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Congressional Sportsmen's Caucus Membership in the 113 Congress Congressional Sportsmen’s Caucus Membership in the 113th Congress Senate Leadership: House Leadership: Chair: Sen. Kay Hagan (D-NC) Chair: Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-MS) Chair: Sen. John Thune (R-SD) Chair: Rep. Robert Latta (R-OH) Vice-Chair: Sen. Mark Pryor (D-AR) Vice-Chair: Rep. Tim Walz (D-MN) Vice-Chair: Sen. James Risch (R-ID) Vice-Chair: Rep. Rob Wittman (R-VA) 57 Senate Caucus Members 198 House Caucus Members 255 TOTAL CAUCUS MEMBERS Alabama Colorado (cont’d.) Illinois Sen. Jeff Sessions Rep. Cory Gardner Sen. Richard Durbin Sen. Richard Shelby Rep. Doug Lamborn Rep. Randy Hultgren Rep. Robert Aderholt Rep. Scott Tipton Rep. Adam Kinzinger Rep. Spencer Bachus Rep. Peter Roskam Rep. Jo Bonner Connecticut Rep. Aaron Schock Rep. Mo Brooks Rep. Joe Courtney Rep. John Shimkus Rep. Martha Roby Rep. John Larson Rep. Mike Rogers Indiana Delaware Rep. Larry Bucshon Alaska Sen. Tom Carper Rep. Todd Rokita Sen. Mark Begich Rep. Marlin Stutzman Sen. Lisa Murkowski Florida Rep. Todd C. Young Rep. Don Young Rep. Vern Buchanan Rep. Ander Crenshaw Iowa Arizona Rep. Alcee Hastings Sen. Charles Grassley Sen. John McCain Rep. John Mica Sen. Tom Harkin Rep. Paul Gosar Rep. Jeff Miller Rep. Steve King Rep. Ed Pastor Rep. Rich Nugent Rep. Tom Latham Rep. Bill Posey Arkansas Rep. Thomas Rooney Kansas Sen. John Boozman Rep. Dennis Ross Sen. Jerry Moran Sen. Mark Pryor Rep. Steve Southerland Rep. Tim Huelskamp Rep. Rick Crawford Rep. C.W. Bill Young Rep. Lynn Jenkins Rep. Tim Griffin Rep. Mike Pompeo Rep. Steve Womack Georgia Rep. Kevin Yoder Sen. Saxby Chambliss California Sen. Johnny Isakson Kentucky Rep. Ken Calvert Rep. John Barrow Sen. Mitch McConnell Rep. Jeff Denham Rep. Sanford Bishop Rep. Brett Guthrie Rep. Mike Honda Rep. Paul Broun Rep. Harold Rogers Rep. Duncan Hunter, Jr. Rep. Doug Collins Rep. Ed Whitfield Rep. Tom McClintock Rep. Phil Gingrey Rep. Buck McKeon Rep. Tom Graves Louisiana Rep. Gary Miller Rep. Jack Kingston Sen. Mary Landrieu Rep. Dana Rohrabacher Rep. Tom Price Sen. David Vitter Rep. Edward Royce Rep. James (Austin) Scott Rep. Rodney Alexander Rep. Loretta Sanchez Rep. Lynn Westmoreland Rep. Charles Boustany, Jr. Rep. Mike Thompson Rep. Bill Cassidy Idaho Rep. John Fleming Colorado Sen. Mike Crapo Rep. Steve Scalise Sen. Mark Udall Sen. James Risch Rep. Mike Coffman Rep. Raul Labrador Rep. Mike Simpson Maine New Mexico South Carolina Sen. Susan Collins Sen. Tom Udall Sen. Lindsey Graham Rep. Michael Michaud Sen. Martin Heinrich Rep. Jeff Duncan Rep. Ben Lujan Rep. Mick Mulvaney Maryland Rep. Steve Pearce Rep. Joe Wilson Rep. Andy Harris New York South Dakota Michigan Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand Sen. Tim Johnson Sen. Debbie Stabenow Rep. Michael Grimm Sen. John Thune Rep. Dan Benishek Rep. Richard Hanna Rep. Kristi Noem Rep. Dave Camp Rep. Peter King Rep. John Dingell Rep. William Owens Tennessee Rep. Bill Huizenga Rep. Tom Reed Sen. Lamar Alexander Rep. Candice Miller Sen. Bob Corker Rep. Mike Rogers North Carolina Rep. Diane Black Rep. Fred Upton Sen. Richard Burr Rep. Marsha Blackburn Rep. Tim Walberg Sen. Kay Hagan Rep. Jim Cooper Rep. Howard Coble Rep. Scott Desjarlais Minnesota Rep. Renee Ellmers Rep. Jimmy Duncan, Jr. Sen. Al Franken Rep. Virginia Foxx Rep. Stephen Fincher Rep. Michele Bachmann Rep. George Holding Rep. Phil Roe Rep. John Kline Rep. Walter Jones Rep. Erik Paulsen Rep. Patrick McHenry Texas Rep. Collin Peterson Rep. Mike McIntyre Sen. John Cornyn Rep. Tim Walz Rep. Joe Barton North Dakota Rep. Kevin Brady Mississippi Sen. John Hoeven Rep. Michael Burgess Sen. Thad Cochran Rep. John Carter Sen. Roger Wicker Ohio Rep. Mike Conaway Rep. Alan Nunnelee Sen. Robert Portman Rep. Henry Cuellar Rep. Steven Palazzo Rep. John Boehner Rep. Blake Farenthold Rep. Bennie Thompson Rep. Bob Gibbs Rep. Bill Flores Rep. Bill Johnson Rep. Kay Granger Missouri Rep. Jim Jordan Rep. Gene Green Sen. Roy Blunt Rep. Robert Latta Rep. Ralph Hall Sen. Claire McCaskill Rep. Tim Ryan Rep. Jeb Hensarling Rep. Sam Graves Rep. Steve Stivers Rep. Ruben Hinojosa Rep. Vicky Hartzler Rep. Patrick Tiberi Rep. Sam Johnson Rep. Billy Long Rep. Kenny Marchant Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer Oklahoma Rep. Mike McCaul Sen. James Inhofe Rep. Randy Neugebauer Montana Sen. Tom Coburn Rep. Pete Olson Sen. Max Baucus Rep. Tom Cole Rep. Ted Poe Sen. Jon Tester Rep. James Lankford Rep. Pete Sessions Rep. Frank Lucas Rep. Lamar Smith Nebraska Rep. Markwayne Mullin Rep. Mac Thornberry Sen. Mike Johanns Rep. Jeff Fortenberry Oregon Utah Rep. Adrian Smith Sen. Jeff Merkley Sen. Orrin Hatch Rep. Lee Terry Rep. Peter DeFazio Sen. Mike Lee Rep. Kurt Schrader Rep. Rob Bishop Nevada Rep. Greg Walden Rep. Jason Chaffetz Sen. Dean Heller Rep. Jim Matheson Rep. Mark Amodei Pennsylvania Sen. Robert Casey, Jr. Vermont New Hampshire Rep. Michael Doyle Sen. Bernard Sanders Sen. Jeanne Shaheen Rep. Mike Kelly Rep. Peter Welch Rep. Tom Marino New Jersey Rep. Tim Murphy Virginia Rep. Rob Andrews Rep. Joe Pitts Sen. Mark Warner Rep. Leonard Lance Rep. Bill Shuster Rep. Eric Cantor Rep. Frank LoBiondo Rep. Glenn Thompson, Jr. Rep. J. Randy Forbes Rep. Jon Runyan Rep. Bob Goodlatte Rep. Chris Smith Rep. H. Morgan Griffith Rep. Robert Hurt Virginia (cont’d.) Rep. Scott Rigell Rep. Rob Wittman Rep. Frank Wolf Washington Rep. Doc Hastings Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers Rep. Dave Reichert West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin III Sen. Jay Rockefeller Rep. David McKinley Rep. Shelley Moore Capito Rep. Nick Rahall Wisconsin Rep. Ron Kind Rep. Thomas Petri Rep. Paul Ryan Wyoming Sen. John Barrasso Sen. Mike Enzi Rep. Cynthia Lummis .
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