TH KEY COMMITTEES FOR THE 117 CONGRESS APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEES The Senate and House of Representatives Appropriations Committees determine how federal funding for discretionary programs, such as the Older Americans Act (OAA) Nutrition Program, is allocated each fiscal year. The Subcommittees overseeing funding for OAA programs in both the Senate and the House are called the Labor, Health and Human Services, Education and Related Agencies Subcommittees. Listed below, by rank, are the Members of Congress who sit on these Committees and Subcommittees. New Members of Congress who are serving their first term are listed in italics.
Senate Labor, Health & Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies Appropriations Subcommittee Democrats (9) Republicans (9) Member State Member State Patty Murray, Chair Washington Roy Blunt, Ranking Member Missouri Richard Durbin Illinois Richard Shelby Alabama Jack Reed Rhode Island Lindsey Graham South Carolina Jeanne Shaheen New Hampshire Jerry Moran Kansas Jeff Merkley Oregon Shelley Moore Capito West Virginia Brian Schatz Hawaii John Kennedy Louisiana Tammy Baldwin Wisconsin Cindy Hyde-Smith Mississippi Chris Murphy Connecticut Mike Braun Indiana Joe Manchin West Virginia Marco Rubio Florida
Senate Appropriations Committee Democrats (15) Republicans (15) Member State Member State Patrick Leahy, Chairman Vermont Richard Shelby, Vice Chairman Alabama Patty Murray Washington Mitch McConnell Kentucky Dianne Feinstein California Susan Collins Maine Richard Durbin Illinois Lisa Murkowski Alaska Jack Reed Rhode Island Lindsey Graham South Carolina Jon Tester Montana Roy Blunt Missouri Jeanne Shaheen New Hampshire Jerry Moran Kansas Jeff Merkley Oregon John Hoeven North Dakota Chris Coons Delaware John Boozman Arkansas Brain Schatz Hawaii Shelley Moore Capito West Virginia Tammy Baldwin Wisconsin John Kennedy Louisiana Chris Murphy Connecticut Cindy Hyde-Smith Mississippi Joe Manchin West Virginia Mike Braun Indiana Chris Van Hollen Maryland Bill Hagerty Tennessee Martin Heinrich New Mexico Marco Rubio Florida
Updated July 2021 House Labor, Health & Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies Appropriations Subcommittee Democrats (10) Republicans (6) Member State & District Member State & District Rosa DeLauro, Chairwoman Connecticut – 3 Tom Cole, Ranking Member Oklahoma – 4 Lucille Roybal-Allard California – 40 Andy Harris Maryland – 1 Barbara Lee California – 13 Chuck Fleischmann Tennessee – 3 Mark Pocan Wisconsin – 2 Jaime Herrera Beutler Washington – 3 Katherine Clark Massachusetts – 5 John Moolenaar Michigan – 4 Lois Frankel Florida – 21 Ben Cline Virginia – 6 Cheri Bustos Illinois – 17 Bonnie Watson Coleman New Jersey – 12 Brenda Lawrence Michigan – 14 Josh Harder California – 10
House Appropriations Committee Democrats (33) Republicans (26) Member State & District Member State & District Rosa DeLauro, Chairwoman Connecticut – 3 Kay Granger, Ranking Member Texas – 12 Marcy Kaptur Ohio – 9 Harold Rogers Kentucky – 5 David Price North Carolina – 4 Robert Aderholt Alabama – 4 Lucille Roybal-Allard California – 40 Mike Simpson Idaho – 2 Sanford Bishop Jr. Georgia – 2 John Carter Texas – 31 Barbara Lee California – 13 Ken Calvert California – 42 Betty McCollum Minnesota – 4 Tom Cole Oklahoma – 4 Tim Ryan Ohio – 13 Mario Diaz-Balart Florida – 25 C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger Maryland – 2 Steve Womack Arkansas – 3 Debbie Wasserman Schultz Florida – 23 Jeff Fortenberry Nebraska – 1 Henry Cuellar Texas – 28 Chuck Fleischmann Tennessee – 3 Chellie Pingree Maine – 1 Jaime Herrera Beutler Washington – 3 Mike Quigley Illinois – 5 David Joyce Ohio – 14 Derek Kilmer Washington – 6 Andy Harris Maryland – 1 Matt Cartwright Pennsylvania – 8 Mark Amodei Nevada – 2 Grace Meng New York – 6 Chris Stewart Utah – 2 Mark Pocan Wisconsin – 2 Steven Palazzo Mississippi – 4 Katherine Clark Massachusetts – 5 David Valadao California – 21 Pete Aguilar California – 31 Dan Newhouse Washington – 4 Lois Frankel Florida – 21 John Moolenaar Michigan – 4 Cheri Bustos Illinois – 17 John Rutherford Florida – 4 Bonnie Watson Coleman New Jersey – 12 Ben Cline Virginia – 6 Brenda Lawrence Michigan – 14 Guy Reschenthaler Pennsylvania – 14 Norma Torres California – 35 Mike Garcia California – 25 Charlie Crist Florida – 13 Ashley Hinson Iowa – 1 Ann Kirkpatrick Arizona – 2 Tony Gonzales Texas – 23 Ed Case Hawaii – 1 Adriano Espaillat New York – 13 Josh Harder California – 10
2 House Appropriations Committee Continued Jennifer Wexton Virginia – 10 David Trone Maryland – 6 Lauren Underwood Illinois – 14 Susie Lee Nevada – 3
AUTHORIZING COMMITTEES Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee The Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) Committee is the authorizing committee for the OAA in the Senate, meaning this committee is responsible for reviewing and setting policy changes, including leading the reauthorization process. The Subcommittee that specifically oversees the OAA is called the Subcommittee on Primary Health and Retirement Security. Listed below are the Senators who sit on this Committee and Subcommittee.
Senate HELP Subcommittee on Primary Health and Retirement Security Democrats (8) Republicans (8) Member State Member State Bernie Sanders*, Chairman Vermont Susan Collins, Ranking Member Maine Bob Casey Pennsylvania Rand Paul Kentucky Tammy Baldwin Wisconsin Lisa Murkowski Alaska Chris Murphy Connecticut Roger Marshall Kansas Tim Kaine Virginia Tim Scott South Carolina Maggie Hassan New Hampshire Jerry Moran Kansas Jacky Rosen Nevada Bill Cassidy Louisiana Ben Ray Luján New Mexico Mike Braun Indiana *Independent
Senate HELP Committee Democrats (11) Republicans (11) Member State Member State Patty Murray, Chairman Washington Richard Burr, Ranking Member North Carolina Bernie Sanders* Vermont Rand Paul Kentucky Bob Casey Pennsylvania Susan Collins Maine Tammy Baldwin Wisconsin Bill Cassidy Louisiana Chris Murphy Connecticut Lisa Murkowski Alaska Tim Kaine Virginia Mike Braun Indiana Maggie Hassan New Hampshire Roger Marshall Kansas Tina Smith Minnesota Tim Scott South Carolina Jacky Rosen Nevada Mitt Romney Utah Ben Ray Lujan New Mexico Tommy Tuberville Alabama John Hickenlooper Colorado Jerry Moran Kansas *Independent
House Education and Labor Committee The House Education and Labor (E&L) Committee is the authorizing committee for the OAA, meaning this committee is responsible for reviewing and setting policy changes, including leading the reauthorization process.
3 The Subcommittee that specifically oversees the OAA is called the Subcommittee on Civil Rights and Human Services. Listed below are the Representatives who sit on this Committee and Subcommittee.
House E&L Subcommittee on Civil Rights and Human Services Democrats (7) Republicans (5) Member State & District Member State & District Suzanne Bonamici, Chair Oregon – 1 Russ Fulcher, Ranking Member Idaho – 1 Alma Adams North Carolina – 12 Glenn ‘GT’ Thompson Pennsylvania – 15 Jahana Hayes Connecticut – 5 Lisa McClain Michigan – 10 Teresa Leger Fernandez New Mexico – 3 Victoria Spartz Indiana – 5 Frank Mrvan Indiana – 1 Scott Fitzgerald Wisconsin – 5 Jamaal Bowman New York – 16 Kweisi Mfume Maryland – 7
House Education & Labor Committee Democrats (29) Republicans (24) Member State & District Member State & District Bobby Scott, Chairman Virginia – 3 Virginia Foxx, Ranking Member North Carolina – 5 Raúl Grijalva Arizona – 3 Joe Wilson South Carolina – 2 Joe Courtney Connecticut – 2 Glenn ‘GT’ Thompson Pennsylvania – 15 Gregorio Sablan Northern Mariana Islands Tim Walberg Michigan – 7 Frederica Wilson Florida – 24 Glenn Grothman Wisconsin – 6 Suzanne Bonamici Oregon – 1 Elise Stefanik New York – 21 Mark Takano California – 41 Rick Allen Georgia – 12 Alma Adams North Carolina – 12 Jim Banks Indiana – 3 Mark DeSaulnier California – 11 James Comer Kentucky – 1 Donald Norcross New Jersey – 1 Russ Fulcher Idaho – 1 Pramila Jayapal Washington – 7 Fred Keller Pennsylvania – 12 Joe Morelle New York – 25 Greg Murphy North Carolina – 3 Susan Wild Pennsylvania – 7 Mariannette Miller-Meeks Iowa – 2 Lucy McBath Georgia – 6 Burgess Owens Utah – 4 Jahana Hayes Connecticut – 5 Bob Good Virginia – 5 Andy Levin Michigan – 9 Lisa McClain Michigan – 10 Ilhan Omar Minnesota – 5 Diana Harshbarger Tennessee – 1 Haley Stevens Michigan – 11 Mary Miller Illinois – 15 Teresa Leger Fernandez New Mexico – 3 Victoria Spartz Indiana – 5 Mondaire Jones New York – 17 Scott Fitzgerald Wisconsin – 5 Kathy Manning North Carolina – 6 Madison Cawthorn North Carolina – 11 Frank Mrvan Indiana – 1 Michelle Steel California – 48 Jamaal Bowman, Vice Chair New York – 16 Julia Letlow Louisiana – 5 Mark Pocan Wisconsin – 2 VACANCY Joaquin Castro Texas – 20 Mikie Sherrill New Jersey – 11 John Yarmuth Kentucky – 3 Adriano Espaillat New York – 13 Kweisi Mfume Maryland – 7 4 AGRICULTURE & NUTRITION COMMITTEES Senate Agriculture Committee The Senate Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry Committee is the authorizing committee for various bills that impact the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and a variety of national nutrition programs. The Subcommittee that specifically oversees programs – such as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) and Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP), among others – is called the Subcommittee on Nutrition, Agricultural Research and Specialty Crops. Listed below are the Senators who sit on this Committee and Subcommittee.
Senate Agriculture Subcommittee on Nutrition, Agricultural Research and Specialty Crops Democrats (6) Republicans (6) Member State Member State Cory Booker, Chairman New Jersey Mike Braun, Ranking Member Indiana Patrick Leahy Vermont Mitch McConnell Kentucky Amy Klobuchar Minnesota John Hoeven North Dakota Kirsten Gillibrand New York Joni Ernst Iowa Raphael Warnock Georgia Roger Marshall Kansas Michael Bennet Colorado Deb Fischer Nebraska
Senate Agriculture Committee Democrats (11) Republicans (11) Member State Member State Debbie Stabenow, Chairwoman Michigan John Boozman, Ranking Member Arkansas Patrick Leahy Vermont Mitch McConnell Kentucky Sherrod Brown Ohio John Hoeven North Dakota Amy Klobuchar Minnesota Joni Ernst Iowa Michael Bennet Colorado Cindy Hyde-Smith Mississippi Kirsten Gillibrand New York Roger Marshall Kansas Tina Smith Minnesota Tommy Tuberville Alabama Richard Durbin Illinois Chuck Grassley Iowa Cory Booker New Jersey John Thune South Dakota Ben Ray Lujan New Mexico Deb Fischer Nebraska Raphael Warnock Georgia Mike Braun Indiana
House Agriculture Committee The House Committee on Agriculture is the authorizing committee for various bills that impact senior hunger and senior nutrition programs that participate in USDA Nutrition Programs. The Subcommittee that specifically oversees these programs – which includes SNAP, CSFP and SFMNP, among others – is called the Nutrition, Oversight and Department Operations Subcommittee. Listed below are the Representatives who sit on this Committee and Subcommittee.
House Agriculture Subcommittee on Nutrition, Oversight and Department Operations Democrats (10) Republicans (8) Member State & District Member State & District Jahana Hayes, Chairperson Connecticut – 5 Don Bacon, Ranking Member Nebraska – 2 Jim McGovern Massachusetts – 2 Rick Crawford Arkansas – 1
5 House Agriculture Subcommittee Continued Alma Adams North Carolina – 12 Scott DesJarlais Tennessee – 4 Bobby Rush Illinois – 1 Vicky Hartzler Missouri – 4 Gregorio Sablan Northern Mariana Islands Jim Baird Indiana – 4 Salud Carbajal California – 24 Chris Jacobs New York – 27 Al Lawson Florida – 5 Michael Cloud Texas – 27 Ann McLane Kuster New Hampshire – 2 Kat Cammack Florida – 3 Jimmy Panetta California – 20 Sean Patrick Maloney New York – 18
House Agriculture Committee Democrats (27) Republicans (24) Member State & District Member State & District David Scott, Chairman Georgia – 13 Glenn ‘GT’ Thompson, Ranking Member Pennsylvania – 15 Jim Costa California – 16 Austin Scott Georgia – 8 Jim McGovern Massachusetts – 2 Rick Crawford Arkansas – 1 Filemon Vela Texas – 34 Scott DesJarlais Tennessee – 4 Alma Adams North Carolina – 12 Vicky Hartzler Missouri – 4 Abigail Spanberger Virginia – 7 Doug LaMalfa California – 1 Jahana Hayes Connecticut – 5 Rodney Davis Illinois – 13 Antonio Delgado New York – 19 Rick Allen Georgia – 12 Bobby Rush Illinois – 1 David Rouzer North Carolina – 7 Chellie Pingree Maine – 1 Trent Kelly Mississippi – 1 Gregorio Sablan Northern Mariana Islands Don Bacon Nebraska – 2 Ann McLane Kuster New Hampshire – 2 Dusty Johnson South Dakota – AL Cheri Bustos Illinois – 17 Jim Baird Indiana – 4 Sean Patrick Maloney New York – 18 Jim Hagedorn Minnesota – 1 Stacey Plaskett U.S. Virgin Islands Chris Jacobs New York – 27 Tom O’Halleran Arizona – 1 Troy Balderson Ohio – 12 Salud Carbajal California – 24 Michael Cloud Texas – 27 Ro Khanna California – 17 Tracey Mann Kansas – 1 Al Lawson Florida – 5 Randy Feenstra Iowa – 4 Lou Correa California – 46 Mary Miller Illinois – 15 Angie Craig Minnesota – 2 Barry Moore Alabama – 2 Josh Harder California – 10 Kat Cammack Florida – 3 Cindy Axne Iowa – 3 Michelle Fischbach Minnesota – 7 Kim Schrier Washington – 8 Julia Letlow Louisiana – 5 Jimmy Panetta California – 20 Ann Kirkpatrick Arizona – 2 Sanford Bishop Jr. Georgia – 2
6 THE BUDGET COMMITTEES The Senate and House Budget Committees are responsible for developing an annual budget for federal spending that creates parameters for Congress when considering legislation related to federal spending and revenue. The work of the Budget Committees can impact how the appropriations process moves forward and funding for discretionary programs, like the OAA. Listed below are the members of these Committees. Senate Budget Committee Democrats (11) Republicans (11) Member State Member State Bernie Sanders*, Chairman Vermont Lindsey Graham, Ranking Member South Carolina Patty Murray Washington Chuck Grassley Iowa Ron Wyden Oregon Mike Crapo Idaho Debbie Stabenow Michigan Pat Toomey Pennsylvania Sheldon Whitehouse Rhode Island Ron Johnson Wisconsin Mark Warner Virginia Mike Braun Indiana Jeff Merkley Oregon Rick Scott Florida Tim Kaine Virginia Ben Sasse Nebraska Chris Van Hollen Maryland Mitt Romney Utah Ben Ray Lujan New Mexico John Kennedy Louisiana Alex Padilla California Kevin Cramer North Dakota *Independent House Budget Committee Democrats (21) Republicans (16) Member State & District Member State & District John Yarmuth, Chairman Kentucky – 3 Jason Smith, Ranking Member Missouri – 8 Hakeem Jeffries New York – 8 Trent Kelly Mississippi – 1 Brian Higgins New York – 26 Tom McClintock California – 4 Brendan Boyle Pennsylvania – 2 Glen Grothman Wisconsin – 6 Lloyd Doggett Texas – 35 Lloyd Smucker Pennsylvania – 11 David Price North Carolina – 4 Chris Jacobs New York – 27 Jan Schakowsky Illinois – 9 Michael Burgess Texas – 26 Dan Kildee Michigan – 5 Buddy Carter Georgia – 1 Joe Morelle New York – 25 Ben Cline Virginia – 6 Steven Horsford Nevada – 4 Lauren Boebert Colorado – 2 Barbara Lee California – 13 Byron Donalds Florida – 19 Judy Chu California – 27 Randy Feenstra Iowa – 4 Stacey Plaskett U.S. Virgin Islands Bob Good Virginia – 5 Jennifer Wexton Virginia – 10 Ashley Hinson Iowa – 1 Bobby Scott Virginia – 3 Jay Obernolte California – 8 Sheila Jackson Lee Texas – 18 VACANCY Jim Cooper Tennessee – 5 Albio Sires New Jersey – 8 Scott Peters California – 52 Seth Mouton Massachusetts – 6 Pramila Jayapal Washington – 7
7 TAX, HEALTH & AGING COMMITTEES Senate Finance Committee The Senate Finance Committee has jurisdiction over taxation and revenue measures, as well as financial matters related to Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid. Listed below are the Senators who sit on this Committee.
Senate Finance Committee Democrats (14) Republicans (14) Member State Member State Ron Wyden, Chairman Oregon Mike Crapo, Ranking Member Idaho Debbie Stabenow Michigan Chuck Grassley Iowa Maria Cantwell Washington John Cornyn Texas Robert Menendez New Jersey John Thune South Dakota Tom Carper Delaware Richard Burr North Carolina Ben Cardin Maryland Rob Portman Ohio Sherrod Brown Ohio Pat Toomey Pennsylvania Michael Bennet Colorado Tim Scott South Carolina Bob Casey Pennsylvania Bill Cassidy Louisiana Mark Warner Virginia James Lankford Oklahoma Sheldon Whitehouse Rhode Island Steve Daines Montana Maggie Hassan New Hampshire Todd Young Indiana Catherine Cortez Masto Nevada Ben Sasse Nebraska Elizabeth Warren Massachusetts John Barrasso Wyoming
House Ways and Means Committee The House Ways and Means Committee has jurisdiction over taxation and revenue measures, as well as financial matters related to Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid. All bills that raise revenue must originate in the House Ways and Means Committee. Listed below are the Representatives who sit on this Committee.
House Ways and Means Committee Democrats (25) Republicans (18) Member State & District Member State & District Richard Neal, Chairman Massachusetts – 1 Kevin Brady, Ranking Member Texas – 8 Lloyd Doggett Texas – 35 Devin Nunes California – 22 Mike Thompson California – 5 Vern Buchanan Florida – 16 John Larson Connecticut – 1 Adrian Smith Nebraska – 3 Earl Blumenauer Oregon – 3 Tom Reed New York – 23 Ron Kind Wisconsin – 3 Mike Kelly Pennsylvania – 16 Bill Pascrell New Jersey – 9 Jason Smith Missouri – 8 Danny Davis Illinois – 7 Tom Rice South Carolina – 7 Linda Sánchez California – 38 David Schweikert Arizona – 6 Brian Higgins New York – 26 Jackie Walorski Indiana – 2 Terri Sewell Alabama – 7 Darin LaHood Illinois – 18 Suzan DelBene Washington – 1 Brad Wenstrup Ohio – 2 Judy Chu California – 27 Jodey Arrington Texas – 19 Gwen Moore Wisconsin – 4 Drew Ferguson Georgia – 3 Dan Kildee Michigan – 5 Ron Estes Kansas – 4
8 House Ways and Means Committee Continued Brendan Boyle Pennsylvania – 2 Lloyd Smucker Pennsylvania – 11 Don Beyer Virginia – 8 Kevin Hern Oklahoma – 1 Dwight Evans Pennsylvania – 3 Carol Miller West Virginia – 3 Brad Schneider Illinois – 10 Tom Suozzi New York – 3 Jimmy Panetta California – 20 Stephanie Murphy Florida – 7 Jimmy Gomez California – 34 Steven Horsford Nevada – 4 Stacey Plaskett U.S. Virgin Islands
Senate Special Committee on Aging The Senate Special Committee on Aging debates and works to raise awareness about issues relating to older Americans. Often, the Committee will submit its findings and recommendations for legislation to the Senate. The Committee also publishes materials of assistance for public use regarding policies which relate to aging issues. Listed below are the Senators who sit on this Committee.
Senate Special Committee on Aging Democrats (7) Republicans (7) Member Member Member State Bob Casey, Chairman Pennsylvania Tim Scott, Ranking Member South Carolina Kirsten Gillibrand New York Susan Collins Maine Richard Blumenthal Connecticut Richard Burr North Carolina Elizabeth Warren Massachusetts Marco Rubio Florida Jacky Rosen Nevada Mike Braun Indiana Mark Kelly Arizona Rick Scott Florida Raphael Warnock Georgia Mike Lee Utah
CONGRESSIONAL LEADERSHIP Senate Senate leadership positions are an integral part of the functioning of the United States Senate and are typically chosen for a two-year term at the beginning of each Congress. The Majority and Minority leaders are the elected spokespersons on the Senate floor for their respective political parties. It is very difficult for legislation to reach the Senate floor for debate without it being cleared by the leadership.
Democrats Republicans Member & Position State Member & Position State Kamala Harris
Vice President Patrick Leahy Vermont President Pro Tempore Chuck Schumer Mitch McConnell New York Kentucky Majority Leader/Conference Chairman Minority Leader Richard Durbin John Thune Illinois South Dakota Majority Whip Minority Whip Patty Murray John Barrasso Washington Wyoming Assistant Majority Leader Republican Conference Chairman Debbie Stabenow, Michigan Roy Blunt Missouri
9 Policy & Communications Committee Policy Committee Chairman Chair Elizabeth Warren Joni Ernst Massachusetts Iowa Democratic Conference Vice Chair Republican Conference Vice Chair Mark Warner Rick Scott Virginia Florida Democratic Conference Vice Chair Senatorial Committee Chairman Amy Klobuchar Minnesota Steering Committee Chair Bernie Sanders* Vermont Outreach Chair Catherine Cortez Masto Nevada Vice Outreach Chair Joe Manchin West Virginia Policy & Communications Vice Chair Tammy Baldwin Wisconsin Democratic Conference Secretary Gary Peters Michigan Senatorial Campaign Committee Chair *Independent House of Representatives In the House, the Speaker serves as the top leader who is elected by the whole House of Representatives for a two-year term. The Speaker has several combined roles, including the responsibility of presiding over legislative business, serving as the leader of the majority party and as an elected member representing their own congressional district. The Speaker, with support from party leadership, determines which pieces of legislation will be considered and debated by the full House.
Democrats Republicans Member & Position State & District Member & Position State & District Nancy Pelosi California – 12 Speaker of the House Steny Hoyer Kevin McCarthy Maryland – 5 California – 23 Majority Leader Minority Leader James Clyburn Steve Scalise South Carolina – 6 Louisiana – 1 Majority Whip Minority Whip Jan Schakowsky Drew Ferguson Illinois – 9 Georgia – 3 Chief Deputy Whip Chief Deputy Whip G. K. Butterfield Elise Stefanik North Carolina – 1 New York – 21 Chief Deputy Whip Republican Conference Chair Katherine Clark Mike Johnson Massachusetts – 5 Louisiana – 4 Assistant Speaker Republican Conference Vice Chair Hakeem Jeffries Gary Palmer New York – 8 Alabama – 6 Democratic Caucus Chairman Policy Committee Chairman Pete Aguilar California – 31 Democratic Caucus Vice Chair
10 KEY COMMITTEE OFFICE DIRECTORY U.S. SENATE Senate Committee on Appropriations Full Committee: (202) 224-7257 S-128, The Capitol Building Washington, DC 20510 www.appropriations.senate.gov Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor & Pensions Full Committee: (202) 224-5375 428 Senate Dirksen Office Building Hearing Room Washington, DC 20510 430 Dirksen Senate Office Building www.help.senate.gov Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition & Forestry Full Committee: (202) 224-2035 328A Russell Senate Office Building Washington, DC 20510 www.agriculture.senate.gov Senate Committee on the Budget Full Committee: (202) 224-0642 Hearing Room 624 Dirksen Senate Office Building 608 Dirksen Senate Office Building Washington, DC 20510 Washington, DC 20510 www.budget.senate.gov Senate Committee on Finance Full Committee: (202) 224-4515 219 Dirksen Senate Office Building Hearing Room Washington, DC 20510 215 Dirksen Senate Office Building www.finance.senate.gov Senate Special Committee on Aging Majority Office Full Committee: (202) 224-5364 Minority Office: (202) 224-0185 G41 Dirksen Senate Office Building 628 Hart Senate Office Building Washington, DC 20510 www.aging.senate.gov
U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES House Committee on Appropriations Majority Office Full Committee: (202) 225-2771 Minority Office: (202) 225-348 H-307, The Capitol Building www.republicans-appropriations.house.gov Washington, DC 20515 www.appropriations.house.gov House Committee on Education & Labor
Majority Office Minority Office: (202) 225-4527 Full Committee: (202) 225-3725 www.republicans-edlabor.house.gov 2176 Rayburn House Office Building Washington, DC 20515 Hearing Room www.edlabor.house.gov 2175 Rayburn House Office Building
11 House Committee on Agriculture Majority Office Minority Office: (202) 225-0317 Full Committee: (202) 225-2171 1010 Longworth House Office Building 1301 Longworth House Office Building www.republicans-agriculture.house.gov Washington, DC 20515 Hearing Room www.agriculture.house.gov 1300 Longworth House Office Building House Committee on the Budget Majority Office Minority Office: (202) 226-7270 Full Committee: (202) 226-7200 507 Cannon House Office Building 204-E Cannon House Office Building www.republicans-budget.house.gov Washington, DC 20515 Hearing Room www.budget.house.gov 1334 Longworth House Office Building House Committee on Ways & Means Majority Office Full Committee: (202) 225-3625 Minority Office: (202) 225-4021 1102 Longworth House Office Building 1139 Longworth House Office Building Washington, DC 20515 www.gop-waysandmeans.house.gov www.waysandmeans.house.gov
CONGRESSIONAL LEADERSHIP Democrats Republicans Senate Democratic Leadership/Conference Senate Republican Leader www.democrats.senate.gov www.republicanleader.senate.gov Senate Democratic Steering & Outreach Committee Senate Republican Conference (SRC) (DSOC) www.democrats.senate.gov/dsoc www.republican.senate.gov/public Democratic Policy & Communications Committee Senate Republican Policy Committee (RPC) (DPCC) www.democrats.senate.gov/dpcc www.rpc.senate.gov Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) www.dscc.org www.nrsc.org Speaker of the House House Republican Conference www.speaker.gov www.gop.gov House Democratic Leader www.majorityleader.gov House Democratic Caucus www.dems.gov
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