. Bridenstine	01—Republican	http://bridenstine.house.gov
Markwayne Mullin	02—Republican	http://mullin.house.gov
Frank D. Lucas	03—Republican	http://lucas.house.gov
Thomas J. Cole	04—Republican	https://cole.house.gov
Steven D. Russell	05—Republican	https://russell.house.gov

Oregon
Suzanne M. Bonamici	01—Democrat	http://bonamici.house.gov
Gregory P. Walden	02—Republican	https://walden.house.gov
Earl Blumenauer	03—Democrat	https://blumenauer.house.gov
Peter A. DeFazio	04—Democrat	http://defazio.house.gov
W. Kurt Schrader	05—Democrat	http://schrader.house.gov

Pennsylvania
Robert A. Brady	01—Democrat	http://brady.house.gov
Dwight Evans	02—Democrat	https://evans.house.gov
George J. Kelly, Jr.	03—Republican	http://kelly.house.gov
Scott G. Perry	04—Republican	http://perry.house.gov
Glenn W. Thompson	05—Republican	http://thompson.house.gov
Ryan A. Costello	06—Republican	https://costello.house.gov
Patrick L. Meehan	07—Republican	https://meehan.house.gov
Brian K. Fitzpatrick	08—Republican	https://fitzpatrick.house.gov
William F. Shuster	09—Republican	https://shuster.house.gov
Thomas A. Marino	10—Republican	https://marino.house.gov
Louis J. Barletta	11—Republican	http://barletta.house.gov
Keith J. Rothfus	12—Republican	https://rothfus.house.gov
Brendan F. Boyle	13—Democrat	https://boyle.house.gov
Michael F. Doyle	14—Democrat	http://doyle.house.gov
Charles W. Dent	15—Republican	https://dent.house.gov
Lloyd K. Smucker	16—Republican	https://smucker.house.gov
Matthew A. Cartwright	17—Democrat	http://cartwright.house.gov
(vacancy)	18—	NA

Puerto Rico
Jenniffer A. González-Colón—Resident Commissioner	At Large—Republican	https://gonzalez-colon.house.gov

Rhode Island
David N. Cicilline	01—Democrat	http://cicilline.house.gov
James R. Langevin	02—Democrat	http://langevin.house.gov

South Carolina
Marshall C. Sanford, Jr.	01—Republican	https://sanford.house.gov
Addison G. Wilson	02—Republican	http://joewilson.house.gov
Jeffrey D. Duncan	03—Republican	http://jeffduncan.house.gov
Harold W. Gowdy III	04—Republican	https://gowdy.house.gov
Ralph W. Norman, Jr.	05—Republican	https://norman.house.gov
James E. Clyburn	06—Democrat	http://clyburn.house.gov
H. Thompson Rice, Jr.	07—Republican	http://rice.house.gov

South Dakota
Kristi L. Noem	At Large—Republican	https://noem.house.gov

Tennessee
D. Phillip Roe	01—Republican	http://roe.house.gov
John J. Duncan, Jr.	02—Republican	http://duncan.house.gov
Charles J. Fleischmann	03—Republican	http://fleischmann.house.gov
Scott E. DesJarlais	04—Republican	https://desjarlais.house.gov
James H.S. Cooper	05—Democrat	http://cooper.house.gov
Diane L. Black	06—Republican	http://black.house.gov
Marsha W. Blackburn	07—Republican	http://blackburn.house.gov
David F. Kustoff	08—Republican	https://kustoff.house.gov
Stephen I. Cohen	09—Democrat	https://cohen.house.gov

Texas
Louis B. Gohmert, Jr.	01—Republican	https://gohmert.house.gov
L. Theodore Poe	02—Republican	https://poe.house.gov
Samuel R. Johnson	03—Republican	http://samjohnson.house.gov
John L. Ratcliffe	04—Republican	https://ratcliffe.house.gov
T. Jeb Hensarling	05—Republican	http://hensarling.house.gov
Joseph L. Barton	06—Republican	https://joebarton.house.gov
John A. Culberson	07—Republican	http://culberson.house.gov
Kevin P. Brady	08—Republican	http://kevinbrady.house.gov
Alexander N. Green	09—Democrat	http://algreen.house.gov
Michael T. McCaul	10—Republican	http://mccaul.house.gov
K. Michael Conaway	11—Republican	http://conaway.house.gov
Kay M. Granger	12—Republican	http://kaygranger.house.gov
W. McClellan Thornberry	13—Republican	http://thornberry.house.gov
Randy K. Weber, Sr.	14—Republican	http://weber.house.gov
Vicente Gonzalez	15—Democrat	https://gonzalez.house.gov
Robert F. O'Rourke	16—Democrat	http://orourke.house.gov
William H. Flores	17—Republican	http://flores.house.gov
Sheila Jackson Lee	18—Democrat	http://jacksonlee.house.gov
Jodey Cook Arrington	19—Republican	https://arrington.house.gov
Joaquin Castro	20—Democrat	https://castro.house.gov
Lamar S. Smith	21—Republican	http://lamarsmith.house.gov
Peter G. Olson	22—Republican	https://olson.house.gov
William B. Hurd	23—Republican	https://hurd.house.gov
Kenny E. Marchant	24—Republican	https://marchant.house.gov
J. Roger Williams	25—Republican	http://williams.house.gov
Michael C. Burgess	26—Republican	http://burgess.house.gov
R. Blake Farenthold	27—Republican	http://farenthold.house.gov
Enrique R. Cuellar	28—Democrat	http://cuellar.house.gov
R. Eugene Green	29—Democrat	https://green.house.gov
Eddie Bernice Johnson	30—Democrat	http://ebjohnson.house.gov
John R. Carter	31—Republican	https://carter.house.gov
Peter A. Sessions	32—Republican	https://sessions.house.gov
Marc A. Veasey	33—Democrat	http://veasey.house.gov
Filemón B. Vela, Jr.	34—Democrat	https://vela.house.gov
Lloyd A. Doggett II	35—Democrat	https://doggett.house.gov
Brian Babin	36—Republican	http://babin.house.gov

Utah
Robert W. Bishop	01—Republican	http://robbishop.house.gov
Christopher D. Stewart	02—Republican	http://stewart.house.gov
John R. Curtis	03—Republican	https://curtis.house.gov
Ludmya B. Love	04—Republican	https://love.house.gov

Vermont
Peter F. Welch	At Large—Democrat	https://welch.house.gov

Virgin Islands
Stacey E. Plaskett—Delegate	At Large—Democrat	https://plaskett.house.gov

Virginia
Robert J. Wittman	01—Republican	http://wittman.house.gov
Scott W. Taylor	02—Republican	https://taylor.house.gov
Robert C. Scott	03—Democrat	http://bobbyscott.house.gov
A. Donald McEachin	04—Democrat	https://mceachin.house.gov
Thomas A. Garrett, Jr.	05—Republican	https://tomgarrett.house.gov
Robert W. Goodlatte	06—Republican	https://goodlatte.house.gov
David A. Brat	07—Republican	http://brat.house.gov
Donald S. Beyer, Jr.	08—Democrat	http://beyer.house.gov
H. Morgan Griffith	09—Republican	http://morgangriffith.house.gov
Barbara J. Comstock	10—Republican	https://comstock.house.gov
Gerald E. Connolly	11—Democrat	https://connolly.house.gov

Washington
Suzan K. DelBene	01—Democrat	https://delbene.house.gov
Richard R. Larsen	02—Democrat	http://larsen.house.gov
Jaime L. Herrera Beutler	03—Republican	http://herrerabeutler.house.gov
Daniel M. Newhouse	04—Republican	https://newhouse.house.gov
Cathy A. McMorris Rodgers	05—Republican	http://mcmorris.house.gov
Derek C. Kilmer	06—Democrat	https://kilmer.house.gov
Pramila Jayapal	07—Democrat	https://jayapal.house.gov
David G. Reichert	08—Republican	http://reichert.house.gov
D. Adam Smith	09—Democrat	https://adamsmith.house.gov
Dennis L. Heck	10—Democrat	http://dennyheck.house.gov

West Virginia
David B. McKinley	01—Republican	https://mckinley.house.gov
Alexander X. Mooney	02—Republican	https://mooney.house.gov
Evan H. Jenkins	03—Republican	https://evanjenkins.house.gov

Wisconsin
Paul D. Ryan	01—Republican	http://paulryan.house.gov
Mark Pocan	02—Democrat	http://pocan.house.gov
Ronald J. Kind	03—Democrat	https://kind.house.gov
Gwendolynne S. Moore	04—Democrat	https://gwenmoore.house.gov
F. James Sensenbrenner, Jr.	05—Republican	http://sensenbrenner.house.gov
Glenn S. Grothman	06—Republican	http://grothman.house.gov
Sean P. Duffy	07—Republican	https://duffy.house.gov
Michael J. Gallagher	08—Republican	https://gallagher.house.gov

Wyoming
Elizabeth L. Cheney	At Large—Republican	https://cheney.house.gov

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THE ABOVE LIST OF 435 REPRESENTATIVES WAS UPDATED 12–2017.
The Resident Commissioner and Delegates are not counted as Members.
Republicans are 239; Democrats are 193; and there are 3 vacancies.

| https://www.house.gov

Sources of Information

Art Competition

Each spring, the Congressional Institute sponsors a nationwide high school visual art competition to recognize and encourage artistic talent. Students submit their entries to their Representative’s office, and panels of district artists select the winning artwork, which is displayed at the U.S. Capitol for 1 year.

http://www.house.gov/content/educate/art_competition

Campaign Finance

The Federal Election Commission maintains a campaign finance database that contains information on candidates, including congressional candidates, who file reports with the Commission. Users of the online "Candidate and Committee Viewer" can sort data and download them. The data presentations consist of biennial summaries, report summaries, and report images and downloads.

http://www.fec.gov/finance/disclosure/candcmte_info.shtml?tabIndex=1

Campaign Web Sites

The Library of Congress maintains a database of "Archived Web Sites" that includes thousands of official campaign Web sites. Former congressional candidates' Web sites are part of this collection.

https://www.loc.gov/websites

Career Opportunities

The House Vacancy Announcement and Placement Service assists House Members, committees, and leadership by posting job vacancies and maintaining a resume bank. The Service provides confidential referral of resumes when House offices request them. Information on submitting a resume is available online.

http://www.house.gov/content/jobs/members_and_committees.php

To apply for positions with House organizations, read the individual vacancy announcements and follow the instructions.

http://www.house.gov/content/jobs/vacancies.php

Committees

Information on House committees is available on House.gov.

http://www.house.gov/committees

Additional information is available on the Office of the Clerk's Web site.

http://clerk.house.gov/committee_info/index.aspx

Congressional Record

Starting with the year 1995, the official record of the proceedings and debates of the U.S. Congress is available on Congress.gov.

https://www.congress.gov/congressional-record

Starting with the year 1994, the official record of the proceedings and debates of the U.S. Congress is available on the Government Publishing Office's govinfo website.

https://www.govinfo.gov/app/collection/crec

Directories

The Web site House.gov has a directory that contains the committee assignment, congressional district, name, phone number, political affiliation, and room number of each Member of the U.S. House of Representatives, as well as the Uniform Resources Locator (URL) the leads to his or her Web site.

http://www.house.gov/representatives

The online "Biographical Directory of the United States Congress, 1774–Present," allows visitors to search for Members of Congress—past and present—by first or last name, political affiliation, position, State, or year or Congress.

http://bioguide.congress.gov/biosearch/biosearch.asp

Present and former Members of Congress have control numbers associated with their records in the "Biographical Directory of the United States Congress." Member IDs or "BioGuide IDs" serve as metadata within Congress.gov and legislative documents that the Government Publishing Office publishes.

https://www.congress.gov/help/field-values/member-bioguide-ids

Find a Representative

A Zip code-based search tool is available on House.gov for locating a representative.

http://www.house.gov/representatives/find

Educational Resources

The Office of the Clerk's Web site features educational and entertaining information on the legislative branch of the Government for students of all ages. Its Kids in the House Web site explains the role of the House of Representatives, describes the legislative process, and covers House history.

http://kids.clerk.house.gov

Adults seeking to learn about commissions, committees, House history, House leadership, Representatives, rules, or a Representative's schedule may benefit from "The House Explained" section on House.gov.

http://www.house.gov/content/learn

Glossary

The Office of the Clerk's Web site features a short glossary for children.

http://kids.clerk.house.gov/young-learners/glossary.html

House.gov features a glossary of terms related to congressional records.

http://history.house.gov/Records-and-Research/FAQs/Congressional-Glossary/

House.gov features a glossary of records management terms.

http://history.house.gov/Records-and-Research/FAQs/Records-Glossary/

The "Statement of Disbursements" is a quarterly public report of all receipts and expenditures for U.S. House of Representatives committees, leadership, Members, and officers and offices. To help the general public read this report, House.gov maintains an online glossary.

http://disbursements.house.gov/glossary.shtml

History

The House of Representative's "History, Art and Archives" Web site features resources and a trove of information, including online collections, exhibitions, publications, and records.

http://history.house.gov

Member Profiles

The "Members of the U.S. Congress" database contains profiles for Representatives who have held office since 1973 or were still serving in the 93d Congress. Users of the database can filter profiles by chamber, Congress, political affiliation, and State or U.S. Territory. A Member profile includes the following: dates of service, district number and State, party affiliation, and a picture when available, as well as a link to the Member's entry in the "Biographical Directory of the United States Congress, 1774–Present" and a link to remarks made in the "Congressional Record." A profile also includes the list of legislation that the Member sponsored and cosponsored.

https://www.congress.gov/members

Membership / Party Divisions

The Office of the Clerk's "Congressional Profile" Web page keeps a tally of the number of Democrats, Independents, Republicans, and vacant seats in both the House of Representatives and the Senate.

http://clerk.house.gov/member_info/cong.aspx

Publications

The Congressional Directory, Rules and Manual of the House of Representatives, and telephone directory for the House of Representatives are available from the Government Publishing Office's bookstore. Phone, 202-512-0132.

https://www.gpo.gov/about/bookstore.htm | Email: mainbks@gpo.gov