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Congressional Pictorial Directory S. Prt. 113-1 One Hundred Thirteenth Congress Congressional Pictorial Directory 2013 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE WASHINGTON: 2013 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 1 8/22/13 9:33 AM Compiled Under the Direction of the Joint Committee on Printing Charles E. Schumer, Chairman For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office Internet: bookstore.gpo.gov Phone: toll free (866) 512-1800; DC area (202) 512-1800; Fax: (202) 512-2104 Mail: Stop IDCC, Washington, DC 20402-0001 online version: www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/GPO-PICTDIR-113/pdf/GPO-PICTDIR-113.pdf 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 2 8/22/13 9:33 AM Contents Photographs of: Page President Barack H. Obama ................... V Vice President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. .............VII Speaker of the House John A. Boehner ......... IX President pro tempore of the Senate Patrick J. Leahy ........................... XI Photographs of: Senate and House Leadership ............XII-XIII Senate Officers and Officials ............. XIV-XVI House Officers and Officials ............XVII-XVIII Capitol Officials ........................... XIX Members (by State/District no.) ............ 1-151 Delegates and Resident Commissioner .... 152-153 State Delegations ........................ 155-177 Party Division ............................... 178 Alphabetical lists of: Senators ............................. 181-184 Representatives ....................... 185-197 Delegates and Resident Commissioner ........ 198 Closing date for compilation of the Pictorial Directory was August 2, 2013. * House terms not consecutive. † Also served previous Senate terms. †† Four-year term, elected 2012. 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 3 8/22/13 9:33 AM 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 4 8/22/13 9:33 AM Barack H. Obama President of the United States 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 5 8/22/13 9:33 AM 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 6 8/22/13 9:33 AM Joseph R. Biden, Jr. Vice President of the United States and President of the Senate 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 7 8/22/13 9:33 AM 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 8 8/22/13 9:33 AM John A. Boehner Speaker of the House of Representatives 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 9 8/22/13 9:33 AM 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 10 8/22/13 9:33 AM Patrick J. Leahy President pro tempore of the Senate 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 11 8/22/13 9:33 AM SENATE LEADERSHIP Harry Reid Mitch McConnell Majority Leader Republican Leader Richard J. Durbin John Cornyn Assistant Majority Leader Republican Whip XII 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 12 8/22/13 9:33 AM HOUSE LEADERSHIP Eric Cantor Nancy Pelosi Majority Leader Democratic Leader Kevin McCarthy Steny H. Hoyer Majority Whip Democratic Whip XIII 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 13 8/22/13 9:33 AM SENATE OFFICERS AND OFFICIALS Joseph R. Biden, Jr. Patrick J. Leahy Vice President of the United President pro tempore of the States and President of the Senate Senate XIV 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 14 8/22/13 9:33 AM SENATE OFFICERS AND OFFICIALS Nancy Erickson Terrance W. Gainer Secretary Sergeant at Arms Gary B. Myrick Laura C. Dove Secretary for the Majority Secretary for the Minority XV 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 15 8/22/13 9:33 AM SENATE OFFICERS AND OFFICIALS Dr. Barry C. Black Elizabeth MacDonough Chaplain Parliamentarian XVI 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 16 8/22/13 9:33 AM HOUSE OFFICERS AND OFFICIALS John A. Boehner Karen Haas Speaker of the House of Clerk Representatives Paul D. Irving Dan Strodel Sergeant at Arms Chief Administrative Officer XVII 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 17 8/22/13 9:33 AM HOUSE OFFICERS AND OFFICIALS Patrick J. Conroy Thomas J. Wickham, Jr. Chaplain Parliamentarian Theresa Grafenstine Inspector General XVIII 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 18 8/22/13 9:33 AM CAPITOL OFFICIALS Stephen T. Ayers Dr. Brian Monahan Architect of the Capitol Attending Physician XIX 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 19 8/22/13 9:33 AM 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 20 8/22/13 9:33 AM MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ALABAMA Sen. Richard C. Shelby Sen. Jeff Sessions of Tuscaloosa of Mobile Republican—Jan. 3, 1987 Republican—Jan. 7, 1997 Vacant Vacant Rep. Martha Roby (1st District) of Montgomery (2nd District) Republican—2nd term 1 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 1 8/22/13 9:33 AM ALABAMA Rep. Mike Rogers Rep. Robert B. Aderholt of Anniston (3rd District) of Haleyville (4th District) Republican—6th term Republican—9th term Rep. Mo Brooks Rep. Spencer Bachus of Huntsville (5th District) of Vestavia Hills (6th District) Republican—2nd term Republican—11th term 2 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 2 8/22/13 9:33 AM ALABAMA Rep. Terri A. Sewell of Birmingham (7th District) Democrat—2nd term 3 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 3 8/22/13 9:33 AM ALASKA Sen. Lisa Murkowski Sen. Mark Begich of Girdwood of Anchorage Republican—Dec. 20, 2002 Democrat—Jan. 6, 2009 Rep. Don Young of Fort Yukon (At Large) Republican—21st term 4 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 4 8/22/13 9:33 AM ARIZONA Sen. John McCain Sen. Jeff Flake of Phoenix of Mesa Republican—Jan. 3, 1987 Republican—Jan. 3, 2013 Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick Rep. Ron Barber of Flagstaff (1st District) of Tucson (2nd District) Democrat—2nd term* Democrat—2nd term 5 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 5 8/22/13 9:33 AM ARIZONA Rep. Raúl M. Grijalva Rep. Paul A. Gosar of Tucson (3rd District) of Flagstaff (4th District) Democrat—6th term Republican—2nd term Rep. Matt Salmon Rep. David Schweikert of Mesa (5th District) of Fountain Hills (6th District) Republican—4th term* Republican—2nd term 6 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 6 8/22/13 9:33 AM ARIZONA Rep. Ed Pastor Rep. Trent Franks of Phoenix (7th District) of Glendale (8th District) Democrat—12th term Republican—6th term Rep. Kyrsten Sinema of Phoenix (9th District) Democrat—1st term 7 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 7 8/22/13 9:33 AM ARKANSAS Sen. Mark Pryor Sen. John Boozman of Little Rock of Rogers Democrat—Jan. 7, 2003 Republican—Jan. 5, 2011 Rep. Eric A. “Rick” Rep. Tim Griffin Crawford of Little Rock (2nd District) of Jonesboro (1st District) Republican—2nd term Republican—2nd term 8 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 8 8/22/13 9:34 AM ARKANSAS Rep. Steve Womack Rep. Tom Cotton of Rogers (3rd District) of Dardanelle (4th District) Republican—2nd term Republican—1st term 9 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 9 8/22/13 9:34 AM CALIFORNIA Sen. Dianne Feinstein Sen. Barbara Boxer of San Francisco of Rancho Mirage Democrat—Nov. 10, 1992 Democrat—Jan. 3, 1993 Rep. Doug LaMalfa Rep. Jared Huffman of Oroville (1st District) of San Rafael (2nd District) Republican—1st term Democrat—1st term 10 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 10 8/22/13 9:34 AM CALIFORNIA Rep. John Garamendi Rep. Tom McClintock of Walnut Grove (3rd District) of Roseville (4th District) Democrat—3rd term Republican—3rd term Rep. Mike Thompson Rep. Doris O. Matsui of St. Helena (5th District) of Sacramento (6th District) Democrat—8th term Democrat—5th term 11 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 11 8/22/13 9:34 AM CALIFORNIA Rep. Ami Bera Rep. Paul Cook of Elk Grove (7th District) of Yucca Valley (8th District) Democrat—1st term Republican—1st term Rep. Jerry McNerney Rep. Jeff Denham of Pleasanton (9th District) of Turlock (10th District) Democrat—4th term Republican—2nd term 12 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 12 8/22/13 9:34 AM CALIFORNIA Rep. George Miller Rep. Nancy Pelosi of Martinez (11th District) of San Francisco (12th District) Democrat—20th term Democrat—14th term Rep. Barbara Lee Rep. Jackie Speier of Oakland (13th District) of Hillsborough (14th District) Democrat—9th term Democrat—4th term 13 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 13 8/22/13 9:34 AM CALIFORNIA Rep. Eric Swalwell Rep. Jim Costa of Dublin (15th District) of Fresno (16th District) Democrat—1st term Democrat—5th term Rep. Michael M. Honda Rep. Anna G. Eshoo of San José (17th District) of Menlo Park (18th District) Democrat—7th term Democrat—11th term 14 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 14 8/22/13 9:34 AM CALIFORNIA Rep. Zoe Lofgren Rep. Sam Farr of San Jose (19th District) of Carmel (20th District) Democrat—10th term Democrat—11th term Rep. David G. Valadao Rep. Devin Nunes of Hanford (21st District) of Tulare (22nd District) Republican—1st term Republican—6th term 15 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 15 8/22/13 9:34 AM CALIFORNIA Rep. Kevin McCarthy Rep. Lois Capps of Bakersfield (23rd District) of Santa Barbara Republican—4th term (24th District) Democrat—9th term Rep. Howard P. “Buck” Rep. Julia Brownley McKeon of Oak Park (26th District) of Santa Clarita (25th District) Democrat—1st term Republican—11th term 16 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 16 8/22/13 9:34 AM CALIFORNIA Rep. Judy Chu Rep. Adam B. Schiff of Monterey Park (27th District) of Burbank (28th District) Democrat—3rd term Democrat—7th term Rep. Tony Cárdenas Rep. Brad Sherman of Pacoima (29th District) of Sherman Oaks Democrat—1st term (30th District) Democrat—9th term 17 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 17 8/22/13 9:34 AM CALIFORNIA Rep. Gary G. Miller Rep. Grace F. Napolitano of Rancho Cucamonga of Norwalk (32nd District) (31st District) Democrat—8th term Republican—8th term Rep. Henry A. Waxman Rep. Xavier Becerra of Los Angeles (33rd District) of Los Angeles (34th District) Democrat—20th term Democrat—11th term 18 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 18 8/22/13 9:34 AM CALIFORNIA Rep. Gloria Negrete Rep. Raul Ruiz McLeod of Palm Desert (36th District) of Chino (35th District) Democrat—1st term Democrat—1st term Rep. Karen Bass Rep. Linda T. Sánchez of Los Angeles (37th District) of Lakewood (38th District) Democrat—2nd term Democrat—6th term 19 78-000_pi-153_front_2013.indd 19 8/22/13 9:34 AM CALIFORNIA Rep.
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