[United States Government Manual]
[June 01, 2002]
[Pages 25-43]
[From the U.S. Government Publishing Office, www.gpo.gov]
CONGRESS
One Hundred and Seventh Congress, Second Session
The Senate
The Capitol, Washington, DC 20510
Phone, 202-224-3121. Internet, www.senate.gov.
President of the Senate (Vice President of the Dick Cheney
United States)
President pro tempore Robert C. Byrd
Majority Leader Thomas A. Daschle
Minority Leader Trent Lott
Secretary of the Senate Jeri Thomson
Sergeant at Arms Alfonso E. Lenhardt
Secretary for the Majority Martin P. Paone
Secretary for the Minority David J. Schiappa
Chaplain Lloyd J. Ogilvie
The House of Representatives
The Capitol, Washington, DC 20515
Phone, 202-225-3121. Internet, www.house.gov.
The Speaker J. Dennis Hastert
Clerk Jeff Trandahl
Sergeant at Arms Wilson L. Livingood
Chief Administrative Officer James M. Eagen III
Chaplain Rev. Daniel P.
Coughlin
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The Congress of the United States was created by Article I, section 1,
of the Constitution, adopted by the Constitutional Convention on
September 17, 1787, providing that ``All legislative Powers herein
granted shall be vested in a Congress of the United States, which shall
consist of a Senate and House of Representatives.''
The first Congress under the Constitution met on March 4, 1789, in the
Federal Hall in New York City. The membership then consisted of 20 \1\
Senators and 59 Representatives.
\1\New York ratified the Constitution on July 26, 1788, but did not
elect its Senators until July 15 and 16, 1789. North Carolina did not
ratify the Constitution until November 21, 1789; Rhode Island ratified
it on May 29, 1790.
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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 or in the Committee of the Whole House on
the State of the Union. They do, however, vote in the committees to
which they are assigned.
Officers The Vice President of the United States is the Presiding
Officer of the Senate; in his absence the duties are taken over by a
President pro tempore, elected by that body, or someone designated by
him. The Presiding Officer of the House of Representatives, the Speaker,
is elected by the House; he may designate any Member of the House to act
in his 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 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 of the Senate is elected by and serves as the
Executive Officer of that body. He directs and supervises the various
departments and facilities under his jurisdiction. He is
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also the Law Enforcement and Protocol Officer. As Law Enforcement
Officer, he has statutory power to make arrests; to locate absentee
Senators for a quorum; to enforce Senate rules and regulations as they
pertain to the Senate Chamber, the Senate wing of the Capitol, and the
Senate Office Buildings. He serves as a member of the Capitol Police
Board and as its chairman each odd year; and, subject to the Presiding
Officer, maintains order in the Senate Chamber. As Protocol Officer, he
is responsible for many aspects of ceremonial functions, including the
inauguration of the President of the United States; arranging funerals
of Senators who die in office; escorting the President when he addresses
a Joint Session of Congress or attends any function in the Senate; and
escorting heads of state when they visit the Senate.
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
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 select committees in
each House (one in the House of Representatives), 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 Congress
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House Committee Room \1\ Senate Committee Room \2\
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Agriculture................... 1301 Agriculture, SR-328A
Nutrition, and
Forestry.
Appropriations................ H218 Appropriations..... S-128
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Armed Services................ 2120 Armed Services..... SR-228
Budget........................ 309 Banking, Housing, SD-534
and Urban Affairs.
Education and the Workforce... 2181 Budget............. SD-621
Energy and Commerce........... 2125 Commerce, Science, SD-508
and Transportation.
Financial Services............ 2129 Energy and Natural SD-364
Resources.
Government Reform............. 2157 Environment and SD-410
Public Works.
House Administration.......... 1309 Ethics (Select SH-220
Committee).
Franking Commission:
Majority.................. 1309
Minority.................. 1216
International Relations....... 2170 Finance............ SD-219
Judiciary..................... 2138 Foreign Relations.. SD-446
Publications................ B29
Resources..................... 1324 Governmental SD-340
Affairs.
Rules......................... H312 Health, Education, SD-428
Labor and Pensions.
Minority.................... 234
Science....................... 2320 Indian Affairs..... SH-838
Small Business................ 2361 Intelligence SH-211
(Select Committee).
Standards of Official Conduct. HT2 Judiciary.......... SD-224
Office of Advice and HT2
Education.
Transportation and 2165 Rules and SR-305
Infrastructure. Administration.
Veterans' Affairs............. 335 Small Business..... SR-428A
Ways and Means................ 1102 Veterans' Affairs.. SR-412
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\1\ Room numbers with three digits are in the Cannon House Office
Building, four digits beginning with 1 are in the Longworth House
Office Building, and four digits beginning with 2 are in the Rayburn
House Office Building. Room numbers preceded by H or HT are in the
House wing of the Capitol Building.
\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 Congress are published in the
Congressional Record, which is issued each day when Congress is in
session. Publication of the Record began March 4, 1873; it was the first
record of debate officially reported, printed, and published directly by
the Federal Government. The Daily Digest of the Congressional Record,
printed in the back of each issue of the Record, summarizes the
proceedings of that day in each House, and each of their committees and
subcommittees, respectively. The Digest also presents the legislative
program for each day and, at the end of the week, gives the program for
the following week. Its publication was begun March 17, 1947.
Sessions Section 4 of Article I of the Constitution makes it mandatory
that ``The Congress shall assemble at least once in every Year. . . .''
Under this provision, also, the date for convening Congress was
designated originally as the first Monday in December, ``unless they
shall by Law appoint a different Day.'' Eighteen acts were passed, up to
1820, providing for the meeting of Congress on other days of the year.
From 1820 to 1934, however, Congress met regularly on the first Monday
in December. In 1934 the Twentieth Amendment changed the convening of
Congress to January 3, unless Congress ``shall by law appoint a
different day.'' In addition, the President, according to Article II,
section 3, of the Constitution ``may, on extraordinary Occasions,
convene both Houses, or either of them, and in Case of Disagreement
between them, with Respect to the Time of Adjournment, he may adjourn
them to such Time as he shall think proper. . . .''
Powers of Congress Article I, section 8, of the Constitution defines
the powers of Congress. Included are the powers to assess and collect
taxes--called the chief power; to regulate commerce, both interstate and
foreign; to coin money; to establish post offices and post roads; to
establish courts inferior to the Supreme Court; to declare war; and to
raise and 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
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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 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;
--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
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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 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 thomas.loc.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.
Senators
[Democrats in roman (50); Republicans in italic (49); Independents in
bold (1); total, 100]
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.
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Name State Room
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Akaka, Daniel K (D)............... Hawaii................... SH141
Allard, Wayne (R)................. Colorado................. SD525
Allen, George (R)................. Virginia................. SR204
Baucus, Max (D)................... Montana.................. SH511
Bayh, Evan (D).................... Indiana.................. SR463
Bennett, Robert F (D)............. Utah..................... SD431
Biden, Joseph R., Jr (D).......... Delaware................. SR221
Bingaman, Jeff (D)................ New Mexico............... SH703
Bond, Christopher S (R)........... Missouri................. SR274
Boxer, Barbara (D)................ California............... SH112
Breaux, John B (D)................ Louisiana................ SH503
Brownback, Sam (R)................ Kansas................... SH303
Bunning, Jim (R).................. Kentucky................. SH316
Burns, Conrad (R)................. Montana.................. SD187
Byrd, Robert C (D)................ West Virginia............ SH311
Campbell, Ben Nighthorse (R)...... Colorado................. SR380
Cantwell, Maria (D)............... Washington............... SH717
Carnahan, Jean (D)................ Missouri................. SH517
Carper, Thomas R (D).............. Delaware................. SH513
Chafee, Lincoln D (R)............. Rhode Island............. SR141A
Cleland, Max (D).................. Georgia.................. SD461
Clinton, Hillary Rodham (D)....... New York................. SR476
Cochran, Thad (R)................. Mississippi.............. SR326
Collins, Susan M (R).............. Maine.................... SR172
Conrad, Kent (D).................. North Dakota............. SH530
Corzine, Jon S (D)................ New Jersey............... SH502
Craig, Larry E (R)................ Idaho.................... SH520
Crapo, Mike (R)................... Idaho.................... SR111
Daschle, Tom (D).................. South Dakota............. SH509
Dayton, Mark (D).................. Minnesota................ SR346
DeWine, Mike (R).................. Ohio..................... SR140
Dodd, Christopher J (D)........... Connecticut.............. SR448
Domenici, Pete V (R).............. New Mexico............... SH328
Dorgan, Byron L (D)............... North Dakota............. SH713
Durbin, Richard J (D)............. Illinois................. SD332
Edwards, John (D)................. North Carolina........... SD225
Ensign, John (R).................. Nevada................... SR364
Enzi, Mike (R).................... Wyoming.................. SR290
Feingold, Russell D (D)........... Wisconsin................ SH506
Feinstein, Dianne (D)............. California............... SH331
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Fitzgerald, Peter G (R)........... Illinois................. SD555
Frist, Bill (R)................... Tennessee................ SR416
Graham, Bob (D)................... Florida.................. SH524
Gramm, Phil (R)................... Texas.................... SR370
Grassley, Charles E (R)........... Iowa..................... SH135
Gregg, Judd (R)................... New Hampshire............ SR393
Hagel, Chuck (R).................. Nebraska................. SR248
Harkin, Tom (D)................... Iowa..................... SH731
Hatch, Orrin G (R)................ Utah..................... SH104
Helms, Jesse (R).................. North Carolina........... SD413
Hollings, Ernest F (D)............ South Carolina........... SR125
Hutchinson, Tim (R)............... Arkansas................. SD239
Hutchison, Kay Bailey (R.......... Texas.................... SR284
Inhofe, James M (R)............... Oklahoma................. SR453
Inouye, Daniel K (D).............. Hawaii................... SH722
Jeffords, James M (I)............. Vermont.................. SH728
Johnson, Tim (D).................. South Dakota............. SH324
Kennedy, Edward M (D)............. Massachusetts............ SR315
Kerry, John F (D)................. Massachusetts............ SR304
Kohl, Herb (D).................... Wisconsin................ SH330
Kyl, Jon (R)...................... Arizona.................. SH730
Landrieu, Mary L (D).............. Louisiana................ SH724
Leahy, Patrick J (D).............. Vermont.................. SR433
Levin, Carl (D)................... Michigan................. SR269
Lieberman, Joseph I (D)........... Connecticut.............. SH706
Lincoln, Blanche L (D)............ Arkansas................. SD355
Lott, Trent (R)................... Mississippi.............. SR487
Lugar, Richard G (R).............. Indiana.................. SH306
McCain, John (R).................. Arizona.................. SR241
McConnell, Mitch (R).............. Kentucky................. SR361A
Mikulski, Barbara A (D)........... Maryland................. SH709
Miller, Zell (D).................. Georgia.................. SD257
Murkowski, Frank H (R)............ Alaska................... SH322
Murray, Patty (D)................. Washington............... SR173
Nelson, Bill (D).................. Florida.................. SH716
Nelson, E. Benjamin (D)........... Nebraska................. SH720
Nickles, Don (R).................. Oklahoma................. SH133
Reed, Jack (D).................... Rhode Island............. SH320
Reid, Harry (D)................... Nevada................... SH528
Roberts, Pat (R).................. Kansas................... SH302
Rockefeller, John D., IV (D)...... West Virginia............ SH531
Santorum, Rick (R)................ Pennsylvania............. SR120
Sarbanes, Paul S (D).............. Maryland................. SH309
Schumer, Charles E (D)............ New York................. SH313
Sessions, Jeff (R)................ Alabama.................. SR493
Shelby, Richard C (R)............. Alabama.................. SH110
Smith, Bob (R).................... New Hampshire............ SDG50
Smith, Gordon (R)................. Oregon................... SR404
Snowe, Olympia J (R).............. Maine.................... SR154
Specter, Arlen (R)................ Pennsylvania............. SH711
Stabenow, Debbie (D).............. Michigan................. SH702
Stevens, Ted (R).................. Alaska................... SH522
Thomas, Craig (R)................. Wyoming.................. SH109
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Thompson, Fred (R)................ Tennessee................ SD511
Thurmond, Strom (R)............... South Carolina........... SR217
Torricelli, Robert G (D).......... New Jersey............... SD113
Voinovich, George V (R)........... Ohio..................... SH317
Warner, John W (R)................ Virginia................. SR225
Wellstone, Paul (D)............... Minnesota................ SH136
Wyden, Ron (D).................... Oregon................... SH516
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Representatives
[Republicans in roman (222); Democrats in italic (211); Independents in bold (2); total, 435]
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 Capitol 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 Members can be found on
the Internet, at clerk.house.gov.
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Abercrombie, Neil (D)........ Hawaii (1).............................. 1502
Ackerman, Gary L (D)......... New York (5)............................ 2243
Aderholt, Robert B (R).... Alabama (4)............................. 1433
Akin, W. Todd (R)............ Missouri (2)............................ 501
Allen, Thomas H (D).......... Maine (1)............................... 1717
Andrews, Robert E (D)........ New Jersey (1).......................... 2439
Armey, Richard K (R)......... Texas (26).............................. 301
Baca, Joe (D)................ California (42)......................... 1133
Bachus, Spencer (R).......... Alabama (6)............................. 442
Baird, Brian (D)............. Washington (3).......................... 1721
Baker, Richard H (R)......... Louisiana (6)........................... 341
Baldacci, John Elias (D)..... Maine (2)............................... 1740
Baldwin, Tammy (D)........... Wisconsin (2)........................... 1022
Ballenger, Cass (R).......... North Carolina (10)..................... 2182
Barcia, James A (D).......... Michigan (5)............................ 2419
Barr, Bob (R)................ Georgia (7)............................. 1207
Barrett, Thomas M (D)........ Wisconsin (5)........................... 1214
Bartlett, Roscoe G (R)....... Maryland (6)............................ 2412
Barton, Joe (R).............. Texas (6)............................... 2264
Bass, Charles F (R).......... New Hampshire (2)....................... 218
Becerra, Xavier (D).......... California (30)......................... 1119
Bentsen, Ken (D)............. Texas (25).............................. 405
Bereuter, Doug (R)........... Nebraska (1)............................ 2184
Berkley, Shelley (D)......... Nevada (1).............................. 439
Berman, Howard L (D)......... California (26)......................... 2330
Berry, Marion (D)............ Arkansas (1)............................ 1113
Biggert, Judy (R)............ Illinois (13)........................... 1213
Bilirakis, Michael (R)....... Florida (9)............................. 2269
Bishop, Sanford D., Jr (D)... Georgia (2)............................. 2429
Blagojevich, Rod R (D)....... Illinois (5)............................ 331
Blumenauer, Earl (D)......... Oregon (3).............................. 1406
Blunt, Roy (R)............... Missouri (7)............................ 217
Boehlert, Sherwood L (R)..... New York (23)........................... 2246
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Boehner, John A (R).......... Ohio (8)............................ 1011
Bonilla, Henry (R)........... Texas (23).......................... 2458
Bonior, David E (D).......... Michigan (10)....................... 2207
Bono, Mary (R)............... California (44)..................... 404
Boozman, John (R)............ Arkansas (3)........................ 1421
Borski, Robert A (D)......... Pennsylvania (3).................... 2409
Boswell, Leonard L (D)....... Iowa (3)............................ 1039
Boucher, Rick (D)............ Virginia (9)........................ 2187
Boyd, Allen (D).............. Florida (2)......................... 107
Brady, Kevin (R)............. Texas (8)........................... 428
Brady, Robert A (D).......... Pennsylvania (1).................... 216
Brown, Corrine (D)........... Florida (3)......................... 2444
Brown, Henry E., Jr (R)...... South Carolina (1).................. 1017
Brown, Sherrod (D)........... Ohio (13)........................... 2438
Bryant, Ed (R)............... Tennessee (7)....................... 408
Burr, Richard (R)............ North Carolina (5).................. 1526
Burton, Dan (R).............. Indiana (6)......................... 2185
Buyer, Steve (R)............. Indiana (5)......................... 2443
Callahan, Sonny (R).......... Alabama (1)......................... 2372
Calvert, Ken (R)............. California (43)..................... 2201
Camp, Dave (R)............... Michigan (4)........................ 137
Cannon, Chris (R)............ Utah (3)............................ 118
Cantor, Eric (R)............. Virginia (7)........................ 329
Capito, Shelley Moore (R).... West Virginia (2)................... 1431
Capps, Lois (D).............. California (22)..................... 1118
Capuano, Michael E (D)....... Massachusetts (8)................... 1232
Cardin, Benjamin L (D)....... Maryland (3)........................ 2267
Carson, Brad (D)............. Oklahoma (2)........................ 317
Carson, Julia (D)............ Indiana (10)........................ 1339
Castle, Michael N (R)........ Delaware (At Large)................. 1233
Chabot, Steve (R)............ Ohio (1)............................ 129
Chambliss, Saxby (R)......... Georgia (8)......................... 1019
Clay, William Lacy (D)....... Missouri (1)........................ 415
Clayton, Eva M (D)........... North Carolina (1).................. 2440
Clement, Bob (D)............. Tennessee (5)....................... 2229
Clyburn, James E (D)......... South Carolina (6).................. 319
Coble, Howard (R) ........... North Carolina (6).................. 2468
Collins, Mac (R)............. Georgia (3)......................... 1131
Combest, Larry (R)........... Texas (19).......................... 1026
Condit, Gary A (D) .......... California (18)..................... 2234
Conyers, John, Jr (D)........ Michigan (14)....................... 2426
Cooksey, John (R)............ Louisiana (5)....................... 113
Costello, Jerry F (D)........ Illinois (12)....................... 2454
Cox, Christopher (R)......... California (47)..................... 2402
Coyne, William J (D)......... Pennsylvania (14)................... 2455
Cramer, Robert E. (Bud), Jr (D) Alabama (5)........................ 2367
Crane, Philip M (R).......... Illinois (8)........................ 233
Crenshaw, Ander (R).......... Florida (4)......................... 510
Crowley, Joseph (D).......... New York (7)........................ 312
Cubin, Barbara (R)........... Wyoming (At Large).................. 1114
Culberson, John Abney (R).... Texas (7)........................... 1728
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Cummings, Elijah E (D)....... Maryland (7)........................ 1632
Cunningham, Randy (Duke) (R). California (51)..................... 2350
Davis, Danny K (D)........... Illinois (7)........................ 1222
Davis, Jim (D)............... Florida (11)........................ 424
Davis, Jo Ann (R)............ Virginia (1)........................ 1123
Davis, Susan A (R)........... California (49)..................... 1517
Davis, Tom (R)............... Virginia (11)....................... 306
Deal, Nathan (R)............. Georgia (9)......................... 2437
DeFazio, Peter A (D)......... Oregon (4).......................... 2134
DeGette, Diana (D)........... Colorado (1)........................ 1530
Delahunt, William D (D)...... Massachusetts (10).................. 1317
DeLauro, Rosa L (D).......... Connecticut (3)..................... 2262
DeLay, Tom (R)............... Texas (22).......................... 2370
DeMint, Jim (R).............. South Carolina (4).................. 504
Deutsch, Peter (D)........... Florida (20)........................ 2421
Diaz-Balart, Lincoln (R)..... Florida (21)........................ 2244
Dicks, Norman D (D).......... Washington (6)...................... 2467
Dingell, John D (D).......... Michigan (16)....................... 2328
Doggett, Lloyd (D)........... Texas (10).......................... 328
Dooley, Calvin M (D)......... California (20)..................... 1201
Doolittle, John T (R)........ California (4)...................... 2410
Doyle, Michael F (D)......... Pennsylvania (18)................... 133
Dreier, David (R)............ California (28)..................... 237
Duncan, John J., Jr (R)...... Tennessee (2)....................... 2400
Dunn, Jennifer (R)........... Washington (8)...................... 1501
Edwards, Chet (D)............ Texas (11).......................... 2459
Ehlers, Vernon J (R)......... Michigan (3)........................ 1714
Ehrlich, Robert L., Jr (R)... Maryland (2)........................ 315
Emerson, Jo Ann (R).......... Missouri (8)........................ 326
Engel, Eliot L (D)........... New York (17)....................... 2303
English, Phil (R)............ Pennsylvania (21)................... 1410
Eshoo, Anna G (D)............ California (14)..................... 205
Etheridge, Bob (D)........... North Carolina (2).................. 1533
Evans, Lane (D).............. Illinois (17)....................... 2211
Everett, Terry (R)........... Alabama (2)......................... 2312
Farr, Sam (D)................ California (17)..................... 1221
Fattah, Chaka (D)............ Pennsylvania (2).................... 1205
Ferguson, Mike (R)........... New Jersey (7)...................... 214
Filner, Bob (D).............. California (50)..................... 2463
Flake, Jeff (R).............. Arizona (1)......................... 512
Fletcher, Ernie (R).......... Kentucky (6)........................ 1117
Foley, Mark (R).............. Florida (16)........................ 104
Forbes, J. Randy (R)......... Virginia (4)........................ 2371
Ford, Harold E., Jr (D)...... Tennessee (9)....................... 325
Fossella, Vito (R)........... New York (13)....................... 1239
Frank, Barney (D)............ Massachusetts (4)................... 2252
Frelinghuysen, Rodney P (R).. New Jersey (11)..................... 2442
Frost, Martin (D)............ Texas (24).......................... 2256
Gallegly, Elton (R).......... California (23)..................... 2427
Ganske, Greg (R)............. Iowa (4)............................ 1108
Gekas, George W (R).......... Pennsylvania (17)................... 2109
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Gephardt, Richard A (D)...... Missouri (3)........................ 1236
Gibbons, Jim (R)............. Nevada (2).......................... 100
Gilchrest, Wayne T (R)....... Maryland (1)........................ 2245
Gillmor, Paul E (R).......... Ohio (5)............................ 1203
Gilman, Benjamin A (R)....... New York (20)....................... 2449
Gonzalez, Charles A (D)...... Texas (20).......................... 327
Goode, Virgil H., Jr (I)..... Virginia (5)........................ 1520
Goodlatte, Bob (R)........... Virginia (6)........................ 2240
Gordon, Bart (D)............. Tennessee (6)....................... 2368
Goss, Porter J (R)........... Florida (14)........................ 108
Graham, Lindsey O (R)........ South Carolina (3).................. 1429
Granger, Kay (R)............. Texas (12).......................... 435
Graves, Sam (R).............. Missouri (6)........................ 1407
Green, Gene (D).............. Texas (29).......................... 2335
Green, Mark (R).............. Wisconsin (8)....................... 1218
Greenwood, James C (R)....... Pennsylvania (8).................... 2436
Grucci, Felix J., Jr (R)..... New York (1)........................ 1505
Gutierrez, Luis V (D)........ Illinois (4)........................ 2452
Gutknecht, Gil (R)........... Minnesota (1)....................... 425
Hall, Ralph M (D)............ Texas (4)........................... 2221
Hall, Tony P (D)............. Ohio (3)............................ 1432
Hansen, James V (R).......... Utah (1)............................ 242
Harman, Jane (D)............. California (36)..................... 229
Hart, Melissa A (R).......... Pennsylvania (4).................... 1508
Hastert, J. Dennis (R)....... Illinois (14)....................... 2369
Hastings, Alcee L (D)........ Florida (23)........................ 2235
Hastings, Doc (R)............ Washington (4)...................... 1323
Hayes, Robin (R)............. North Carolina (8).................. 130
Hayworth, J. D (R)........... Arizona (6)......................... 2434
Hefley, Joel (R)............. Colorado (5)........................ 2230
Herger, Wally (R)............ California (2)...................... 2268
Hill, Baron P (D)............ Indiana (9)......................... 1208
Hilleary, Van (R)............ Tennessee (4)....................... 114
Hilliard, Earl F (D)......... Alabama (7)......................... 1314
Hinchey, Maurice D (D)....... New York (26)....................... 2431
Hinojosa, Ruben (D).......... Texas (15).......................... 1535
Hobson, David L (R).......... Ohio (7)............................ 1514
Hoeffel, Joseph M (D)........ Pennsylvania (13)................... 1229
Hoekstra, Peter (R).......... Michigan (2)........................ 1124
Holden, Tim (D).............. Pennsylvania (6).................... 2417
Holt, Rush D (D)............. New Jersey (12)..................... 1630
Honda, Michael M (D)......... California (15)..................... 503
Hooley, Darlene (D).......... Oregon (5).......................... 1130
Horn, Stephen (R)............ California (38)..................... 2331
Hostettler, John N (R)....... Indiana (8)......................... 1507
Houghton, Amo (R)............ New York (31)....................... 1111
Hoyer, Steny H (D)........... Maryland (5)........................ 1705
Hulshof, Kenny C (R)......... Missouri (9)........................ 412
Hunter, Duncan (R)........... California (52)..................... 2265
Hyde, Henry J (R)............ Illinois (6)........................ 2110
Inslee, Jay (D).............. Washington (1)...................... 308
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Isakson, Johnny (R).......... Georgia (6)......................... 132
Israel, Steve (D)............ New York (2)........................ 429
Issa, Darrell E (R).......... California (48)..................... 1725
Istook, Ernest J., Jr (R).... Oklahoma (5)........................ 2404
Jackson, Jesse L., Jr (D).... Illinois (2)........................ 313
Jackson-Lee, Sheila (D)...... Texas (18).......................... 403
Jefferson, William J (D)..... Louisiana (2)....................... 240
Jenkins, William L (R)....... Tennessee (1)....................... 1708
John, Christopher (D)........ Louisiana (7)....................... 1504
Johnson, Eddie Bernice (D)... Texas (30).......................... 1511
Johnson, Nancy L (R)......... Connecticut (6)..................... 2113
Johnson, Sam (R)............. Texas (3)........................... 1030
Johnson, Timothy V (R)....... Illinois (15)....................... 1541
Jones, Stephanie Tubbs (D)... Ohio (11)........................... 1516
Jones, Walter B (R).......... North Carolina (3).................. 422
Kanjorski, Paul E (D)........ Pennsylvania (11)................... 2353
Kaptur, Marcy. (D) .......... Ohio (9)............................ 2366
Keller, Ric (R).............. Florida (8)......................... 419
Kelly, Sue W (R)............. New York (19)....................... 1127
Kennedy, Mark R (R).......... Minnesota (2)....................... 1415
Kennedy, Patrick J (D)....... Rhode Island (1).................... 407
Kerns, Brian D (R)........... Indiana (7)......................... 226
Kildee, Dale E (D)........... Michigan (9)........................ 2107
Kilpatrick, Carolyn C (D).... Michigan (15)....................... 1610
Kind, Ron (D)................ Wisconsin (3)....................... 1713
King, Peter T (R)............ New York (3)........................ 436
Kingston, Jack (R)........... Georgia (1)......................... 1034
Kirk, Mark Steven (R)........ Illinois (10)....................... 1531
Kleczka, Gerald D (D)........ Wisconsin (4)....................... 2301
Knollenberg, Joe (R)......... Michigan (11)....................... 2349
Kolbe, Jim (R)............... Arizona (5)......................... 2266
Kucinich, Dennis J (D)....... Ohio (10)........................... 1730
LaFalce, John J (D).......... New York (29)....................... 2310
LaHood, Ray (R).............. Illinois (18)....................... 1424
Lampson, Nick (D)............ Texas (9)........................... 417
Langevin, James R (D)........ Rhode Island (2).................... 109
Lantos, Tom (D).............. California (12)..................... 2217
Larsen, Rick (D)............. Washington (2)...................... 1529
Larson, John B (D)........... Connecticut (1)..................... 1419
Latham, Tom (R).............. Iowa (5)............................ 440
LaTourette, Steven C (R)..... Ohio (19)........................... 2453
Leach, James A (R)........... Iowa (1)............................ 2186
Lee, Barbara (D)............. California (9)...................... 426
Levin, Sander M (D).......... Michigan (12)....................... 2300
Lewis, Jerry (R)............. California (40)..................... 2112
Lewis, John (D).............. Georgia (5)......................... 343
Lewis, Ron (R)............... Kentucky (2)........................ 2418
Linder, John (R)............. Georgia (11)........................ 1727
Lipinski, William O (D)...... Illinois (3)........................ 2470
LoBiondo, Frank A (R)........ New Jersey (2)...................... 225
Lofgren, Zoe (D)............. California (16)..................... 227
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Lowey, Nita M (D)............ New York (18)....................... 2329
Lucas, Frank D (R)........... Oklahoma (6)........................ 438
Lucas, Ken (D)............... Kentucky (4)........................ 1237
Luther, Bill (D)............. Minnesota (6)....................... 117
Lynch, Stephen F (D)......... Massachusetts (9)................... 235
McCarthy, Carolyn (D)........ New York (4)........................ 1224
McCarthy, Karen (D).......... Missouri (5)........................ 1330
McCollum, Betty (D).......... Minnesota (4)....................... 1029
McCrery, Jim (R)............. Louisiana (4)....................... 2104
McDermott, Jim (D)........... Washington (7)...................... 1035
McGovern, James P (D)........ Massachusetts (3)................... 430
McHugh, John M (R)........... New York (24)....................... 2441
McInnis, Scott (R)........... Colorado (3)........................ 320
McIntyre, Mike (D)........... North Carolina (7).................. 228
McKeon, Howard P. (Buck) (R). California (25)..................... 2242
McKinney, Cynthia A (D)...... Georgia (4)......................... 124
McNulty, Michael R (D)....... New York (21)....................... 2161
Maloney, Carolyn B (D)....... New York (14)....................... 2430
Maloney, James H (D)......... Connecticut (5)..................... 1427
Manzullo, Donald A (R)....... Illinois (16)....................... 409
Markey, Edward J (D)......... Massachusetts (7)................... 2108
Mascara, Frank (D)........... Pennsylvania (20)................... 314
Matheson, Jim (D)............ Utah (2)............................ 410
Matsui, Robert T (D)......... California (5)...................... 2308
Meehan, Martin T (D)......... Massachusetts (5)................... 2447
Meek, Carrie P (D)........... Florida (17)........................ 2433
Meeks, Gregory W (D)......... New York (6)........................ 1710
Menendez, Robert (D)......... New Jersey (13)..................... 2238
Mica, John L (R)............. Florida (7)......................... 2445
Millender-McDonald, Juanita. (D) California (37)................... 125
Miller, Dan (R).............. Florida (13)........................ 102
Miller, Gary G (R)........... California (41)..................... 1037
Miller, George (D)........... California (7)...................... 2205
Miller, Jeff (R)............. Florida (1)......................... 127
Mink, Patsy T (D)............ Hawaii (2).......................... 2210
Mollohan, Alan B (D)......... West Virginia (1)................... 2346
Moore, Dennis (D)............ Kansas (3).......................... 431
Moran, James P (D)........... Virginia (8)........................ 2239
Moran, Jerry (R)............. Kansas (1).......................... 1519
Morella, Constance A (R)..... Maryland (8)........................ 2228
Murtha, John P (D)........... Pennsylvania (12)................... 2423
Myrick, Sue Wilkins (R)...... North Carolina (9).................. 230
Nadler, Jerrold (D).......... New York (8)........................ 2334
Napolitano, Grace F (D)...... California (34)..................... 1609
Neal, Richard E (D).......... Massachusetts (2)................... 2133
Nethercutt, George R., Jr. (R) Washington (5)...................... 223
Ney, Robert W (R)............ Ohio (18)........................... 1024
Northup, Anne M (R).......... Kentucky (3)........................ 1004
Norwood, Charlie (R)......... Georgia (10)........................ 1707
Nussle, Jim (R).............. Iowa (2)............................ 303
Oberstar, James L (D)........ Minnesota (8)....................... 2365
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Obey, David R (D)............ Wisconsin (7)....................... 2314
Olver, John W (D)............ Massachusetts (1)................... 1027
Ortiz, Solomon P (D)......... Texas (27).......................... 2304
Osborne, Tom (R)............. Nebraska (3)........................ 507
Ose, Doug (R)................ California (3)...................... 215
Otter, C. L. (Butch) (R)..... Idaho (1)........................... 1711
Owens, Major R (D)........... New York (11)....................... 2309
Oxley, Michael G (R)......... Ohio (4)............................ 2233
Pallone, Frank, Jr (D)....... New Jersey (6)...................... 420
Pascrell, Bill, Jr (D)....... New Jersey (8)...................... 1722
Pastor, Ed (D)............... Arizona (2)......................... 2465
Paul, Ron (R)................ Texas (14).......................... 203
Payne, Donald M (D).......... New Jersey (10)..................... 2209
Pelosi, Nancy (D)............ California (8)...................... 2457
Pence, Mike (R).............. Indiana (2)......................... 1605
Peterson, Collin C (D)....... Minnesota (7)....................... 2159
Peterson, John E (R)......... Pennsylvania (5).................... 307
Petri, Thomas E (R).......... Wisconsin (6)....................... 2462
Phelps, David D (D).......... Illinois (19)....................... 1523
Pickering, Charles W. (Chip) (R)Mississippi (3).................... 427
Pitts, Joseph R (R).......... Pennsylvania (16)................... 204
Platts, Todd Russell (R)..... Pennsylvania (19)................... 1032
Pombo, Richard W (R)......... California (11)..................... 2411
Pomeroy, Earl (D)............ North Dakota (At Large)............. 1110
Portman, Rob (R)............. Ohio (2)............................ 238
Price, David E (D)........... North Carolina (4).................. 2162
Pryce, Deborah (R)........... Ohio (15)........................... 221
Putnam, Adam H (R)........... Florida (12)........................ 506
Quinn, Jack (R).............. New York (30)....................... 2448
Radanovich, George (R)....... California (19)..................... 123
Rahall, Nick J., II (D)...... West Virginia (3)................... 2307
Ramstad, Jim (R)............. Minnesota (3)....................... 103
Rangel, Charles B (D)........ New York (15)....................... 2354
Regula, Ralph (R)............ Ohio (16)........................... 2306
Rehberg, Dennis R (R)........ Montana (At Large).................. 516
Reyes, Silvestre (D)......... Texas (16).......................... 1527
Reynolds, Thomas M (R)....... New York (27)....................... 413
Riley, Bob (R)............... Alabama (3)......................... 322
Rivers, Lynn N (D)........... Michigan (13)....................... 1724
Rodriguez, Ciro D (D)........ Texas (28).......................... 323
Roemer, Tim (D).............. Indiana (3)......................... 2352
Rogers, Harold (R)........... Kentucky (5)........................ 2406
Rogers, Mike (R)............. Michigan (8)........................ 509
Rohrabacher, Dana (R)........ California (45)..................... 2338
Ros-Lehtinen, Ileana (R)..... Florida (18)........................ 2160
Ross, Mike (D)............... Arkansas (4)........................ 514
Rothman, Steven R (D)........ New Jersey (9)...................... 1607
Roukema, Marge (R)........... New Jersey (5)...................... 2469
Roybal-Allard, Lucille (D)... California (33)..................... 2435
Royce, Edward R (R).......... California (39)..................... 2202
Rush, Bobby L (D)............ Illinois (1)........................ 2416
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Ryan, Paul (R)............... Wisconsin (1)....................... 1217
Ryun, Jim (R)................ Kansas (2).......................... 330
Sabo, Martin Olav (D)........ Minnesota (5)....................... 2336
Sanchez, Loretta (D)......... California (46)..................... 1230
Sanders, Bernard (I)......... Vermont (At Large).................. 2135
Sandlin, Max (D)............. Texas (1)........................... 324
Sawyer, Tom (D).............. Ohio (14)........................... 1414
Saxton, Jim (R).............. New Jersey (3)...................... 339
Schaffer, Bob (R)............ Colorado (4)........................ 212
Schakowsky, Janice D (D)..... Illinois (9)........................ 515
Schiff, Adam B (D)........... California (27)..................... 437
Schrock, Edward L (R)........ Virginia (2)........................ 128
Scott, Robert C (D).......... Virginia (3)........................ 2464
Sensenbrenner, F. James, Jr (R)Wisconsin (9)....................... 2332
Serrano, Jose E (D).......... New York (16)....................... 2342
Sessions, Pete (R)........... Texas (5)........................... 1318
Shadegg, John B (R).......... Arizona (4)......................... 432
Shaw, E. Clay, Jr (R)........ Florida (22)........................ 2408
Shays, Christopher(R)........ Connecticut (4)..................... 1126
Sherman, Brad (D)............ California (24)..................... 1524
Sherwood, Don (R)............ Pennsylvania (10)................... 1223
Shimkus, John (R)............ Illinois (20)....................... 513
Shows, Ronnie (D)............ Mississippi (4)..................... 1408
Shuster, Bill (R)............ Pennsylvania (9).................... 2188
Simmons, Rob (R)............. Connecticut (2)..................... 511
Simpson, Michael K (R)....... Idaho (2)........................... 1440
Skeen, Joe (R)............... New Mexico (2)...................... 2302
Skelton, Ike (D)............. Missouri (4)........................ 2206
Slaughter, Louise McIntosh (D) New York (28)....................... 2347
Smith, Adam (D).............. Washington (9)...................... 116
Smith, Christopher H (R)..... New Jersey (4)...................... 2373
Smith, Lamar S (R)........... Texas (21).......................... 2231
Smith, Nick (R).............. Michigan (7)........................ 2305
Snyder, Vic (D).............. Arkansas (2)........................ 1319
Solis, Hilda L (D)........... California (31)..................... 1641
Souder, Mark E (R)........... Indiana (4)......................... 1227
Spratt, John M., Jr (D)...... South Carolina (5).................. 1536
Stark, Fortney Pete (D)...... California (13)..................... 239
Stearns, Cliff (R)........... Florida (6)......................... 2227
Stenholm, Charles W (D)...... Texas (17).......................... 1211
Strickland, Ted (D).......... Ohio (6)............................ 336
Stump, Bob (R)............... Arizona (3)......................... 211
Stupak, Bart (D)............. Michigan (1)........................ 2348
Sullivan, John (R)........... Oklahoma (1)........................ 106
Sununu, John E (R)........... New Hampshire (1)................... 316
Sweeney, John E (R).......... New York (22)....................... 416
Tancredo, Thomas G (R)....... Colorado (6)........................ 418
Tanner, John S (R)........... Tennessee (8)....................... 1226
Tauscher, Ellen O (D)........ California (10)..................... 1122
Tauzin, W. J. (Billy) (R).... Louisiana (3)....................... 2183
Taylor, Charles H (R)........ North Carolina (11)................. 231
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Taylor, Gene (D)............. Mississippi (5)..................... 2311
Terry, Lee (R)............... Nebraska (2)........................ 1513
Thomas, William M (R)........ California (21)..................... 2208
Thompson, Bennie G (D)....... Mississippi (2)..................... 2432
Thompson, Mike (D)........... California (1)...................... 119
Thornberry, Mac (R).......... Texas (13).......................... 131
Thune, John R (R)............ South Dakota (At Large)............. 1005
Thurman, Karen L (D)......... Florida (5)......................... 201
Tiahrt, Todd (R)............. Kansas (4).......................... 401
Tiberi, Patrick J (R)........ Ohio (12)........................... 508
Tierney, John F (D).......... Massachusetts (6)................... 120
Toomey, Patrick J (R)........ Pennsylvania (15)................... 224
Towns, Edolphus (D).......... New York (10)....................... 2232
Traficant, James A., Jr (D).. Ohio (17)........................... 2446
Turner, Jim (D).............. Texas (2)........................... 208
Udall, Mark (D).............. Colorado (2)........................ 115
Udall, Tom (D)............... New Mexico (3)...................... 502
Upton, Fred (R).............. Michigan (6)........................ 2333
Velazquez, Nydia M (D)....... New York (12)....................... 2241
Visclosky, Peter J (D)....... Indiana (1)......................... 2313
Vitter, David (R)............ Louisiana (1)....................... 414
Walden, Greg (R)............. Oregon (2).......................... 1404
Walsh, James T (R)........... New York (25)....................... 2351
Wamp, Zach (R)............... Tennessee (3)....................... 423
Waters, Maxine (D)........... California (35)..................... 2344
Watkins, Wes (R)............. Oklahoma (3)........................ 1401
Watson, Diane E (D).......... California (32)..................... 2413
Watt, Melvin L (D)........... North Carolina (12)................. 2236
Watts, J. C., Jr(R).......... Oklahoma (4)........................ 1007
Waxman, Henry A (D).......... California (29)..................... 2204
Weiner, Anthony D (D)........ New York (9)........................ 222
Weldon, Curt (R)............. Pennsylvania (7).................... 2466
Weldon, Dave (R)............. Florida (15)........................ 332
Weller, Jerry (R)............ Illinois (11)....................... 1210
Wexler, Robert (D)........... Florida (19)........................ 213
Whitfield, Ed (R)............ Kentucky (1)........................ 236
Wicker, Roger F (R).......... Mississippi (1)..................... 206
Wilson, Heather (R).......... New Mexico (1)...................... 318
Wilson, Joe (R).............. South Carolina (2).................. 2405
Wolf, Frank R (R)............ Virginia (10)....................... 241
Woolsey, Lynn C (D).......... California (6)...................... 2263
Wu, David (D)................ Oregon (1).......................... 1023
Wynn, Albert Russell (D)..... Maryland (4)........................ 434
Young, C. W. Bill (R)........ Florida (10)........................ 2407
Young, Don (R)............... Alaska (At Large)................... 2111
Delegates
Christensen, Donna M (D)..... Virgin Islands...................... 1510
Faleomavaega, Eni F.H (D).... American Samoa...................... 2422
Norton, Eleanor Holmes (D)... District of Columbia................ 2136
Underwood, Robert A (D)...... Guam................................ 2428
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Resident Commissioner
Acevedo-Vila, Anibal (D).. Puerto Rico............................ 126
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