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"Let us not despair, but act. Let us not seek the Republican answer or the Democratic answer, but the right answer. Let us not seek to fix the blame for the past — let us accept our responsibility for the future." — Senator John F. Kennedy, 18 February 1958

Dear Newly Elected Members of Congress,

On behalf of the Institute of Politics, I congratulate you on your recent election and welcome you to the 23rd convening of the Bipartisan Program for Newly Elected Members of Congress. We applaud your commitment to public service and hope to assist your transition to your new and important role.

Since 1972, this program has been an essential part of lawmakers’ orientation to the House of Representatives. This program has hosted more than 700 incoming members including future Vice Presidents, Speakers of the House, Majority Leaders, presidential candidates, and Civil Rights champions.

While we will miss your presence in Cambridge this year, we are proud to offer the expertise of Harvard faculty and other policy experts as you begin your service in the House of Representatives. Our program is designed specifically to provide you the opportunity to get to know your colleagues, explore the policy implications of these important topics, and utilize the expertise of our faculty colleagues.

You will be briefed on domestic and global challenges and engage in conversation with Harvard’s faculty and other policy experts on topics including fighting COVID-19, rebuilding the economy, America’s role in the world, and the effects of the pandemic and economic recession on educational access, food security, criminal justice, and democratic governance.

In addition, we have invited current members of Congress to discuss the transition from the campaign to , including, Reps. Joe Kennedy JD ‘09 (D, MA-04), AB ‘06 (R, NY-21), who both serve on the Institute of Politics Senior Advisory Committee. They will be joined by Reps. MPA ‘17 (R, TX-02) and (D, MA-07).

Congratulations once again on your election to the House. We hope your time with us will provide you the background and inspiration to honor President Kennedy’s admonition to act following the right answer while accepting our responsibility for the future.

Mark D. Gearan '78 Director, Institute of Politics BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED INSTITUTE MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OF POLITICS

NEW MEMBERS OF CONGRESS The Institute of Politics began hosting the Program for Newly Elected Members of Congress in 1972 as a way to foster useful interaction between the academic and political worlds. The first Program was a month- long educational session for four Members of Congress. Over the The Institute of Politics at Harvard course of 40 years, the IOP has Kennedy School was established in hosted future Vice Presidents, 1966 as a living memorial to President Speakers of the House, Majority John F. Kennedy. The Institute’s Leaders, presidential candidates, mission is to unite and engage and Civil Rights champions. students, particularly undergraduates, with academics, politicians, activists, and policymakers on a non-partisan basis to inspire them to pursue pathways in politics and public service.

The Institute blends the academy with practical politics and offers students the opportunity to engage in current events and to acquire skills and perspectives that will assist in their postgraduate pathways.

INSPIRE The program offers one of the few opportunities new members have to PATHWAYS IN get acquainted with colleagues from both sides of the aisle. Since its POLITICS AND inception in 1972, more than 700 current and former members have PUBLIC SERVICE participated. BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED INSTITUTE MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OF POLITICS

INTERNSHIPS The Institute of Politics partners with organizations and elected officials around the world to provide career- oriented, substantive internships for undergraduate students in politics, government, and public service. Through fully-funded internships and stipends, students gain experience in the public sector and develop professional skills that may otherwise be difficult to obtain or finance. FELLOWS PROGRAM The Resident Fellows Program has been a cornerstone program since the founding of the Institute of Politics in 1966. Each semester, the IOP invites prominent elected officials, activists, journalists, and public servants to spend a term at Harvard and share their experiences with students exploring important public issues along with a distinguished cohort of their peers.

JOHN F. KENNEDY JR. FORUM The John F. Kennedy Jr. Forum at the Institute of Politics is Harvard's premier arena for political speech, discussion and debate.The Forum regularly hosts heads of state, leaders in politics, labor, government, business, and the media. BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED AGENDA MEMBERS OF CONGRESS

MONDAY, DECEMBER 7 6:00PM EST New Member Self-Introductions: Getting to Know the Incoming Class of the 117th Congress New members will be given the opportunity to briefly introduce themselves to the full incoming class, share personal stories of why they ran for Congress, how they won, and what they hope to accomplish. Facilitated by Mark D. Gearan ‘78, Director, Institute of Politics Welcome by Menat Banhasy ‘22, President, Kevin Ballen ‘22, Vice President, Institute of Politics Student Advisory Committee Remarks by Amy Walter, National Editor, Cook Political Report

7:15PM EST Virtual Happy Hour (New Members Only) BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED AGENDA MEMBERS OF CONGRESS

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8 10:00AM EST What We Wish We Knew: A Discussion with Current Members of Congress Congressman Dan Crenshaw MPA ‘17 (TX-02, R) Congressman Joe Kennedy JD ‘09 (MA-04, D), Senior Advisory Committee, Institute of Politics Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley (MA-07, D) Congresswoman Elise Stefanik ‘06 (NY-21, R), Senior Advisory Committee, Institute of Politics Nancy Cordes (moderator), Chief Congressional Correspondent, CBS News

11:00AM EST Fighting COVID-19 Ashish Jha MD ‘97, MPH ‘04, Dean, Brown University School of Public Health Juliette Kayyem AB ‘91, JD ‘95, Belfer Senior Lecturer in International Security, ; former Assistant Secretary for Intergovernmental Affairs, Department of Homeland Security (2009-10) David Williams, Florence Sprague Norman and Laura Smart Norman Professor of Public Health, Social and Behavioral Sciences, Harvard T.H. Chan School Of Public Health; Professor of African and African American Studies and Sociology, Nancy Gibbs (moderator), Lombard Director, Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy; Visiting Edward R. Murrow Professor of the Practice of Press, Politics and Public Policy, Harvard Kennedy School; former Editor-in-Chief, TIME (2013-17) BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED AGENDA MEMBERS OF CONGRESS

MONDAY, DECEMBER 14 6:00PM EST Rebuilding the Economy and Getting America Working Again Joe Aldy PhD ‘05, Professor of the Practice of Public Policy, Harvard Kennedy School; University Fellow, Resources for the Future; Senior Adviser, Center for Strategic and International Studies Seth Carpenter, Chief U.S. Economist, UBS; former (Acting) Assistant Secretary for Financial Markets, U.S. Department of the Treasury (2013-16) Dynan PhD ‘92, Professor of the Practice, Department of Economics, Harvard University; Nonresident Senior Fellow, Peterson Institute for International Economics; former Assistant Secretary for Economic Policy and Chief Economist, U.S. Department of the Treasury (2014-17) Michael Strain, Director, Economic Policy Studies and Arthur F. Burns Scholar in Political Economy, AEI Doug Elmendorf (moderator), Dean and Don K. Price Professor of Public Policy, Harvard Kennedy School; former Director, Congressional Budget Office (2009-15)

7:00PM EST Including all Americans in our Economy and Society Arthur Brooks, Professor of the Practice of Public Leadership, Harvard Kennedy School; Professor of Management Practice, Harvard Business School; President Emeritus, American Enterprise Institute (AEI); former President, AEI (2009-19) David Deming, Director, Malcolm Wiener Center for Social Policy and Professor of Public Policy, Harvard Kennedy School; Professor of Education and Economics, Harvard Graduate School of Education Archon Fung, Winthrop Laflin McCormack Professor of Citizenship and Self-Government, Harvard Kennedy School Diane Schanzenbach, Director, Institute for Policy Research and the Margaret Walker Alexander Professor, Northwestern University Sandra Susan Smith, Daniel and Florence Guggenheim Professor of Criminal Justice and Faculty Director of the Program in Criminal Justice Policy and Management, Harvard Kennedy School Cornell William Brooks (moderator), Hauser Professor of the Practice of Nonprofit Organizations; Professor of the Practice of Public Leadership and Social Justice; Director of The William Monroe Trotter Collaborative for Social Justice, Harvard Kennedy School; Visiting Professor of the Practice of Prophetic Religion and Public Leadership, Harvard Divinity School; former President and CEO, NAACP (2014-17) BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED AGENDA MEMBERS OF CONGRESS

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15 11:00AM EST America’s Role in the World Nicholas Burns, Roy and Barbara Goodman Family Professor of the Practice of Diplomacy and , founder and Faculty Chair of the Future of Diplomacy Project, Faculty Chair of the Project on and the Transatlantic Relationship, Harvard Kennedy School; former U.S. Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs (2005-08) McCormick, Senior Fellow, Future of Diplomacy Project, Harvard Kennedy School; Global Head, Sustainability and Inclusive Growth and Global Head, Sovereign Business, Goldman Sachs; Member, Management Committee and Firmwide Client and Business Standards Committee, Goldman Sachs; former Deputy National Security Advisor (2017-18) Meghan O’Sullivan, Jeanne Kirkpatrick Professor of the Practice of International Affairs and Director of the Geopolitics of Energy Project, Harvard Kennedy School; former Deputy National Security Advisor for and (2005-07); former Special Assistant to President George W. Bush (2004-07) Wendy Sherman, Director, Center for Public Leadership, Harvard Kennedy School; former Acting Deputy Secretary of State (2014-15); former Under Secretary for Political Affairs (2011-15) Robert Stavins PhD ‘88, A.J. Meyer Professor of Energy & Economic Development, Harvard Kennedy School; Director, Harvard Environmental Economics Program

12:00PM EST A Conversation with Ron Klain Ron Klain JD '87, Incoming White House Chief of Staff, Harvard Law School lecturer (2018- 20), Executive Vice President and General Counsel of Revolution LLC (2011-20); Former White House Ebola Response Coordinator (2014-15); Former Chief of Staff to Vice President Biden (2009-11); Former Chief of Staff to Vice President Gore (1995–99)

12:30PM EST Working Together: A Conversation with Lawrence S. Bacow Lawrence S. Bacow MPP-JD ’76, Ph.D. ’78, President, Harvard University BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED NEW MEMBERS MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OF THE 117TH CONGRESS

ALABAMA

Jerry Carl (AL-01, R) Previous Position: Mobile County Commissioner (2012–2020)

Education: Gateway College : @CarlForAlabama Website: jerrycarlforcongress.com Local News Clip: Daily News: wins in 1st Congressional District

Barry Moore (AL-02, R) Previous Position: Alabama House of Representatives (2010–2018) Education: Auburn University, 1992 Twitter: @RepBarryMoore | Website: barrymooreforcongress.com Local News Clip: WTVY: Barry Moore headed to Congress after win BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED NEW MEMBERS MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OF THE 117TH CONGRESS

CALIFORNIA

Mike Garcia (CA-25, R) Previous Position: U.S. House of Representatives (2020– Present), Naval Officer, Navy (2000–2013)

Education: United States Naval Academy, 1998, , 1998

Twitter: @MikeGarcia2020 | Website: electmikegarcia.com Local News Clip: KTLA: By 333 votes, Republican re-elected to swing-district seat in northern L.A. County

Sara Jacobs (CA-53, D) Previous Position: Chair, for Every Child (2018–Present) Education: , 2011, Columbia University, 2012 Twitter: @SaraJacobsCA | Website: sarajacobsforca.com Local News Clip: NBC San Diego: Leading in 53rd Congressional District Race

Young Kim (CA-39, R) Previous Position: State Assembly (2014–2016) Education: University of Southern California, 1984 Twitter: @YoungKimCA | Website: youngkimforcongress.com Local News Clip: Times: defeats in another victory for Republicans in Orange County BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED NEW MEMBERS MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OF THE 117TH CONGRESS

CALIFORNIA

Jay Obernolte (CA-08, R) Previous Position: California State Assembly (2014– Present)

Education: California Institute of Technology, 1992, University of California Los Angeles, 1997

Twitter: @TeamObernolte | Website: electjay.com Local News Clip: Victorville Daily Press: Election results: Obernolte roars back, overtakes Bubser for 8th Congressional District seat

Michelle Steel (CA-48, R) Previous Position: Orange County Board of Supervisors (2015– Present)

Education: Pepperdine University, Marshall School of Business at University of Southern California, 2010

Twitter: @MichelleSteelCA | Website: michellesteelca.com Local News Clip: ABC 7 News: Republican wins back US House seat in Orange County BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED NEW MEMBERS MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OF THE 117TH CONGRESS

COLORADO

Lauren Boebert (CO-03, R) Previous Position: Restaurant Owner (2013–Present) Education: Rifle High School, 2004 Twitter: @laurenboebert Website: laurenforcolorado.com Local News Clip: Public Radio: Wins In Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District

FLORIDA

Kat Cammack (FL-03, R) Previous Position: Campaign Manager and Deputy Chief of Staff, Congressman (2011–2020)

Education: Metropolitan State University, , 2015, United States Naval War College, 2018

Twitter: @Kat_Cammack | Website: katforcongress.com Local News Clip: WUFT: Wins Florida’s 3rd Congressional District To Succeed Ted Yoho BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED NEW MEMBERS MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OF THE 117TH CONGRESS

FLORIDA

Byron Donalds (FL-19, R) Previous Position: Florida House of Representatives (2016–Present)

Education: , 2002 Twitter: @ByronDonalds | Website: byrondonalds.com Local News Clip: Florida Politics: officially heading to after CD 19 victory

Maria Elvira Salazar, MPA ’95 (FL-27, R) Previous Position: Broadcast Journalist, Media (2017– Present), (2016–Present)

Education: University of , 1983, Harvard Kennedy School, 1995 Twitter: @MaElviraSalazar | Website: mariaelvirasalazar.com Local News Clip: CBS Miami: Claims Victory Over In Race For Congressional District 27

Scott Franklin (FL-15, R) Previous Position: Lakeland City Commissioner (2018–Present), Naval Aviator, (1986–2012)

Education: United States Naval Academy, 1986, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, 1994

Twitter: @ScottFranklinFL | Website: votescottfranklin.com Local News Clip: WFLA: Scott Franklin, Lakeland city commissioner, wins U.S. House 15th District seat BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED NEW MEMBERS MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OF THE 117TH CONGRESS

FLORIDA

Carlos Giménez (FL-26, R) Previous Position: Mayor, Miami-Dade County (2011–2020) Education: Barry University, 1978, Executive Education Program, Harvard Kennedy School, 1993

Twitter: @CarlosGimenezFL Website: carlosgimenezforcongress.com Local News Clip: : Carlos Gimenez defeats Debbie Mucarsel-Powell in Florida’s 26th District

GEORGIA

Carolyn Bourdeaux (GA-07, D) Previous Position: Associate Professor of Public Management, Andrew Young School of Policy Studies at State University (2003–2007, 2010–Present)

Education: , University of Southern California,

Twitter: @Carolyn4GA7 | Website: carolyn4congress.com Local News Clip: Georgia State Signal: Georgia State Professor pulls off upset in Georgia’s 7th District BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED NEW MEMBERS MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OF THE 117TH CONGRESS

GEORGIA

Andrew Clyde (GA-09, R) Previous Position: Business Owner, Clyde Armory (1991– Present), United States Navy (1985–2008)

Education: Bethel College, 1985, , 1999 Twitter: @Clyde4Congress | Website: clyde4congress.com Local News Clip: Forsyth News: becomes newest Republican to represent 9th District in US House

Marjorie Taylor Greene (GA-14, R) Previous Position: Co-Owner, Taylor Commercial Construction Company (2002–Present)

Education: University of Georgia Twitter: @mtgreenee | Website: marjorietaylorgreene.com Local News Clip: The Telegraph: , Georgia Republican, elected to Congress

Nikema Williams (GA-05, D) Previous Position: (2017–Present) Education: Talladega College, 2000 Twitter: @NikemaWilliams | Website: nikemaforcongress.com Local News Clip: ABC News: wins ' congressional seat BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED NEW MEMBERS MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OF THE 117TH CONGRESS

HAWAI'I

Kaiali’i Kahele (HI-02, D) Previous Position: State Senate (2016–Present), Lt. Colonel, (2001–Present)

Education: University of Hawaii, Mānoa, 1998 Twitter: @kaikahele | Website: kaikahele.com Local News Clip: Civil Beat: In A Divided America Wants To Find A Place To ‘Fit In’

ILLINOIS

Mary Miller (IL-15, R) Previous Position: Self-employed Education: Eastern University Twitter: @Miller_Congress | Website: marymillerforcongress.com Local News Clip: Herald & Review: AP: Republican wins 15th Congressional District BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED NEW MEMBERS MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OF THE 117TH CONGRESS

ILLINOIS

Marie Newman (IL-03, D) Previous Position: President, & Associates (2005–Present)

Education: University of -Madison, 1986 Twitter: @Marie4Congress Website: marienewmanforcongress.com Local News Clip: The Patch: Democrat Marie Newman Wins IL-03 Seat In Congress

INDIANA

Frank Mrvan (IN-01, D) Previous Position: North Township Trustee (2005–Present) Education: Ball State University, 1992 Twitter: @mrvan4congress | Website: mrvanforcongress.com Local News Clip: Crusader: Mrvan cruises to victory over Republican opponent BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED NEW MEMBERS MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OF THE 117TH CONGRESS

INDIANA

Victoria Spartz (IN-05, R) Previous Position: (2017–2020) Education: Kyiv National Economic University, 2000, Kelley School of Business of Indiana University, 2006

Twitter: @Victoria_Spartz | Website: spartzforcongress.com Local News Clip: Indy Star: Republican wins Indiana's 5th Congressional District race

IOWA

Randy Feenstra (IA-04, R) Previous Position: State Senate (2012–Present) Education: Dordt College, 1991, Iowa State University Twitter: @RandyFeenstra | Website: feenstraforcongress.com Local News Clip: Des Moines Register: Republican defeats Democrat J.D. Scholten in Iowa's 4th Congressional District BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED NEW MEMBERS MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OF THE 117TH CONGRESS

IOWA

Ashley Hinson (IA-01, R) Previous Position: Iowa House of Representatives (2017– Present)

Education: University of Southern California, 2004 Twitter: @hinsonashley | Website: ashleyhinson.com Local News Clip: KWQC: Republican wins election to U.S. House in 1st Congressional District

Mariannette Miller-Meeks (IA-02, R) Previous Position: Iowa State Senate (2019–Present), Medical Services, Reserve (1983–2000)

Education: Christian University, 1976, University of Southern California, 1980, UT Health , 1986

Twitter: @millermeeks | Website: millermeeks2020.com Local News Clip: Des Moines Register: Iowa certifies Republican Mariannette Miller-Meeks won Iowa's 2nd Congressional District seat — by 6 votes BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED NEW MEMBERS MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OF THE 117TH CONGRESS

KANSAS

Jacob LaTurner (KS-02, R) Previous Position: State Treasurer (2017–Present) Education: Pittsburg State University Twitter: @JakeLaTurner | Website: jakelaturner.com Local News Clip: KHSB Kansas City: Jake LaTurner wins Kansas 2nd District congressional seat

Tracey Mann (KS-01, R) Previous Position: Lt. Governor of Kansas (2018–2019) Education: , 2000 Twitter: @TraceyMannKS | Website: traceymann.com Local News Clip: KWCH 12: wins ‘Big 1st’ Congressional race BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED NEW MEMBERS MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OF THE 117TH CONGRESS

MASSACHUSETTS

Jake Auchincloss, AB ’10 (MA-04, D) Previous Position: Newton City Council (2015–2019); Captain, United States Marines (2010–2015)

Education: Harvard University, 2010; MIT Sloane School of Management, 2016

Twitter: @JakeAuch | Website: jakeforma.com Local News Clip: WBUR: Auchincloss Wins House Seat

MICHIGAN

Lisa McClain (MI-10, R) Previous Position: Senior Vice President, Hantz Financial (1998– Present)

Education: Northwood University Twitter: @LisaForCongress | Website: lisamcclainforcongress.com Local News Clip: WDET: Lisa McClain Wins Election in ’s 10th Congressional District BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED NEW MEMBERS MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OF THE 117TH CONGRESS

MICHIGAN

Peter (MI-03, R) Previous Position: Regional Safety Director and Acting Deputy Director, International NGO Safety Organisation (2013–2015), Advisor, United States Army (2010–2011)

Education: Columbia University, 2012, University, 2017

Twitter: @VoteMeijer | Website: votemeijer.com Local News Clip: Michigan Radio: Congressman-elect hopes to bring bipartisan spirit from MI-3 to Washington

MINNESOTA

Michelle Fischbach (MN-07, R) Previous Position: Lt. Governor of (2018–2019), Minnesota State Senate (1996–2018)

Education: St. Cloud State University, 1989, William Mitchell School of Law, 2011

Twitter: @FischbachMN7 | Website: fischbachforcongress.com Local News Clip: : ousts in Minnesota's Seventh District BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED NEW MEMBERS MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OF THE 117TH CONGRESS

MISSOURI

Cori Bush (MO-01, D) Previous Position: Nursing Supervisor (2013–Present) Education: Lutheran School of Nursing, 1978, Georgetown University Law Center, 1991

Twitter: @CoriBush | Website: coribush.org Local News Clip: CNN: She got into politics after the Ferguson protests. She just became the first Black woman to represent in Congress

MONTANA

Matt Rosendale (MT-AL, R) Previous Position: Commissioner of Securities and Insurance, State Auditor (2017–2021)

Education: Chesapeake College Twitter: @MattForMontana | Website: mattformontana.com Local News Clip: Montana Public Radio: Montanans Elect To The U.S. House BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED NEW MEMBERS MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OF THE 117TH CONGRESS

NEW MEXICO

Teresa Fernandez (NM-03, D) Previous Position: Leger Law & Strategy, LLC., Vice-Chair, Council on Historic Preservation

Education: Yale University, 1982, Law School, 1987

Twitter: @TeresaForNM | Website: teresaforall.com Local News Clip: Daily Times: will be the first woman to represent Congressional District 3

Yvette Herrell (NM-02, R) Previous Position: House of Representatives (2011– 2019)

Education: ITT Technical Institute School of Business Twitter: @Yvette4congress | Website: yvetteherrell.com Local News Clip: Las Cruces Sun News: Give 'em Herrell: New Mexico's 2nd congressional district back in Republican hands BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED NEW MEMBERS MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OF THE 117TH CONGRESS

NEW YORK

Jamaal Bowman (NY-16, D) Previous Position: Founder and Principal, Cornerstone Academy for Social Action (2009–2020)

Education: University of New Haven, 1999, ,

Twitter: @JamaalBowmanNY Website: bowmanforcongress.com Local News Clip: EdSurge: Longtime Educator Is Headed to Congress

Andrew Garbarino (NY-02, R) Previous Position: New York State Assembly (2013–Present) Education: The University, 1978, Hofstra University School of Law, 1991

Twitter: @GarbarinoforNY | Website: garbarinoforny.com Local News Clip: Long Island Press: Garbarino Declares Win Over Gordon

Mondaire Jones, JD ’13 (NY-17, D) Previous Position: Attorney, Westchester County Law Department (2018–2019)

Education: Stanford University, 2009, Harvard Law School, 2013 Twitter: @MondaireJones | Website: mondaireforcongress.com Local News Clip: Lohud: wins, to be first of two Black members of Congress BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED NEW MEMBERS MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OF THE 117TH CONGRESS

NEW YORK

Nicole Malliotakis (NY-11, R) Previous Position: New York State Assembly (2011–2020) Education: Seton Hall University, 2001, Nicolais School of Business at , 2010

Twitter: @NMalliotakis | Website: nicolemalliotakis.com Local News Clip: Greek Reporter: Officially Wins Congressional Seat After Absentee Ballots Counted

Ritchie Torres (NY-15, D) Previous Position: Council (2014–Present) Education: Twitter: @RitchieTorres | Website: torres.nyc Local News Clip: Time Out: is elected as America's first openly gay Afro-Latino man in Congress BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED NEW MEMBERS MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OF THE 117TH CONGRESS

NORTH CAROLINA

Madison Cawthorn (NC-11, R) Previous Position: Real Estate, SPQR Holdings, LLC (2019–Present)

Twitter: @CawthornforNC Website: madisoncawthorn.com Local News Clip: : , 25, will soon be youngest

Kathy Manning, AB ’78 (NC-06, D) Previous Position: Partner, Manning and Associates, PLLC (2004– Present)

Education: Harvard University, 1978, School of Law, 1981

Twitter: @KathyManningNC | Website: kathymanningfornc.com Local News Clip: WFMY News 2: Democratic candidate wins seat in Congressional District 6

Deborah Ross (NC-02, D) Previous Position: General Counsel, Fox Rothschild LLP (2017– Present), House of Representatives (2003–2013)

Education: Brown University, 1985, University of North Carolina School of Law, 1990

Twitter: @DeborahRossNC | Website: deborahross.com Local News Clip: North State Journal: Democrat Deborah Ross wins NC 2nd U.S. Congressional District race BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED NEW MEMBERS MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OF THE 117TH CONGRESS

OKLAHOMA

Stephanie Bice (OK-05, R) Previous Position: State Senate (2014–2021) Education: Oklahoma State University, 1995 Twitter: @stephaniebice | Website: biceforcongress.com Local News Clip: The Oklahoman: Oklahoma District 5 election results: beats for House seat

OREGON

Cliff Bentz (OR-02, R) Previous Position: State Senate (2018–2020) Education: State College, 1974; Lewis and Clark Northwestern School of Law, 1977

Twitter: @CliffBentz | Website: cliffbentz.com Local News Clip: Mail Tribune: Bentz winning 2nd Congressional District BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED NEW MEMBERS MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OF THE 117TH CONGRESS

SOUTH CAROLINA

Nancy Mace (SC-01, R) Previous Position: South Carolina House of Representatives (2018–Present)

Education: The Citadel Military College of South Carolina, 1999, University of Georgia, 2004

Twitter: @NancyMace | Website: nancymace.org Local News Clip: Live 5 WCSC: wins U.S. House race beating Joe Cunningham

TENNESSEE

Diana Harshbarger (TN-01, R) Previous Position: Compounding Pharmacist, Premier Pharmacy (2014–Present)

Education: East State University, Mercer University College of Pharmacy, 1987

Twitter: @DHarshbargerTN1 | Website: votediana.com Local News Clip: Knox News: heads to Washington to represent Tennessee's 1st Congressional District BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED NEW MEMBERS MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OF THE 117TH CONGRESS

TEXAS

Pat Fallon (TX-04, R) Previous Position: Texas State Senate (2019–Present), Texas House of Representatives (2013–2019), United States Air Force, (1990–1994)

Education: , 1989, Georgetown University Law Center, 1991

Twitter: @FallonForTexas | Website: fallonforcongress.com Local News Clip: Texarkana Gazette: GOP's Fallon wins race for Ratcliffe's seat

Tony Gonzales (TX-23, R) Previous Position: Master Chief Petty Officer, United States Navy (1999–2019)

Education: Excelsior College, 1978, American Public University, 2014 Twitter: @TonyGonzales4TX Website: tonygonzalesforcongress.com Local News Clip: KENS 5: clinches House District 23 in surprise upset

Ronny Jackson (TX-13, R) Previous Position: Chief Medical Advisor to the President (2019), Physician to the President (2013–2018), Rear Admiral, United States Navy (1995–2019)

Education: Texas A&M University, 1991, University of Texas Medical Branch, 1995

Twitter: @RonnyJacksonTX | Website: ronnyjacksontx.com Local News Clip: Amarillo Globe-News: wins Texas' U.S. House 13 race in landslide BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED NEW MEMBERS MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OF THE 117TH CONGRESS

TEXAS

Troy Nehls (TX-22, R) Previous Position: Sheriff, Fort Bend County (2013– Present), Major, United States Army Reserve (1988–2009)

Education: , University of , 2011 Twitter: @SheriffTNehls | Website: nehlsforcongress.com Local News Clip: Houston Public Media: GOP Candidate Wins TX-22 In A Closely-Watched Race

August Pfluger (TX-11, R) Previous Position: Lt. Colonel, United States Air Force (2000–2019) Education: United States Air Force Academy, 2000, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, 2007, Air University, 2012

Twitter: @AugustPfluger | Website: augustpfluger.com Local News Clip: Go San Angelo: Republican clinches TX-11th Congressional District win

Beth Van Duyne (TX-24, R) Previous Position: Regional Administrator, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (2017–2019)

Education: Cornell University, 1995 Twitter: @Bethvanduyne | Website: bethfortexas.com Local News Clip: News: Candace Valenzuela concedes to in heated North Texas congressional race BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED NEW MEMBERS MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OF THE 117TH CONGRESS

UTAH

Blake Moore (UT-01, R) Previous Position: Principal, Engagement Manager and Senior Associate, Cicero Group (2013–Present)

Education: University of , 2005, Northwestern University, 2018

Twitter: @ElectBlakeMoore | Website: electmoore.com Local News Clip: Utah Policy: Next stop for : The U.S. Congress

Burgess Owens (UT-04, R) Previous Position: Founder and CEO, Utah Mentoring Initiative (2018–Present)

Education: , 1974 Twitter: @BurgessOwens | Website: burgess4utah.com Local News Clip: The Salt Lake Tribune: Rep. Ben McAdams concedes to in close 4th District race BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED NEW MEMBERS MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OF THE 117TH CONGRESS

VIRGINIA

Bob Good (VA-05, R) Previous Position: Campbell County Board of Supervisors (2015–2019)

Education: Liberty University, 1978 Twitter: @GoodForCongress Website: bobgoodforcongress.com Local News Clip: WSLS: Republican wins ’s 5th Congressional District

WASHINGTON

Marilyn Strickland (WA-10, D) Previous Position: President and CEO, Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce (2018–2020)

Education: , Clark- University Twitter: @StricklandforWA Website: stricklandforwashington.com Local News Clip: Seattle Times: wins Washington’s 10th Congressional District BIPARTISAN PROGRAM FOR NEWLY ELECTED NEW MEMBERS MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OF THE 117TH CONGRESS

WISCONSIN

Scott Fitzgerald (WI-05, R) Previous Position: Wisconsin State Senate (1995–Present), Lieutenant, United States Army Reserve (1981–2008)

Education: University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, 1985 Twitter: @FitzgeraldForWI Website: scottfitzgeraldforcongress.com Local News Clip: Fox 6 : Republican Scott Fitzgerald wins election to US House