The 'One Hundred Fifth United States Congress' was a meeting of the legislative branch of the
United States federal government, comprised of the
United States Senate and the
United States House of Representatives. It met in
Washington, DC from
January 3 1997 to
January 3 1999, during the first two years of the second administration of
U.S. President William J. (Bill) Clinton.
The apportionment of seats in this
House of Representatives was based on the
Twenty-first Census of the United States in 1990. Both chambers had a
Republican majority.
Dates of sessions
January 3 1997 –
January 3 1999
★ First session:
January 7 1997 –
November 13 1997
★ Second session:
January 27 1998 –
December 19 1998
Previous congress:
''104th Congress''
Next congress:
''106th Congress''
Major Legislation
Main articles: List of United States federal legislation#105th United States Congress
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August 5,
1997 —
Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997, PL 105-34, 111 Stat. 788
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June 9,
1998 —
Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Century, PL 105-178, 112 Stat. 107,
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July 22,
1998 —
Taxpayer Bill of Rights III, PL 105-206, title III, 112 Stat. 726
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August 7,
1998 —
Workforce Investment Act, PL 105-220, 112 Stat. 936,
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October 21,
1998 —
Child Online Privacy Protection Act, PL 105-277, div. C, title XIV, 112 Stat. 2681–736,
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October 27,
1998 —
Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act, PL 105-298, title I, 112 Stat. 2827,
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October 28,
1998 —
Digital Millennium Copyright Act (including the
Online Copyright Infringement Liability Limitation Act), PL 105-304, 112 Stat. 2860,
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October 31,
1998 —
Iraq Liberation Act, PL 105-338, 112 Stat. 3178,
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October 31,
1998 —
Veterans Employment Opportunities Act, PL 105-339, 112 Stat. 3182,
Party summary
Senate
House of Representatives
| Affiliation | Members | Voting
share | Delegates and
Resident
Commissioner | Note | Republican Party | 228 | 52.4% | 1 | | Democratic Party | 206 | 47.4% | 4 | | Independent | 1 | 0.2% | - | Caucuses with the Democrats |
|---|
| Vacant | 0 | 0.0% | - | |
| Total | 435 | | 5 | |
|---|
Officers
Senate
House of Representatives
Members
Senate
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The names of members of the House of Representatives elected statewide ''at-large,'' are preceded by an "At Large," and the names of those elected from districts, whether plural or single member, are preceded by their district numbers.
Many of the congressional district numbers are linked to articles describing the district itself. Since the boundaries of the districts have changed often and substantially, the linked article may only describe the district as it exists today, and not as it was at the time of this Congress.
:'Alabama'
★ . Sonny Callahan ''(R)'' of Mobile
★ . Terry Everett ''(R)'' of Enterprise
★ . Bob Riley ''(R)'' of Ashland
★ . Robert Aderholt ''(R)'' of Haleyville
★ . Robert Cramer ''(D)'' of Huntsville
★ . Spencer Bachus ''(R)'' of Vestavia Hills
★ . Earl F. Hilliard ''(D)'' of Birmingham:'Alaska'
★ Don Young ''(R)'' of Fort Yukon:'Arizona'
★ . Matt Salmon ''(R)'' of Mesa
★ . Ed Pastor ''(D)'' of Phoenix
★ . Bob Stump ''(R)'' of Tolleson
★ . John Shadegg ''(R)'' of Phoenix
★ . Jim Kolbe ''(R)'' of Tucson
★ . J.D. Hayworth ''(R)'' of Scottsdale:'Arkansas'
★ . Marion Berry ''(D)'' of Gillett
★ . Vic Snyder ''(D)'' of Little Rock
★ . Asa Hutchinson ''(R)'' of Bentonville
★ . Jay Dickey ''(R)'' of Pine Bluff:'California'
★ . Frank Riggs ''(R)'' of Windsor
★ . Wally Herger ''(R)'' of Marysville
★ . Vic Fazio ''(D)'' of West Sacramento
★ . John Doolittle ''(R)'' of Rocklin
★ . Robert Matsui ''(D)'' of Sacramento
★ . Lynn Woolsey ''(D)'' of Petaluma
★ . George Miller ''(D)'' of Martinez
★ . Nancy Pelosi ''(D)'' of San Francisco
★ . Barbara Lee ''(D)'' of Oakland, installed April 21, 1998::''Vacant,'' February 7, 1998–April 20, 1998::Ron Dellums ''(D)'' of Oakland, resigned February 6, 1998
★ . Ellen Tauscher ''(D)'' of Pleasanton
★ . Richard Pombo ''(R)'' of Tracy
★ . Tom Lantos ''(D)'' of San Mateo
★ . Pete Stark ''(D)'' of Hayward
★ . Anna Eshoo ''(D)'' of Atherton
★ . Tom Campbell ''(R)'' of Campbell
★ . Zoe Lofgren ''(D)'' of San Jose
★ . Sam Farr ''(D)'' of Carmel
★ . Gary Condit ''(D)'' of Ceres
★ . George Radanovich ''(R)'' of Mariposa
★ . Cal Dooley ''(D)'' of Visalia
★ . Bill Thomas ''(R)'' of Bakersfield
★ . Lois Capps ''(D)'' of Santa Barbara, installed March 17, 1998::''Vacant,'' October 29, 1997–March 16, 1998::Walter Capps ''(D)'' of Santa Barbara, died October 28, 1997
★ . Elton Gallegly ''(R)'' of Simi Valley
★ . Brad Sherman ''(D)'' of Sherman Oaks
★ . Howard McKeon ''(R)'' of Santa Clarita
★ . Howard Berman ''(D)'' of Mission Hills
★ . James E. Rogan ''(R)'' of Glendale
★ . David Dreier ''(R)'' of San Dimas
★ . Henry Waxman ''(D)'' of Los Angeles
★ . Xavier Becerra ''(D)'' of Los Angeles
★ . Matthew G. Martinez ''(D)'' of Monterey Park
★ . Julian C. Dixon ''(D)'' of Los Angeles
★ . Lucille Roybal-Allard ''(D)'' of Los Angeles
★ . Esteban Edward Torres ''(D)'' of La Puente
★ . Maxine Waters ''(D)'' of Los Angeles
★ . Jane Harman ''(D)'' of Rolling Hills
★ . Juanita Millender-McDonald ''(D)'' of Carson
★ . John S. Horn ''(R)'' of Long Beach
★ . Edward R. Royce ''(R)'' of Fullerton
★ . Jerry Lewis ''(R)'' of Redlands
★ . Jay Kim ''(R)'' of Diamond Bar
★ . George Brown, Jr. ''(D)'' of San Bernardino
★ . Ken Calvert ''(R)'' of Corona
★ . Mary Bono ''(R)'' of Palm Springs, installed April 21, 1998::''Vacant,'' January 6, 1998–April 20, 1998::Sonny Bono ''(R)'' of Palm Springs, died January 5, 1998
★ . Dana Rohrabacher ''(R)'' of Huntington Beach
★ . Loretta Sanchez ''(D)'' of Anaheim
★ . Chris Cox ''(R)'' of Newport Beach
★ . Ron Packard ''(R)'' of Oceanside
★ . Brian Bilbray ''(R)'' of Imperial Beach
★ . Bob Filner ''(D)'' of San Diego
★ . Randy "Duke" Cunningham ''(R)'' of Del Mar
★ . Duncan Hunter ''(R)'' of Alpine:'Colorado'
★ . Diana DeGette ''(D)'' of Denver
★ . David Skaggs ''(D)'' of Boulder
★ . Scott McInnis ''(R)'' of Glenwood Springs
★ . Bob Schaffer ''(R)'' of Fort Collins
★ . Joel Hefley ''(R)'' of Colorado Springs
★ . Dan Schaefer ''(R)'' of Lakewood:'Connecticut'
★ . Barbara B. Kennelly ''(D)'' of Hartford
★ . Sam Gejdenson ''(D)'' of Bozrah
★ . Rosa DeLauro ''(D)'' of New Haven
★ . Christopher Shays ''(R)'' of Stamford
★ . James H. Maloney ''(D)'' of Danbury
★ . Nancy Johnson ''(R)'' of New Britain:'Delaware'
★ Michael N. Castle ''(R)'' of Wilmington:'Florida'
★ . Joe Scarborough ''(R)'' of Pensacola
★ . Allen Boyd ''(D)'' of Monticello
★ . Corrine Brown ''(D)'' of Jacksonville
★ . Tillie K. Fowler ''(R)'' of Jacksonville
★ . Karen Thurman ''(D)'' of Dunnellon
★ . Cliff Stearns ''(R)'' of Ocala
★ . John Mica ''(R)'' of Winter Park
★ . Bill McCollum ''(R)'' of Longwood
★ . Michael Bilirakis ''(R)'' of Palm Harbor
★ . Bill Young ''(R)'' of Largo
★ . Jim Davis ''(D)'' of Tampa
★ . Charles T. Canady ''(R)'' of Lakeland
★ . Dan Miller ''(R)'' of Bradenton
★ . Porter Goss ''(R)'' of Sanibel
★ . Dave Weldon ''(R)'' of Palm Bay
★ . Mark Foley ''(R)'' of West Palm Beach
★ . Carrie P. Meek ''(D)'' of Miami
★ . Ileana Ros-Lehtinen ''(R)'' of Miami
★ . Robert Wexler ''(D)'' of Boca Raton
★ . Peter Deutsch ''(D)'' of Fort Lauderhill
★ . Lincoln Diaz-Balart ''(R)'' of Miami
★ . Clay Shaw ''(R)'' of Fort Lauderdale
★ . Alcee Hastings ''(D)'' of Miramar:'Georgia'
★ . Jack Kingston ''(R)'' of Savannah
★ . Sanford Bishop ''(D)'' of Columbus
★ . Mac Collins ''(R)'' of Hampton
★ . Cynthia McKinney ''(D)'' of Decatur
★ . John Lewis ''(D)'' of Atlanta
★ . Newt Gingrich ''(R)'' of Marietta
★ . Bob Barr ''(R)'' of Smyrna
★ . Saxby Chambliss ''(R)'' of Moultrie
★ . Nathan Deal ''(R)'' of Lula
★ . Charlie Norwood ''(R)'' of Evans
★ . John Linder ''(R)'' of Atlanta:'Hawaii'
★ . Neil Abercrombie ''(D)'' of Honolulu
★ . Patsy Mink ''(D)'' of Honolulu:'Idaho'
★ . Helen Chenoweth ''(R)'' of Boise
★ . Mike Crapo ''(R)'' of Idaho Falls:'Illinois'
★ . Bobby Rush ''(D)'' of Chicago
★ . Jesse Jackson, Jr. ''(D)'' of Chicago
★ . William Lipinski ''(D)'' of Chicago
★ . Luis Gutierrez ''(D)'' of Chicago
★ . Rod Blagojevich ''(D)'' of Chicago
★ . Henry Hyde ''(R)'' of Wood Dale
★ . Danny K. Davis ''(D)'' of Chicago
★ . Philip Crane ''(R)'' of Wauconda
★ . Sidney R. Yates ''(D)'' of Chicago
★ . John Edward Porter ''(R)'' of Wilmette
★ . Jerry Weller ''(R)'' of Morris
★ . Jerry Costello ''(D)'' of Belleville
★ . Harris W. Fawell ''(R)'' of Naperville
★ . Dennis Hastert ''(R)'' of Yorkville
★ . Thomas W. Ewing ''(R)'' of Pontiac
★ . Donald Manzullo ''(R)'' of Egan
★ . Lane Evans ''(D)'' of Rock Island
★ . Ray LaHood ''(R)'' of Peoria
★ . Glenn Poshard ''(D)'' of Marion
★ . John Shimkus ''(R)'' of Collinsville:'Indiana'
★ . Peter Visclosky ''(D)'' of Merrillville
★ . David M. McIntosh ''(R)'' of Muncie
★ . Tim Roemer ''(D)'' of South Bend
★ . Mark Souder ''(R)'' of Fort Wayne
★ . Steve Buyer ''(R)'' of Monticello
★ . Dan Burton ''(R)'' of Indianapolis
★ . Edward A. Pease ''(R)'' of Terre Haute
★ . John Hostettler ''(R)'' of Blairsville
★ . Lee H. Hamilton ''(D)'' of Nashville
★ . Julia Carson ''(D)'' of Indianapolis:'Iowa'
★ . Jim Leach ''(R)'' of Davenport
★ . Jim Nussle ''(R)'' of Manchester
★ . Leonard Boswell ''(D)'' of Davis City
★ . Greg Ganske ''(R)'' of Des Moines
★ . Tom Latham ''(R)'' of Alexander:'Kansas'
★ . Jerry Moran ''(R)'' of Hays
★ . Jim Ryun ''(R)'' of Topeka
★ . Vincent Snowbarger ''(R)'' of Olathe
★ . Todd Tiahrt ''(R)'' of Goddard:'Kentucky'
★ . Ed Whitfield ''(R)'' of Hopkinsville
★ . Ron Lewis ''(R)'' of Cecilia
★ . Anne Northup ''(R)'' of Louisville
★ . Jim Bunning ''(R)'' of Southgate
★ . Harold Rogers ''(R)'' of Somerset
★ . Scotty Baesler ''(D)'' of Lexington:'Louisiana'
★ . Bob Livingston ''(R)'' of Metairie
★ . William J. Jefferson ''(D)'' of New Orleans
★ . W.J. Billy Tauzin ''(R)'' of Thibodaux
★ . Jim McCrery ''(R)'' of Shreveport
★ . John Cooksey ''(R)'' of Monroe
★ . Richard H. Baker ''(R)'' of Baton Rouge
★ . Christopher John ''(D)'' of Crowley:'Maine'
★ . Tom Allen ''(D)'' of Portland
★ . John Baldacci ''(D)'' of Bangor:'Maryland'
★ . Wayne Gilchrest ''(R)'' of Kennedyville
★ . Robert Ehrlich ''(R)'' of Timonium
★ . Ben Cardin ''(D)'' of Baltimore
★ . Albert Wynn ''(D)'' of Largo
★ . Steny Hoyer ''(D)'' of Mechanicsville
★ . Roscoe Bartlett ''(R)'' of Frederick
★ . Elijah Cummings ''(D)'' of Baltimore
★ . Connie Morella ''(R)'' of Bethesda:'Massachusetts'
★ . John Olver ''(D)'' of Amherst
★ . Richard Neal ''(D)'' of Springfield
★ . Jim McGovern ''(D)'' of Worcester
★ . Barney Frank ''(D)'' of Newton
★ . Marty Meehan ''(D)'' of Newton
★ . John Tierney ''(D)'' of Salem
★ . Ed Markey ''(D)'' of Malden
★ . Joseph P. Kennedy II ''(D)'' of Boston
★ . Joe Moakley ''(D)'' of South Boston
★ . Bill Delahunt ''(D)'' of Quincy:'Michigan'
★ . Bart Stupak ''(D)'' of Marquette
★ . Peter Hoekstra ''(R)'' of Holland
★ . Vern Ehlers ''(R)'' of Grand Rapids
★ . David Lee Camp ''(R)'' of Midland
★ . James A. Barcia ''(D)'' of Bay City
★ . Fred Upton ''(R)'' of St. Joseph
★ . Nick Smith ''(R)'' of Addison
★ . Debbie Stabenow ''(D)'' of Lansing
★ . Dale Kildee ''(D)'' of Flint
★ . David E. Bonior ''(D)'' of Mt. Clemens
★ . Joe Knollenberg ''(R)'' of Bloomfield Hills
★ . Sander Levin ''(D)'' of Royal Oak
★ . Lynn N. Rivers ''(D)'' of Ann Arbor
★ . Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick ''(D)'' of Detroit
★ . John Conyers ''(D)'' of Detroit
★ . John Dingell ''(D)'' of Dearborn:'Minnesota'
★ . Gil Gutknecht ''(R)'' of Rochester
★ . David Minge ''(DFL)'' of Montevideo
★ . Jim Ramstad ''(R)'' of Minnetonka
★ . Bruce Vento ''(DFL)'' of St. Paul
★ . Martin Olav Sabo ''(DFL)'' of Minneapolis
★ . Bill Luther ''(DFL)'' of Brooklyn Park
★ . Collin Peterson ''(DFL)'' of Detroit Lakes
★ . James Oberstar ''(DFL)'' of Chisholm:'Mississippi'
★ . Roger Wicker ''(R)'' of Tupelo
★ . Bennie Thompson ''(D)'' of Bolton
★ . Chip Pickering ''(R)'' of Laurel
★ . Mike Parker ''(R)'' of Brookhaven
★ . Gene Taylor ''(D)'' of Bay Saint Louis | :'Missouri'
★ . Bill Clay ''(D)'' of St. Louis
★ . Jim Talent ''(R)'' of Chesterfield
★ . Richard "Dick" Gephardt ''(D)'' of St. Louis
★ . Ike Skelton ''(D)'' of Lexington
★ . Karen McCarthy ''(D)'' of Kansas City
★ . Pat Danner ''(D)'' of Kansas City North
★ . Roy Blunt ''(R)'' of Bolivar
★ . Jo Ann Emerson ''(R)'' of Cape Girardeau
★ . Kenny Hulshof ''(R)'' of Columbia:'Montana'
★ At Large - Rick Hill ''(R)'' of Helena:'Nebraska'
★ . Doug Bereuter ''(R)'' of Lincoln
★ . Jon L. Christensen ''(R)'' of Omaha
★ . Bill Barrett ''(R)'' of Lexington:'Nevada'
★ . John Ensign ''(R)'' of Las Vegas
★ . Jim Gibbons ''(R)'' of Reno:'New Hampshire'
★ . John E. Sununu ''(R)'' of Bedford
★ . Charlie Bass ''(R)'' of Peterborough:'New Jersey'
★ . Rob Andrews ''(D)'' of Haddon Heights
★ . Frank LoBiondo ''(R)'' of Vineland
★ . H. James Saxton ''(R)'' of Mount Holly
★ . Chris Smith ''(R)'' of Robbinsville
★ . Marge Roukema ''(R)'' of Ridgewood
★ . Frank Pallone ''(D)'' of Long Branch
★ . Bob Franks ''(R)'' of New Providence
★ . Bill Pascrell, Jr. ''(D)'' of Paterson
★ . Steve Rothman ''(D)'' of Fair Lawn
★ . Donald M. Payne ''(D)'' of Newark
★ . Rodney Frelinghuysen ''(R)'' of Morristown
★ . Michael J. Pappas ''(R)'' of Rocky Hill
★ . Bob Menendez ''(D)'' of Union City:'New Mexico'
★ . Heather Wilson ''(R)'' of Albuquerque, installed June 25, 1998::''Vacant,'' March 26, 1998–June 24, 1998::Steven H. Schiff ''(R)'' of Albuquerque, died March 25, 1998
★ . Joe Skeen ''(R)'' of Picacho
★ . Bill Redmond ''(R)'' of Santa Fe, installed May 20, 1997::''Vacant,'' February 18, 1997–May 19, 1997::Bill Richardson ''(D)'' of Santa Fe, resigned February 17, 1997:'New York'
★ . Michael Forbes ''(D)'' of Quogue
★ . Rick Lazio ''(R)'' of Brightwaters
★ . Peter T. King ''(R)'' of Seaford
★ . Carolyn McCarthy ''(D)'' of Mineola
★ . Gary Ackerman ''(D)'' of Queens
★ . Gregory W. Meeks ''(D)'' of Far Rockaway, installed February 5, 1998::''Vacant,'' November 18, 1997–February 4, 1998::Floyd Flake ''(D)'' of Rosedale, resigned November 17, 1997
★ . Thomas J. Manton ''(D)'' of Sunnyside
★ . Jerrold Nadler ''(D)'' of New York
★ . Charles Schumer ''(D)'' of Brooklyn
★ . Edolphus Towns ''(D)'' of Brooklyn
★ . Major Owens ''(D)'' of Brooklyn
★ . Nydia Velázquez ''(D)'' of New York
★ . Vito Fossella ''(R)'' of Staten Island, installed November 4, 1997::''Vacant,'' August 3, 1997–November 3, 1997::Susan Molinari ''(R)'' of Staten Island, resigned August 2, 1997
★ . Carolyn B. Maloney ''(D)'' of New York
★ . Charles Rangel ''(D)'' of New York
★ . José Serrano ''(D)'' of Bronx
★ . Eliot L. Engel ''(D)'' of Bronx
★ . Nita Lowey ''(D)'' of Harrison
★ . Sue W. Kelly ''(R)'' of Katonah
★ . Benjamin A. Gilman ''(R)'' of Middletown
★ . Michael R. McNulty ''(D)'' of Green Island
★ . Gerald B.H. Solomon ''(R)'' of Glens Falls
★ . Sherwood Boehlert ''(R)'' of New Hartford
★ . John M. McHugh ''(R)'' of Pierrepont Manor
★ . James T. Walsh ''(R)'' of Syracuse
★ . Maurice Hinchey ''(D)'' of Saugerties
★ . Bill Paxon ''(R)'' of Williamsville
★ . Louise McIntosh Slaughter ''(D)'' of Fairport
★ . John J. LaFalce ''(D)'' of Tonawanda
★ . Jack Quinn ''(R)'' of Hamburg
★ . Amo Houghton ''(R)'' of Corning:'North Carolina'
★ . Eva M. Clayton ''(D)'' of Littleton
★ . Bob Etheridge ''(D)'' of Lillington
★ . Walter B. Jones ''(R)'' of Farmville
★ . David Price ''(D)'' of Chapel Hill
★ . Richard Burr ''(R)'' of Winston-Salem
★ . Howard Coble ''(R)'' of Greensboro
★ . Mike McIntyre ''(D)'' of Lumberton
★ . Bill Hefner ''(R)'' of Concord
★ . Sue Wilkins Myrick ''(R)'' of Charlotte
★ . Cass Ballenger ''(R)'' of Hickory
★ . Charles H. Taylor ''(R)'' of Brevard
★ . Mel Watt ''(D)'' of Charlotte:'North Dakota'
★ At Large - Earl Pomeroy ''(D)'' of Valley City:'Ohio'
★ . Steve Chabot ''(R)'' of Cincinnati
★ . Rob Portman ''(R)'' of Cincinnati
★ . Tony P. Hall ''(D)'' of Dayton
★ . Michael G. Oxley ''(R)'' of Findlay
★ . Paul E. Gillmor ''(R)'' of Old Fort
★ . Ted Strickland ''(D)'' of Lucasville
★ . David L. Hobson ''(R)'' of Springfield
★ . John A. Boehner ''(R)'' of West Chester
★ . Marcia C. Kaptur ''(D)'' of Toledo
★ . Dennis J. Kucinich ''(D)'' of Cleveland
★ . Louis Stokes ''(D)'' of Shaker Heights
★ . John Kasich ''(R)'' of Westerville
★ . Sherrod Brown ''(D)'' of Lorain
★ . Thomas C. Sawyer ''(D)'' of Akron
★ . Deborah D. Pryce ''(R)'' of Columbus
★ . Ralph S. Regula ''(R)'' of Navarre
★ . James Traficant ''(D)'' of Poland
★ . Robert W. Ney ''(R)'' of Columbus
★ . Steven C. LaTourette ''(R)'' of Madison Village:'Oklahoma'
★ . Steve Largent ''(R)'' of Tulsa
★ . Tom Coburn ''(R)'' of Muskogee
★ . Wes Watkins ''(R)'' of Stillwater
★ . J.C. Watts ''(R)'' of Norman
★ . Ernest Istook ''(R)'' of Oklahoma City
★ . Frank Lucas ''(R)'' of Cheyenne:'Oregon'
★ . Elizabeth Furse ''(D)'' of Portland
★ . Bob Smith ''(R)'' of Medford
★ . Earl Blumenauer ''(D)'' of Portland
★ . Peter DeFazio ''(D)'' of Springfield
★ . Darlene Hooley ''(D)'' of West Linn:'Pennsylvania'
★ . Bob Brady ''(D)'' of Philadelphia, installed May 21, 1998::''Vacant,'' November 12, 1997–May 20, 1998::Thomas M. Foglietta ''(D)'' of Philadelphia, resigned November 11, 1997
★ . Chaka Fattah ''(D)'' of Philadelphia
★ . Robert A. Borski, Jr. ''(D)'' of Philadelphia
★ . Ron Klink ''(D)'' of Jeanette
★ . John E. Peterson ''(R)'' of Pleasantville
★ . Tim Holden ''(D)'' of Saint Clair
★ . Curt Weldon ''(R)'' of Aston
★ . James C. Greenwood ''(R)'' of Erwinna
★ . Bud Shuster ''(R)'' of Everett
★ . Joseph M. McDade ''(R)'' of Clarks Summit
★ . Paul Kanjorski ''(D)'' of Nanticoke
★ . John Murtha ''(D)'' of Johnstown
★ . Jon D. Fox ''(R)'' of Elkins Park
★ . William J. Coyne ''(D)'' of Pittsburgh
★ . Paul F. McHale, Jr. ''(D)'' of Bethlehem
★ . Joseph R. Pitts ''(R)'' of Kennett Square
★ . George W. Gekas ''(R)'' of Harrisburg
★ . Michael F. Doyle ''(D)'' of Swissvale
★ . William F. Goodling ''(R)'' of Jacobus
★ . Frank Mascara ''(D)'' of Charleroi
★ . Phil English ''(R)'' of Erie:'Rhode Island'
★ . Patrick J. Kennedy ''(D)'' of Portsmouth
★ . Robert Weygand ''(D)'' of North Kingstown:'South Carolina'
★ . Mark Sanford ''(R)'' of Charleston
★ . Floyd Spence ''(R)'' of Lexington
★ . Lindsey Graham ''(R)'' of Seneca
★ . Bob Inglis ''(R)'' of Greenville
★ . John Spratt ''(D)'' of York
★ . Jim Clyburn ''(D)'' of Columbia:'South Dakota'
★ At Large - John R. Thune ''(R)'' of Pierre:'Tennessee'
★ . Bill Jenkins ''(R)'' of Rogersville
★ . John Duncan ''(R)'' of Knoxville
★ . Zach Wamp ''(R)'' of Chattanooga
★ . Van Hilleary ''(R)'' of Spring City
★ . Bob Clement ''(D)'' of Nashville
★ . Bart Gordon ''(D)'' of Murfreesboro
★ . Ed Bryant ''(R)'' of Henderson
★ . John S. Tanner ''(D)'' of Union City
★ . Harold Ford, Jr. ''(D)'' of Memphis:'Texas'
★ . Max Sandlin ''(R)'' of Marshall
★ . Jim Turner ''(R)'' of Crockett
★ . Sam Johnson ''(R)'' of Dallas
★ . Ralph Hall ''(D)'' of Rockwall
★ . Pete Sessions ''(R)'' of Dallas
★ . Joe Barton ''(R)'' of Ennis
★ . Bill Archer ''(R)'' of Houston
★ . Kevin Brady ''(R)'' of The Woodlands
★ . Nick Lampson ''(D)'' of Beaumont
★ . Lloyd Doggett ''(D)'' of Austin
★ . Chet Edwards ''(D)'' of Waco
★ . Kay Granger ''(R)'' of Fort Worth
★ . Mac Thornberry ''(R)'' of Amarillo
★ . Ron Paul ''(R)'' of Surfside Beach
★ . Rubén Hinojosa ''(D)'' of Mercedes
★ . Silvestre Reyes ''(D)'' of El Paso
★ . Charles Stenholm ''(D)'' of Avoca
★ . Sheila Jackson-Lee ''(D)'' of Houston
★ . Larry Combest ''(R)'' of Lubbock
★ . Henry B. Gonzalez ''(D)'' of San Antonio
★ . Lamar S. Smith ''(R)'' of San Antonio
★ . Tom DeLay ''(R)'' of Sugar Land
★ . Henry Bonilla ''(R)'' of San Antonio
★ . Martin Frost ''(D)'' of Arlington
★ . Ken Bentsen ''(D)'' of Houston
★ . Dick Armey ''(R)'' of Irving
★ . Solomon P. Ortiz ''(D)'' of Corpus Christi
★ . Ciro Rodriguez ''(D)'' of San Antonio, installed April 17, 1997::''Vacant,'' January 31, 1997–April 16, 1997::Frank Tejeda ''(D)'' of San Antonio, died January 30, 1997
★ . Gene Green ''(D)'' of Houston
★ . Eddie Bernice Johnson ''(D)'' of Dallas:'Utah'
★ . James V. Hansen ''(R)'' of Farmington
★ . Merrill Cook ''(R)'' of Salt Lake City
★ . Chris Cannon ''(R)'' of Mapleton:'Vermont'
★ At Large - Bernard Sanders (I) of Burlington:'Virginia'
★ . Herbert H. Bateman ''(R)'' of Newport News
★ . Owen B. Pickett ''(D)'' of Virginia Beach
★ . Robert C. Scott ''(D)'' of Newport News
★ . Norman Sisisky ''(D)'' of Petersburg
★ . Virgil Goode ''(D)'' of Rocky Mount
★ . Bob Goodlatte ''(R)'' of Roanoke
★ . Thomas J. Bliley, Jr. ''(R)'' of Richmond
★ . Jim Moran ''(D)'' of Arlington
★ . Rick Boucher ''(D)'' of Abingdon
★ . Frank Wolf ''(R)'' of Vienna
★ . Thomas M. Davis ''(R)'' of Falls Church:'Washington'
★ . Rick White ''(R)'' of Bainbridge Island
★ . Jack Metcalf ''(R)'' of Langley
★ . Linda Smith ''(R)'' of Vancouver
★ . Doc Hastings ''(R)'' of Pasco
★ . George Nethercutt ''(R)'' of Spokane
★ . Norman D. Dicks ''(D)'' of Bremerton
★ . Jim McDermott ''(D)'' of Seattle
★ . Jennifer Dunn ''(R)'' of Bellevue
★ . Adam Smith ''(D)'' of Tacoma:'West Virginia'
★ . Alan Mollohan ''(D)'' of Fairmont
★ . Bob Wise ''(D)'' of Clendenin
★ . Nick Rahall ''(D)'' of Beckley:'Wisconsin'
★ . Mark Neumann ''(R)'' of Janesville
★ . Scott L. Klug ''(R)'' of Madison
★ . Ron Kind ''(D)'' of La Crosse
★ . Gerald D. Kleczka ''(D)'' of Milwaukee
★ . Tom Barrett ''(D)'' of Milwaukee
★ . Tom Petri ''(R)'' of Fond du Lac
★ . Dave Obey ''(D)'' of Wausau
★ . Jay W. Johnson ''(D)'' of Green Bay
★ . Jim Sensenbrenner ''(R)'' of Menomonee Falls:'Wyoming'
★ Barbara Cubin ''(R)'' of Caspar |
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:'
American Samoa'
★
Eni F.H. Faleomavaega (non-voting delegate) ''(
D)''
:'
District of Columbia'
★
Eleanor Holmes Norton (non-voting delegate) ''(
D)''
:'
Guam'
★
Robert A. Underwood (non-voting delegate) ''(
D)''
:'
Puerto Rico'
★
AnÃbal Acevedo-Vilá (non-voting Resident Commissioner) ''(
D/PPD)''
:'
Virgin Islands'
★
Donna Christian-Christensen (non-voting delegate) ''(
D)''
Employees
★
Architect of the Capitol:
Alan M. Hantman
★
Attending Physician of the United States Congress:
John F. Eisold
Senate
★
Chaplain:
Lloyd John Ogilvie
★
Historian:
★
Parliamentarian:
Bob Dove
★
Secretary:
Gary Lee Sisco
★
Sergeant at Arms:
Gregory S. Casey
★
Secretary for the Majority:
Elizabeth B. Greene
★
Secretary for the Minority:
Martin P. Paone
House of Representatives
★
Chaplain:
Rev. James David Ford
★
Chief Administrative Officer:
Jeff Trandahl (acting)
★
Clerk:
Robin H. Carle
★
Parliamentarian:
Charles W. Johnson
★
Sergeant at Arms:
Wilson Livingood
★
Inspector General:
John W. Lainhart IV
External links
★ Biographical Directory of the U.S. Congress
[1]
★ U.S. House of Representatives: Congressional History
[2]
★ U.S. Senate: Statistics and Lists
[3]
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