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Senate Committee Assignments - Democrats Senate Committee Assignments - Democrats: Agriculture: Banking: Chairwoman Debbie Stabenow Chairman Tim Johnson Patrick Leahy Jack Reed Tom Harkin Charles Schumer Kent Conrad Robert Menendez Max Baucus Daniel Akaka Ben Nelson Sherrod Brown Sherrod Brown Jon Tester Robert Casey Herb Kohl Amy Klobuchar Mark Warner Michael Bennet Jeff Merkley Kirsten Gillibrand Michael Bennet Kay Hagan Appropriations: Chairman Daniel Inouye Commerce: Patrick Leahy Chairman Jay Rockefeller Tom Harkin Daniel Inouye Barbara Mikulski John Kerry Herb Kohl Barbara Boxer Patty Murray Bill Nelson Dianne Feinstein Maria Cantwell Richard Durbin Frank Lautenberg Tim Johnson Mark Pryor Mary Landrieu Claire McCaskill Jack Reed Amy Klobuchar Frank Lautenberg Tom Udall Ben Nelson Mark Warner Mark Pryor Mark Begich Jon Tester Sherrod Brown Energy: Chairman Jeff Bingaman A rmed Services: Ron Wyden Chairman Carl Levin Tim Johnson Joseph Lieberman Mary Landrieu Jack Reed Maria Cantwell Daniel Akaka Bernard Sanders Ben Nelson Debbie Stabenow Jim Webb Mark Udall Claire McCaskill Jeanne Shaheen Mark Udall Al Franken Kay Hagan Joe Manchin Mark Begich Christopher Coons Joe Manchin Jeanne Shaheen Kirsten Gillibrand Richard Blumenthal Environment and Public Works: Health, Education, Labor and Pension: Chairwoman Barbara Boxer Chairman Tom Harkin Max Baucus Barbara Mikulski Thomas Carper Jeff Bingaman Frank Lautenberg Patty Murray Benjamin Cardin Bernard Sanders Bernard Sanders Robert Casey Sheldon Whitehouse Kay Hagan Tom Udall Jeff Merkley Jeff Merkley Al Franken Kirsten Gillibrand Michael Bennet Sheldon Whitehouse F inance: Richard Blumenthal Chairman Max Baucus Jay Rockefeller Homeland Security and Government Affairs: Kent Conrad Chairman Joseph Lieberman Jeff Bingaman Carl Levin John Kerry Daniel Akaka Ron Wyden Thomas Carper Charles Schumer Mark Pryor Debbie Stabenow Mary Landrieu Maria Cantwell Claire McCaskill Bill Nelson Jon Tester Robert Menendez Mark Begich Thomas Carper Ben Cardin Select Committee on Intelligence: Chairwoman Dianne Feinstein Jay Rockefeller Foreign Relations: Ron Wyden Chairman John Kerry Barbara Mikulski Barbara Boxer Bill Nelson Robert Menendez Kent Conrad Benjamin Cardin Mark Udall Robert Casey Mark Warner Jim Webb Jeanne Shaheen Christopher Coons Judiciary: Richard Durbin Chairman Patrick Leahy Tom Udall Herb Kohl Dianne Feinstein Charles Schumer Richard Durbin Sheldon Whitehouse Amy Klobuchar Al Franken Christopher Coons Ricahrd Blumenthal Special Committee on Aging: Rules and Administration: Chairman Herb Kohl Chairman Charles Schumer Ron Wyden Daniel Inouye Bill Nelson Dianne Feinstein Robert Casey Richard Durbin Claire McCaskill Ben Nelson Sheldon Whitehouse Patty Murray Mark Udall Mark Pryor Michael Bennet Tom Udall Kirsten Gillibrand Mark Warner Joe Manchin Patrick Leahy Richard Blumenthal Small Business and Entrepreneurship: Budget: Chairman Mary Landrieu Chairman Ken Conrad Carl Levin Patty Murray Tom Harkin Ron Wyden John Kerry Bill Nelson Joseph Lieberman Debbie Stabenow Maria Cantwell Benjamin Cardin Mark Pryor Bernard Sanders Benjamin Cardin Sheldon Whitehouse Jeanne Shaheen Mark Warner Kay Hagan Jeff Merkley Mark Begich 9HWHUDQV¶$IIDLUV Christopher Coons Chairwoman Patty Murray Jay Rockefeller Joint Economic Committee: Daniel Akaka Chairman Robert Casey Bernard Sanders Jeff Bingaman Sherrod Brown Amy Klobuchar Jim Webb Jim Webb Jon Tester Mark Warner Mark Begich Bernard Sanders Select Committee on Ethics: Chairwoman Barbara Boxer Mark Pryor Sherrod Brown Indian Affairs: Chairman Daniel Akaka Daniel Inouye Kent Conrad Tim Johnson Maria Cantwell Jon Tester Tom Udall Al Franken Senate Committee Assignments ± Republicans Appropriations: Foreign Relations: Thad Cochran, Miss. Richard Lugar, Ind. Mitch McConnell, Ky. Bob Corker, Tenn. Richard Shelby, Ala. Jim Risch, Idaho Kay Bailey Hutchison, Texas Marco Rubio, Fla. Lamar Alexander, Tenn. Jim Inhofe, Okla. Susan Collins, Maine Jim DeMint, S.C. Lisa Murkowski, Alaska Johnny Isakson, Ga. Lindsey Graham, S.C. John Barrasso, Wyo. Mark Kirk, Ill. Mike Lee, Utah Dan Coats, Ind. Roy Blunt, Mo. Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry: Jerry Moran, Kan. Saxby Chambliss, Ga. John Hoeven, N.D. Richard Lugar, Ind. Ron Johnson, Wis. Thad Cochran, Miss. Mitch McConnell, Ky. A rmed Services: Pat Roberts, Kan. John McCain, Ariz. Mike Johanns, Neb. Jim Inhofe, Okla. John Boozman, Ark. Jeff Sessions, Ala. Chuck Grassley, Iowa Saxby Chambliss, Ga. John Thune, S.D. Roger Wicker, Miss. John Hoeven, N.D. Scott Brown, Mass. Rob Portman, Ohio Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs: Kelly Ayotte, N.H. Richard Shelby, Ala. Susan Collins, Maine Mike Crapo, Idaho Lindsey Graham, S.C. Bob Corker, Tenn. John Cornyn, Texas Jim DeMint, S.C. David Vitter, La. David Vitter, La. Mike Johanns, Neb. F inance: Pat Toomey, Penn. Chuck Grassley, Iowa Mark Kirk, Ill. Orrin Hatch, Utah Jerry Moran, Kan. Olympia Snowe, Maine Roger Wicker, Miss. Jon Kyl, Ariz. Mike Crapo, Idaho Commerce, Science, and T ransportation: Pat Roberts, Kan. Kay Bailey Hutchison, Texas John Ensign, Nev. Olympia Snowe, Maine Mike Enzi, Wyo. John Ensign, Nev. John Cornyn, Texas Jim DeMint, S.C. Tom Coburn, Okla. John Thune, S.D. John Thune, S.D. Roger Wicker, Miss. Johnny Isakson, Ga. Roy Blunt, Mo. John Boozman, Ark. Pat Toomey, Penn. Marco Rubio, Fla. Kelly Ayotte, N.H. Energy and Natural Resources: Health, Education, Labor and Pensions: Lisa Murkowski, Alaska Mike Enzi, Wyo. Richard Burr, N.C. Lamar Alexander, Tenn. John Barrasso, Wyo. Richard Burr, N.C. Jim Risch, Idaho Johnny Isakson, Ga. Mike Lee, Utah Rand Paul, Ky. Rand Paul, Ky. Orrin Hatch, Utah Dan Coats, Ind. John McCain, Ariz. Rob Portman, Ohio Pat Roberts, Kan. John Hoeven, N.D. Lisa Murkowski, Ala. Bob Corker, Tenn. Mark Kirk, Ill. Environment and Public Works: Aging: Jim Inhofe, Okla. Bob Corker, Tenn. David Vitter, La. Susan Collins, Maine John Barrasso, Wyo. Orrin Hatch, Utah Jeff Sessions, Ala. Mark Kirk, Ill. Mike Crapo, Idaho Jerry Moran, Kan. Lamar Alexander, Tenn. Ron Johnson, Wis. Mike Johanns, Neb. Kelly Ayotte, N.H. John Boozman, Ark. Richard Shelby, Ala. Lindsey Graham, S.C. Homeland Security and Governmental Saxby Chambliss, Ga. Affairs: Susan Collins, Maine Budget: Tom Coburn, Okla. Chuck Grassley, Iowa Scott Brown, Mass. Mike Enzi, Wyo. John McCain, Ariz. Jeff Sessions, Ala. Ron Johnson, Wis. Mike Crapo, Idaho John Ensign, Nev. John Ensign, Nev. Rob Portman, Ohio John Cornyn, Texas Rand Paul, Ky. Lindsey Graham, S.C. Judiciary John Thune, S.D. Jeff Sessions, Ala. Rob Portman, Ohio Orrin Hatch, Utah Pat Toomey, Penn. Chuck Grassley, Iowa Ron Johnson, Wis. Jon Kyl, Ariz. Lindsey Graham, S.C. Ethics: John Cornyn, Texas Johnny Isakson, Ga. Mike Lee, Utah Pat Roberts, Kan. Tom Coburn, Okla. Jim Risch, Idaho Indian Affairs John Barrasso, Wyo. John McCain, Ariz. Lisa Murkowski, Alaska John Hoeven, N.D. Mike Crapo, Idaho Mike Johanns, Neb. Intelligence: Saxby Chambliss, Ga. Olympia Snowe, Maine Richard Burr, N.C. Jim Risch, Idaho Dan Coats, Ind. Roy Blunt, Mo. Marco Rubio, Fla. Joint Economic Committee: Jim DeMint, S.C. Dan Coats, Ind. Mike Lee, Utah Pat Toomey, Penn. Rules and Administration: Mitch McConnell, Ky. Thad Cochran, Miss. Saxby Chambliss, Ga. Kay Bailey Hutchison, Texas Lamar Alexander, Tenn. Pat Roberts, Kan. Richard Shelby, Ala. Roy Blunt, Mo. Small Business: Olympia Snowe, Maine David Vitter, La. Jim Risch, Idaho Marco Rubio, Fla. Rand Paul, Ky. Kelly Ayotte, N.H. Mike Enzi, Wyo. Scott Brown, Mass. Jerry Moran, Kan. Veterans Affairs: Richard Burr, N.C. Johnny Isakson, Ga. Roger Wicker, Miss. Mike Johanns, Neb. Scott Brown, Mass. Jerry Moran, Kan. John Boozman, Ark. .
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