The House of Representatives
The Capitol, Washington, DC 20515
202-225-3121
http://www.house.gov
CONSTITUTIONALLY MANDATED OFFICER
CONSTITUTIONALLY MANDATED OFFICER
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| Speaker of the House | Mike Johnson |
https://www.speaker.govPOLITICAL PARTY LEADERS
POLITICAL PARTY LEADERS
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| Majority Leader | Steve Scalise |
| Minority Leader | Hakeem Jeffries |
https://www.house.gov/leadershipAppointed Officials
Appointed Officials
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| General Counsel | Matthew Berry |
| Historian | Matthew A. Wasniewski |
| Inspector General | Michael Ptasienski |
| Parliamentarian | Jason A. Smith |
https://history.house.gov/People/Appointed-Officials/Appointed-Officials/Elected Officers
Elected Officers
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| Chaplain | Margaret G. Kibben |
| Chief Administrative Officer | Catherine L. Szpindor |
| Clerk | Kevin F. McCumber |
| Sergeant at Arms | William McFarland |
https://www.house.gov/the-house-explained/officers-and-organizations|
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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.
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STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES |
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https://clerk.house.gov/committees
| Committee |
Chair |
Website |
| Agriculture |
David A. Scott |
http://agriculture.house.gov |
| Appropriations |
Rosa L. DeLauro |
http://appropriations.house.gov |
| Armed Services |
D. Adam Smith |
https://armedservices.house.gov |
| Budget |
John A. Yarmuth |
http://budget.house.gov |
| Education and Labor |
Robert C. Scott |
https://edlabor.house.gov |
| Energy and Commerce |
Frank J. Pallone, Jr. |
https://energycommerce.house.gov |
| Ethics |
Theodore E. Deutch |
http://ethics.house.gov |
| Financial Services |
Maxine M. Waters |
http://financialservices.house.gov |
| Foreign Affairs |
Gregory W. Meeks |
https://foreignaffairs.house.gov |
| Homeland Security |
Bennie G. Thompson |
https://homeland.house.gov |
| House Administration |
Zoe Lofgren |
https://cha.house.gov |
| Judiciary |
Jerrold L. Nadler |
https://judiciary.house.gov |
| Natural Resources |
Raúl M. Grijalva |
http://naturalresources.house.gov |
| Oversight and Reform |
Carolyn B. Maloney |
https://oversight.house.gov |
| Rules |
James P. McGovern |
https://rules.house.gov |
| Science, Space, and Technology |
Eddie B. Johnson |
https://science.house.gov |
| Small Business |
Nydia M. Velázquez |
http://smallbusiness.house.gov |
| Transportation and Infrastructure |
Peter A. DeFazio |
http://transportation.house.gov |
| Veterans' Affairs |
Mark A. Takano |
https://veterans.house.gov |
| Ways and Means |
Richard E. Neal |
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
Information on House.gov may be more accurate and current.
https://www.house.gov/representativesInformation on the Office of the Clerk's website may be more accurate and current.
https://clerkpreview.house.gov/Members#MemberProfiles
| STATE / DISTRICT |
DISTRICT—PARTY AFFILIATION |
CONTACT INFORMATION |
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| Alabama |
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| F. Barry Moore |
01—Republican |
https://barrymoore.house.gov |
| Shomari Figures |
02—Republican |
https://figures.house.gov |
| Michael D. Rogers |
03—Republican |
https://mikerogers.house.gov |
| Robert B. Aderholt |
04—Republican |
https://aderholt.house.gov |
| Dale W. Strong |
05—Republican |
https://strong.house.gov |
| Gary J. Palmer |
06—Republican |
https://palmer.house.gov |
| Terrycina A. Sewell |
07—Democrat |
https://sewell.house.gov |
| Alaska |
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| Nick Begich |
At Large—Republican |
https://begich.house.gov |
| American Samoa |
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| Amata Coleman Radewagen |
Delegate—Republican |
https://radewagen.house.gov |
| Arizona |
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| David Schweikert |
01—Republican |
https://schweikert.house.gov/ |
| Elijah Crane |
02—Republican |
https://crane.house.gov |
| Yassamin Ansari |
03—Democrat |
https://ansari.house.gov |
| Gregory J. Stanton |
04—Democrat |
https://stanton.house.gov |
| Andrew S. Biggs |
05—Republican |
https://biggs.house.gov |
| Juan Ciscomani |
06—Republican |
https://ciscomani.house.gov/ |
| Raúl M. Grijalva |
07—Democrat |
https://grijalva.house.gov |
| Abe Hamadeh |
08—Republican |
https://lesko.house.gov |
| Paul A. Gosar |
09—Republican |
http://gosar.house.gov |
| Arkansas |
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| 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 |
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| Douglas L. LaMalfa |
01—Republican |
https://lamalfa.house.gov |
| Jared W. Huffman |
02—Democrat |
https://huffman.house.gov |
| Kevin Kiley |
03—Republican |
https://kiley.house.gov |
| Michael C. Thompson |
04—Democrat |
https://mikethompson.house.gov |
| Thomas M. McClintock |
05—Republican |
https://mcclintock.house.gov |
| Amerish B. Bera |
06-Democrat |
https://bera.house.gov |
| Doris O. Matsui |
07—Democrat |
https://matsui.house.gov |
| John Garamendi |
08—Democrat |
https://garamendi.house.gov |
| Joshua K. Harder |
09—Democrat |
https://harder.house.gov |
| Mark J. DeSaulnier |
10—Democrat |
https://desaulnier.house.gov |
| Nancy P. Pelosi |
11—Democrat |
https://pelosi.house.gov |
| Lateefah Simon |
12—Democrat |
https://simon.house.gov |
| Adam Gray |
13—Republican |
https://gray.house.gov |
| Eric M. Swalwell |
14—Democrat |
https://swalwell.house.gov |
| Kevin Mullin |
15—Democrat |
https://mullin.house.gov |
| Sam Liccardo |
16—Democrat |
https://liccardo.house.gov |
| Ro Khanna |
17—Democrat |
https://khanna.house.gov |
| Zoe Lofgren |
18—Democrat |
https://lofgren.house.gov |
| James V. Panetta |
19—Democrat |
https://panetta.house.gov |
| Vince Fong |
20—Republican |
https://fong.house.gov |
| Jim Costa |
21—Democrat |
https://costa.house.gov |
| David Valadao |
22—Republican |
https://valadao.house.gov |
| Jay Obernolte |
23—Republican |
https://obernolte.house.gov |
| Salud Carbajal |
24—Democrat |
https://carbajal.house.gov |
| Raul Ruiz |
25—Democrat |
https://ruiz.house.gov |
| Julia Brownley |
26—Democrat |
https://brownley.house.gov |
| George T. Whitesides |
27—Democrat |
https://whitesides.house.gov |
| Judy Chu |
28—Democrat |
https://chu.house.gov |
| Luz Rivas |
29—Democrat |
https://rivas.house.gov |
| Laura Friedman |
30—Democrat |
https://friedman.house.gov |
| Gilbert Ray Cisneros Jr. |
31—Democrat |
https://cisneros.house.gov |
| Brad Sherman |
32—Democrat |
https://sherman.house.gov |
| Pete Aguilar |
33—Democrat |
https://aguilar.house.gov |
| Jimmy Gomez |
34—Democrat |
https://gomez.house.gov |
| Norma Torres |
35—Democrat |
https://torres.house.gov |
| Ted Lieu |
36—Democrat |
https://lieu.house.gov |
| Sydney Kamlager-Dove |
37—Democrat |
https://kamlager-dove.house.gov/ |
| Linda T. Sanchez |
38—Democrat |
https://sanchez.house.gov |
| Mark A. Takano |
39—Democrat |
https://takano.house.gov |
| Young Kim |
40—Republican |
https://youngkim.house.gov |
| Kenneth S. Calvert |
41—Republican |
https://calvert.house.gov |
| Robert Garcia |
42—Democrat |
https://robertgarcia.house.gov |
| Maxine M. Waters |
43—Democrat |
https://waters.house.gov |
| Nanette Barragan |
44—Democrat |
https://barragan.house.gov |
| Derek Tran |
45—Democrat |
https://tran.house.gov |
| Lou Correa |
46—Democrat |
https://correa.house.gov |
| Dave Min |
47—Democrat |
https://min.house.gov |
| Darrell Issa |
48—Republican |
https://issa.house.gov |
| Michael T. Levin |
49—Democrat |
https://mikelevin.house.gov |
| Scott H. Peters |
50—Democrat |
https://scottpeters.house.gov |
| Sara Jacobs |
51—Democrat |
https://sarajacobs.house.gov |
| Juan Carlos Vargas |
52—Democrat |
https://vargas.house.gov |
| Colorado |
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| Diana L. DeGette |
01—Democrat |
https://degette.house.gov |
| Joseph D. Neguse |
02—Democrat |
https://neguse.house.gov |
| Jeff Hurd |
03—Republican |
https://hurd.house.gov |
| Lauren Boebert |
04—Republican |
https://boebert.house.gov |
| Jeff Crank |
05—Republican |
https://crank.house.gov |
| Jason A. Crow |
06—Democrat |
https://crow.house.gov |
| Brittany Pettersen |
07—Democrat |
https://pettersen.house.gov |
| Gabe Evans |
08—Republican |
https://evans.house.gov/ |
| Connecticut |
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| John B. Larson |
01—Democrat |
https://larson.house.gov |
| Joseph D. 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 |
| Jahana F. Hayes |
05—Democrat |
https://hayes.house.gov |
| Delaware |
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| Sarah McBride |
At Large—Democrat |
https://mcbride.house.gov |
| District of Columbia |
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| Eleanor Holmes Norton |
Delegate—Democrat |
https://norton.house.gov |
| Florida |
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| Matthew L. Gaetz II |
01—Republican |
https://gaetz.house.gov |
| Neal P. Dunn |
02—Republican |
https://dunn.house.gov |
| Kathryn Cammack |
03—Republican |
https://cammack.house.gov |
| Aaron Bean |
04—Republican |
https://bean.house.gov |
| John H. Rutherford |
05—Republican |
https://rutherford.house.gov |
| Michael G. Waltz |
06—Republican |
https://waltz.house.gov |
| Cory Mills |
07—Republican |
https://mills.house.gov |
| Mike Haridopolos |
08—Republican |
https://haridopolos.house.gov |
| Darren M. Soto |
09—Democrat |
https://soto.house.gov |
| Maxwell Frost |
10—Democrat |
https://frost.house.gov |
| Daniel A. Webster |
11—Republican |
https://webster.house.gov |
| Gus M. Bilirakis |
12—Republican |
https://bilirakis.house.gov |
| Anna Paulina Luna |
13—Republican |
https://luna.house.gov |
| Katherine A. Castor |
14—Democrat |
https://castor.house.gov |
| Laurel Lee |
15—Republican |
https://laurellee.house.gov |
| Vernon G. Buchanan |
16—Republican |
https://buchanan.house.gov |
| W. Gregory Steube |
17—Republican |
https://steube.house.gov |
| C. Scott Franklin |
18—Republican |
https://franklin.house.gov |
| Byron Donalds |
19—Republican |
https://donalds.house.gov |
| Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick |
20—Democrat |
https://cherfilus-mccormick.house.gov |
| Brian J. Mast |
21—Republican |
https://mast.house.gov |
| Lois J. Frankel |
22—Democrat |
https://frankel.house.gov |
| Jared Moskowitz |
23—Democrat |
https://moskowitz.house.gov |
| Frederica S. Wilson |
24—Democrat |
https://wilson.house.gov |
| Deborah Wasserman Schultz |
25—Democrat |
https://wassermanschultz.house.gov |
| Mario R. Diaz-Balart |
26—Republican |
https://mariodiazbalart.house.gov |
| Maria E. Salazar |
27—Republican |
https://salazar.house.gov |
| Carlos A. Gimenez |
28-Republican |
https://gimenez.house.gov |
| Georgia |
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| Earl L. Carter |
01—Republican |
https://buddycarter.house.gov |
| Sanford D. Bishop, Jr. |
02—Democrat |
http://bishop.house.gov |
| Brian Jack |
03—Republican |
https://jack.house.gov |
| Henry C. Johnson, Jr. |
04—Democrat |
https://hankjohnson.house.gov |
| Nikema Williams |
05—Democrat |
https://nikemawilliams.house.gov |
| Lucia "Lucy" K. McBath |
06—Democrat |
https://mcbath.house.gov |
| Rich McCormick |
07—Republican |
https://mccormick.house.gov |
| J. Austin Scott |
08—Republican |
https://austinscott.house.gov |
| Andrew S. Clyde |
09—Republican |
https://clyde.house.gov |
| Mike Collins, Jr. |
10—Republican |
https://collins.house.gov |
| Barry D. Loudermilk |
11—Republican |
https://loudermilk.house.gov |
| Richard W. Allen |
12—Republican |
https://allen.house.gov |
| David A. Scott |
13—Democrat |
https://davidscott.house.gov |
| Marjorie T. Greene |
14—Republican |
https://greene.house.gov |
| Guam |
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| James Moylan |
Delegate—Republican |
https://moylan.house.gov |
| Hawaii |
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| Edward E. Case |
01—Democrat |
https://case.house.gov |
| Jill Tokuda |
02—Democrat |
https://tokuda.house.gov |
| Idaho |
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| Russell M. Fulcher |
01—Republican |
https://fulcher.house.gov |
| Michael K. Simpson |
02—Republican |
http://simpson.house.gov |
| Illinois |
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| Jonathan Jackson |
01—Democrat |
http://jonathanjackson.house.gov |
| Robin L. Kelly |
02—Democrat |
https://robinkelly.house.gov |
| Delia Ramirez |
03—Democrat |
https://ramirez.house.gov/ |
| Jesús G. García |
04—Democrat |
https://chuygarcia.house.gov |
| Michael B. Quigley |
05—Democrat |
https://quigley.house.gov |
| Sean T. Casten |
06—Democrat |
https://casten.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 |
| Nikki Budzinski |
13—Democrat |
http://budzinski.house.gov |
| Lauren Underwood |
14—Democrat |
https://underwood.house.gov |
| Mary E. Miller |
15—Republican |
https://marymiller.house.gov |
| Darin M. LaHood |
16—Republican |
http://lahood.house.gov |
| Eric Sorensen |
17—Democrat |
https://sorensen.house.gov |
| Indiana |
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| Frank J. Mrvan |
01—Democrat |
https://mrvan.house.gov |
| Rudy Yakym, III |
02—Republican |
http://yakym.house.gov |
| Marlin A. Stutzman |
03—Republican |
https://stutzman.house.gov |
| James R. Baird |
04—Republican |
https://baird.house.gov |
| Victoria Spartz |
05—Republican |
https://spartz.house.gov |
| Jefferson Shreve |
06—Republican |
https://shreve.house.gov |
| André D. Carson |
07—Democrat |
http://carson.house.gov |
| Mark Messmer |
08—Republican |
https://messmer.house.gov |
| Erin Houchin |
09—Republican |
https://houchin.house.gov |
| Iowa |
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| Mariannette J. Miller-Meeks |
01—Republican |
https://millermeeks.house.gov |
| Ashley E. Hinson |
02—Republican |
https://hinson.house.gov |
| Zachary Nunn |
03—Republican |
https://nunn.house.gov |
| Randall L. Feenstra |
04—Republican |
https://feenstra.house.gov |
| Kansas |
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| Tracey R. Mann |
01—Republican |
https://mann.house.gov |
| Derek Schmidt |
02—Republican |
https://schmidt.house.gov |
| Sharice L. Davids |
03—Democrat |
https://davids.house.gov |
| Ronald G. Estes |
04—Republican |
https://estes.house.gov |
| Kentucky |
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| James R. Comer |
01—Republican |
https://comer.house.gov |
| S. Brett Guthrie |
02—Republican |
https://guthrie.house.gov |
| Morgan McGarvey |
03—Democrat |
https://mcgarvey.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 |
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| Stephen J. Scalise |
01—Republican |
http://scalise.house.gov |
| Troy Carter |
02—Democrat |
https://troycarter.house.gov/ |
| G. Clay Higgins |
03—Republican |
https://clayhiggins.house.gov |
| J. Michael Johnson |
04—Republican |
https://mikejohnson.house.gov |
| Julia Letlow |
05—Republican |
https://letlow.house.gov/ |
| Cleo Fields |
06—Democrat |
https://fields.house.gov |
| Maine |
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| Chellie M. Pingree |
01—Democrat |
https://pingree.house.gov |
| Jared F. Golden |
02—Democrat |
https://golden.house.gov |
| Maryland |
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| Andrew P. Harris |
01—Republican |
http://harris.house.gov |
| Johnny Olszewski |
02—Democrat |
http://olszewski.house.gov |
| Sarah Kelly Elfreth |
03—Democrat |
https://elfreth.house.gov |
| Glenn Ivey |
04—Democrat |
https://ivey.house.gov |
| Steny H. Hoyer |
05—Democrat |
https://hoyer.house.gov |
| April Lynn McClain-Delaney |
06—Democrat |
https://mclaindelaney.house.gov |
| Kweisi Mfume |
07—Democrat |
https://mfume.house.gov |
| Jamin B. Raskin |
08—Democrat |
https://raskin.house.gov |
| Massachusetts |
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| Richard E. Neal |
01—Democrat |
https://neal.house.gov |
| James P. McGovern |
02—Democrat |
http://mcgovern.house.gov |
| Lori L. Trahan |
03—Democrat |
https://trahan.house.gov |
| Jacob D. Auchincloss |
04—Democrat |
https://auchincloss.house.gov |
| Katherine M. Clark |
05—Democrat |
https://katherineclark.house.gov |
| Seth W. Moulton |
06—Democrat |
http://moulton.house.gov |
| Ayanna S. Pressley |
07—Democrat |
https://pressley.house.gov |
| Stephen F. Lynch |
08—Democrat |
http://lynch.house.gov |
| William R. Keating |
09—Democrat |
https://keating.house.gov |
| Michigan |
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| John W. Bergman |
01—Republican |
https://bergman.house.gov |
| John R. Moolenaar |
02—Republican |
https://moolenaar.house.gov |
| Hillary Scholten |
03—Democrat |
https://scholten.house.gov |
| William P. Huizenga |
04—Republican |
https://huizenga.house.gov |
| Timothy L. Walberg |
05—Republican |
http://walberg.house.gov |
| Debbie Dingell |
06—Democrat |
http://debbiedingell.house.gov |
| Tom Barrett |
07—Republican |
http://barrett.house.gov |
| Kristen McDonald Rivet |
08—Democrat |
https://rivet.house.gov |
| Lisa C. McClain |
09—Republican |
https://mcclain.house.gov |
| John James |
10—Republican |
https://james.house.gov |
| Haley M. Stevens |
11—Democrat |
https://stevens.house.gov |
| Rashida H. Tlaib |
12—Democrat |
https://tlaib.house.gov |
| Shri Thanedar |
13—Democrat |
https://thanedar.house.gov |
| Minnesota |
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| Brad Finstad |
01—Republican |
https://finstad.house.gov |
| Angela D. Craig |
02—Democrat |
https://craig.house.gov |
| Kelly Morrison |
03—Democrat |
https://morrison.house.gov |
| Betty L. McCollum |
04—Democrat |
http://mccollum.house.gov |
| Ilhan A. Omar |
05—Democrat |
https://omar.house.gov |
| Thomas E. Emmer, Jr. |
06—Republican |
https://emmer.house.gov |
| Michelle L. Fischbach |
07—Republican |
https://fischbach.house.gov |
| Peter A. Stauber |
08—Republican |
https://stauber.house.gov |
| Mississippi |
|
|
| J. Trent Kelly |
01—Republican |
https://trentkelly.house.gov |
| Bennie G. Thompson |
02—Democrat |
https://benniethompson.house.gov |
| Michael P. Guest |
03—Republican |
https://guest.house.gov |
| Mike Ezell |
04—Republican |
http://ezell.house.gov |
| Missouri |
|
|
| Wesley Bell |
01—Democrat |
https://bell.house.gov |
| Ann L. Wagner |
02—Republican |
http://wagner.house.gov |
| Bob Onder, Jr. |
03—Republican |
http://onder.house.gov |
| Mark Alford |
04—Republican |
https://alford.house.gov |
| Emanuel Cleaver II |
05—Democrat |
http://cleaver.house.gov |
| Samuel B. Graves, Jr. |
06—Republican |
https://graves.house.gov |
| Eric Burlison |
07—Republican |
https://burlison.house.gov |
| Jason T. Smith |
08—Republican |
https://jasonsmith.house.gov |
| Montana |
|
|
| Ryan Zinke |
1—Republican |
https://zinke.house.gov |
| Troy Downing |
2—Republican |
https://downing.house.gov |
| Nebraska |
|
|
| Mike Flood |
01—Republican |
https://flood.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 |
| Suzanne K. Lee |
03—Democrat |
https://susielee.house.gov |
| Steven A. Horsford |
04—Democrat |
https://horsford.house.gov |
| New Hampshire |
|
|
| Christopher C. Pappas |
01—Democrat |
https://pappas.house.gov |
| Maggie Goodlander |
02—Democrat |
http://goodlander.house.gov |
| New Jersey |
|
|
| Donald W. Norcross |
01—Democrat |
https://norcross.house.gov |
| Jefferson H. Van Drew |
02—Republican |
https://vandrew.house.gov |
| Herb Conaway |
03—Democrat |
https://conaway.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 |
| Thomas Kean, Jr. |
07—Republican |
https://kean.house.gov |
| Robert Menendez |
08—Democrat |
https://menendez.house.gov |
| Nellie Pou |
09—Democrat |
http://pou.house.gov |
| LaMonica McIver |
10—Democrat |
http://mciver.house.gov |
| R. Michelle Sherrill |
11—Democrat |
https://sherrill.house.gov |
| Bonnie Watson Coleman |
12—Democrat |
https://watsoncoleman.house.gov |
| New Mexico |
|
|
| Melanie Stansbury |
01—Democrat |
https://stansbury.house.gov |
| Gabe Vasquez |
02—Democrat |
https://vasquez.house.gov |
| Teresa I. Leger Fernandez |
03—Democrat |
https://fernandez.house.gov |
| New York |
|
|
| Nick LaLota |
01—Republican |
https://lalota.house.gov |
| Andrew R. Garbarino |
02—Republican |
https://garbarino.house.gov |
| Tom Suozzi |
03—Democrat |
https://suozzi.house.gov |
| Laura Gillen |
04—Democrat |
http://gillen.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 |
| Daniel Goldman |
10—Democrat |
http://goldman.house.gov |
| Nicole Malliotakis |
11—Republican |
https://malliotakis.house.gov |
| Jerrold L. Nadler |
12—Democrat |
http://nadler.house.gov |
| Adriano D. Espaillat |
13—Democrat |
https://espaillat.house.gov |
| Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez |
14—Democrat |
https://ocasio-cortez.house.gov |
| Ritchie J. Torres |
15—Democrat |
https://ritchietorres.house.gov |
| George Latimer |
16—Democrat |
https://latimer.house.gov |
| Michael Lawler |
17—Republican |
https://lawler.house.gov |
| Patrick Ryan |
18—Democrat |
http://patryan.house.gov |
| Josh Riley |
19—Democrat |
https://riley.house.gov |
| Paul D. Tonko |
20—Democrat |
https://tonko.house.gov |
| Elise M. Stefanik |
21—Republican |
https://stefanik.house.gov |
| John Mannion |
22—Democrat |
https://mannion.house.gov |
| Nicholas Langworthy |
23—Republican |
https://langworthy.house.gov |
| Claudia Tenney |
24—Republican |
https://tenney.house.gov |
| Joseph D. Morelle |
25—Democrat |
https://morelle.house.gov |
| Tim Kennedy |
26—Democrat |
http://kennedy.house.gov |
| North Carolina |
|
|
| Donald Davis |
01—Democrat |
http://dondavis.house.gov |
| Deborah K. Ross |
02—Democrat |
https://ross.house.gov |
| Gregory F. Murphy |
03—Republican |
https://gregmurphy.house.gov |
| Valerie Foushee |
04—Democrat |
https://foushee.house.gov |
| Virginia A. Foxx |
05—Republican |
http://foxx.house.gov |
| Addison McDowell |
06—Republican |
https://mcdowell.house.gov |
| David C. Rouzer |
07—Republican |
https://rouzer.house.gov |
| Mark Harris |
08—Republican |
https://harris.house.gov |
| Richard L. Hudson, Jr. |
09—Republican |
https://hudson.house.gov |
| Pat Harrigan |
10—Republican |
http://harrigan.house.gov |
| Chuck Edwards |
11—Republican |
https://edwards.house.gov |
| Alma S. Adams |
12—Democrat |
http://adams.house.gov |
| Brad Knott |
13—Republican |
https://knott.house.gov |
| Tim Moore |
14—Republican |
http://moore.house.gov |
| North Dakota |
|
|
| Kelly Armstrong |
At Large—Republican |
https://armstrong.house.gov |
| Northern Mariana Islands |
|
|
| Kimberlyn King-Hinds |
Delegate—Republican |
http://kinghinds.house.gov |
| Ohio |
|
|
| Greg Landsman |
01—Democrat |
http://landsman.house.gov |
| David Taylor |
02—Republican |
http://taylor.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 |
| Michael Rulli |
06—Republican |
http://rulli.house.gov |
| Max Miller |
07—Republican |
https://maxmiller.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 |
| Shontel Brown |
11—Democrat |
https://shontelbrown.house.gov |
| W. Troy Balderson |
12—Republican |
https://balderson.house.gov |
| Emilia Sykes |
13—Democrat |
https://sykes.house.gov |
| David P. Joyce |
14—Republican |
https://joyce.house.gov |
| Mike Carey |
15—Republican |
https://carey.house.gov |
| Oklahoma |
|
|
| Kevin R. Hern |
01—Republican |
https://hern.house.gov |
| Josh Brecheen |
02—Republican |
https://brecheen.house.gov |
| Frank D. Lucas |
03—Republican |
https://lucas.house.gov |
| Thomas J. Cole |
04—Republican |
https://cole.house.gov |
| Stephanie I. Bice |
05—Republican |
https://bice.house.gov |
| Oregon |
|
|
| Suzanne M. Bonamici |
01—Democrat |
https://bonamici.house.gov |
| Cliff S. Bentz |
02—Republican |
https://bentz.house.gov |
| Maxine Dexter |
03—Democrat |
https://dexter.house.gov |
| Val Hoyle |
04—Democrat |
https://hoyle.house.gov |
| Janelle Bynum |
05—Democrat |
https://bynum.house.gov |
| Andrea Salinas |
06-Democrat |
https://salinas.house.gov |
| Pennsylvania |
|
|
| Brian K. Fitzpatrick |
01—Republican |
https://fitzpatrick.house.gov |
| Brendan F. Boyle |
02—Democrat |
https://boyle.house.gov |
| Dwight E. Evans |
03—Democrat |
https://evans.house.gov |
| Madeleine C. Dean |
04—Democrat |
https://dean.house.gov |
| Mary Gay Scanlon |
05—Democrat |
https://scanlon.house.gov |
| Christina J. Houlahan |
06—Democrat |
https://houlahan.house.gov |
| Ryan Mackenzie |
07—Republican |
https://mackenzie.house.gov |
| Rob Bresnahan |
08—Republican |
https://bresnahan.house.gov |
| Daniel P. Meuser |
09—Republican |
https://meuser.house.gov |
| Scott G. Perry |
10—Republican |
https://perry.house.gov |
| Lloyd K. Smucker |
11—Republican |
https://smucker.house.gov |
| Summer Lee |
12—Democrat |
https://summerlee.house.gov |
| John P. Joyce |
13—Republican |
https://johnjoyce.house.gov |
| Guy L. Reschenthaler |
14—Republican |
https://reschenthaler.house.gov |
| Glenn W. Thompson |
15—Republican |
https://thompson.house.gov |
| George Joseph "Mike" Kelly, Jr. |
16—Republican |
https://kelly.house.gov |
| Christopher Deluzio |
17—Democrat |
https://deluzio.house.gov |
| Puerto Rico |
|
|
| Pablo Jose Hernandez Rivera |
Resident Commissioner—Republican |
https://rivera.house.gov |
| Rhode Island |
|
|
| Gabe Amo |
01—Democrat |
http://amo.house.gov |
| Seth Magaziner |
02—Democrat |
http://magaziner.house.gov |
| South Carolina |
|
|
| Nancy R. Mace |
01—Republican |
https://mace.house.gov |
| Addison Graves "Joe" Wilson, Sr. |
02—Republican |
http://joewilson.house.gov |
| Sheri Biggs |
03—Republican |
http://biggs.house.gov |
| William R. Timmons, IV |
04—Republican |
https://timmons.house.gov |
| Ralph W. Norman, Jr. |
05—Republican |
https://norman.house.gov |
| James E. Clyburn |
06—Democrat |
http://clyburn.house.gov |
| Russell Fry |
07—Republican |
http://fry.house.gov |
| South Dakota |
|
|
| Dustin M. Johnson |
At Large—Republican |
https://dustyjohnson.house.gov |
| Tennessee |
|
|
| Diana L. Harshbarger |
01—Republican |
https://harshbarger.house.gov |
| Timothy F. Burchett |
02—Republican |
https://burchett.house.gov |
| Charles J. Fleischmann |
03—Republican |
http://fleischmann.house.gov |
| Scott E. DesJarlais |
04—Republican |
https://desjarlais.house.gov |
| Andrew Ogles |
05—Republican |
http://ogles.house.gov |
| John W. Rose |
06—Republican |
https://johnrose.house.gov |
| Mark E. Green |
07—Republican |
https://markgreen.house.gov |
| David F. Kustoff |
08—Republican |
https://kustoff.house.gov |
| Stephen I. Cohen |
09—Democrat |
https://cohen.house.gov |
| Texas |
|
|
| Nathaniel Moran |
01—Republican |
https://moran.house.gov |
| Daniel R. Crenshaw |
02—Republican |
https://crenshaw.house.gov |
| Keith Alan Self |
03—Republican |
https://self.house.gov |
| Patrick E. Fallon |
04—Republican |
https://fallon.house.gov |
| Lance Gooden |
05—Republican |
https://gooden.house.gov |
| Jake Ellzey |
06—Republican |
https://ellzey.house.gov |
| Elizabeth P. Fletcher |
07—Democrat |
https://fletcher.house.gov |
| Morgan Luttrell |
08—Republican |
http://luttrell.house.gov |
| Alexander N. Green |
09—Democrat |
http://algreen.house.gov |
| Michael T. McCaul |
10—Republican |
http://mccaul.house.gov |
| August L. Pfluger |
11—Republican |
https://pfluger.house.gov |
| Craig Goldman |
12—Republican |
http://goldman.house.gov |
| Ronny L. Jackson |
13—Republican |
https://jackson.house.gov |
| Randy K. Weber, Sr. |
14—Republican |
http://weber.house.gov |
| Monica De La Cruz |
15—Republican |
https://delacruz.house.gov |
| Veronica Escobar |
16—Democrat |
https://escobar.house.gov |
| Peter A. Sessions |
17—Republican |
https://sessions.house.gov |
| Sylvester Turner |
18—Democrat |
http://turner.house.gov |
| Jodey Cook Arrington |
19—Republican |
https://arrington.house.gov |
| Joaquin Castro |
20—Democrat |
https://castro.house.gov |
| Charles E. Roy |
21—Republican |
https://roy.house.gov |
| Troy E. Nehls |
22—Republican |
https://nehls.house.gov |
| E. Anthony Gonzalez |
23—Republican |
https://gonzales.house.gov |
| Elizabeth A. Van Duyne |
24—Republican |
https://vanduyne.house.gov |
| J. Roger Williams |
25—Republican |
http://williams.house.gov |
| Brandon Gill |
26—Republican |
http://gill.house.gov |
| Michael J. Cloud |
27—Republican |
https://cloud.house.gov |
| Enrique R. Cuellar |
28—Democrat |
http://cuellar.house.gov |
| Sylvia R. Garcia |
29—Democrat |
https://sylviagarcia.house.gov |
| Jasmine Crockett |
30—Democrat |
http://crockett.house.gov |
| John R. Carter |
31—Republican |
https://carter.house.gov |
| Julie Johnson |
32—Democrat |
https://johnson.house.gov |
| Marc A. Veasey |
33—Democrat |
http://veasey.house.gov |
| Vincente Gonzalez |
34—Democrat |
https://gonzalez.house.gov |
| Greg Casar |
35—Democrat |
https://casar.house.gov |
| Brian Babin |
36—Republican |
http://babin.house.gov |
| Lloyd A. Doggett, II |
37—Democrat |
https://doggett.house.gov |
| Wesley Hunt |
38—Republican |
https://hunt.house.gov |
| Utah |
|
|
| Blake D. Moore |
01—Republican |
https://blakemoore.house.gov |
| Celeste Maloy |
02—Republican |
http://maloy.house.gov |
| Mike Kennedy |
03—Republican |
https://kennedy.house.gov |
| C. Burgess Owens |
04—Republican |
https://owens.house.gov |
| Vermont |
|
|
| Becca Balint |
At Large—Democrat |
https://balint.house.gov |
| Virgin Islands |
|
|
| Stacey E. Plaskett |
Delegate—Democrat |
https://plaskett.house.gov |
| Virginia |
|
|
| Robert J. Wittman |
01—Republican |
http://wittman.house.gov |
| Jennifer Kiggans |
02—Republican |
https://kiggans.house.gov |
| Robert C. Scott |
03—Democrat |
http://bobbyscott.house.gov |
| Jennifer McClellan |
04—Democrat |
https://mcclellan.house.gov |
| John McGuire |
05—Republican |
https://mcguire.house.gov |
| Benjamin L. Cline |
06—Republican |
https://cline.house.gov |
| Eugene Vindman |
07—Democrat |
https://vindman.house.gov |
| Donald S. Beyer, Jr. |
08—Democrat |
http://beyer.house.gov |
| H. Morgan Griffith |
09—Republican |
http://morgangriffith.house.gov |
| Suhas Subramanyam |
10—Democrat |
https://subramanyam.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 |
| Marie Perez |
03—Democrat |
http://gluesenkampperez.house.gov/ |
| Daniel M. Newhouse |
04—Republican |
https://newhouse.house.gov |
| Michael Baumgartner |
05—Republican |
http://baumgartner.house.gov |
| Emily Randall |
06—Democrat |
https://randall.house.gov |
| Pramila Jayapal |
07—Democrat |
https://jayapal.house.gov |
| Kimberly M. Schrier |
08—Democrat |
https://schrier.house.gov |
| D. Adam Smith |
09—Democrat |
https://adamsmith.house.gov |
| Marilyn Strickland |
10—Democrat |
https://strickland.house.gov |
| West Virginia |
|
|
| Carol D. Miller |
01—Republican |
https://miller.house.gov |
| Riley Moore |
02—Republican |
https://moore.house.gov |
| Wisconsin |
|
|
| Bryan G. Steil |
01—Republican |
https://steil.house.gov |
| Mark Pocan |
02—Democrat |
http://pocan.house.gov |
| Van Orden, Derrick |
03—Republican |
https://vanorden.house.gov |
| Gwendolynne S. Moore |
04—Democrat |
https://gwenmoore.house.gov |
| Scott L. Fitzgerald |
05—Republican |
https://fitzgerald.house.gov |
| Glenn S. Grothman |
06—Republican |
http://grothman.house.gov |
| Thomas P. Tiffany |
07—Republican |
https://tiffany.house.gov |
| Tony Wied |
08—Republican |
https://wied.house.gov |
| Wyoming |
|
|
| Harriet Hageman |
At Large—Republican |
https://hageman.house.gov |
* * *
| |
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| THE ABOVE LIST OF 435 REPRESENTATIVES WAS UPDATED 3–2021. |
|
| Democrats are 219; Republicans are 211; and 5 districts do not have a Representative. |
|
| The Resident Commissioner and Delegates are not counted as Members. |
|
https://www.house.gov/representatives
https://clerkpreview.house.gov/Members#MemberProfilesSources of Information
Additional Resources
The "House of Representatives Resources" web page contains links that allow easy access to calendars, committee assignments, current House floor activities, directories, documents, profiles, statistics, texts of bills, the Office of the Clerk and the House Library, and information on committee meetings, House history, precedents, procedures, rules, salaries, Speakers of the House, vacancies, and information for those who are planning a visit to the U.S. Capitol.
https://www.congress.gov/help/house-of-representatives
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 Websites
The Library of Congress maintains a "Web Archives" that includes thousands of official campaign websites. Former congressional candidates' websites 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 website.
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
Contact the Clerk
Additional information on the House of Representatives is available from the Clerk, U.S. Capitol, Room H-154, Washington, DC 20515-6601. Phone, 202-225-7000.
https://clerkpreview.house.gov/About#OverviewContact | Email:
info.clerkweb@mail.house.gov
Directories
The website 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) that leads to his or her website.
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
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The Office of the Clerk has posted answers to general legislative questions and to more specific questions related to members and committees.
https://clerkpreview.house.gov/Help#MemberFAQs
Glossaries
The Office of the Clerk's website has a short glossary for children.
https://kids-clerk.house.gov/high-school/glossary.html
House.gov has a glossary of terms for readers of 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.
https://www.house.gov/the-house-explained/open-government/statement-of-disbursements/glossary-of-terms
History
The House of Representative's "History, Art and Archives" website features resources and a trove of information, including online collections, exhibitions, publications, and records.
http://history.house.gov | Email:
history@mail.house.gov
In 2015, the "History, Art & Archives" team presented 10 favorite historical highlights and blog posts. Its selection had an eclectic character and includes highlights on a lavaliere of diamonds, the protective power of a thrice-folded newspaper, the House gym, an amendment to abolish the U.S. Senate, national weather forecasts, possums, dueling in the House, hunting dogs on the floor, a titanic story of love and courage, and a very kissable man.
https://history.house.gov/Blog/2015/May/5-20-Top-Ten/
Learning About the House
The Office of the Clerk's website features educational and entertaining information on the legislative branch of the Government for students of all ages. Its "Kids in the House" site explains the role of the House of Representatives, describes the legislative process, and covers House history.
https://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
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
The Office of the Clerk's website also maintains a database of Member profiles.
https://clerkpreview.house.gov/Members#MemberProfiles
Most-Viewed Bills
The top ten most-viewed bills list is compiled each Monday and posted on the Congress.gov website.
https://www.congress.gov/resources/display/content/Most-Viewed+Bills
Oath of Office
The constitutional oath of office requires each Member of Congress to swear or affirm that he or she will support and defend the U.S. Constitution against foreign and domestic enemies; bear faith and allegiance to the Constitution; take this obligation freely, with neither mental reservation nor purpose of evasion; and discharge the duties of the office well and faithfully.
https://clerkpreview.house.gov/Members#MemberOaths
Party Seats / Vacancies
The Office of the Clerk's "House at a Glance" page keeps a tally of the number of Democratic, Independent, Libertarian, Republican, and vacant seats in the House of Representatives.
https://clerk.house.gov/#view-at-a-glance
People Search
The "History, Art, and Archives" section on the House.gov website has a versatile tool that allows users to search a comprehensive database containing biographical information on Members of the House of Representatives and on nonmember officers like chaplains, clerks, parliamentarians, sergeants at arms, and others.
https://history.house.gov/People/Search
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://bookstore.gpo.gov/agency/congress-legislative-branch | Email:
mainbks@gpo.gov
Schedule
The House's schedule and related resources are available in the "Legislative Activity" section on House.gov.
http://www.house.gov/legislative
Site Map
House.gov features a site map that allows visitors to look for a specific topic or to browse content that aligns with their interests.
http://www.house.gov/content/site_tools/sitemap.php
Vacancies
The Office of the Clerk posts recent resignations, deaths, and other separations from the House of Representatives on its "Current Vacancies" web page. Vacancies are grouped according to congressional session, and the page includes the results of recent special elections that have been held to fill vacancies.
http://clerk.house.gov/member_info/vacancies.aspx?pr=house&%3Bvid=130
