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Twitter address for the 116th Congress, alphabetical by first name within House and Senate Representatives Twitter address Representatives Twitter address Abby Finkenauer RepFinkenauer Bill Foster RepBillFoster Abigail Spanberger RepSpanberger Bill Huizenga RepHuizenga Adam Kinzinger RepKinzinger Bill Johnson RepBillJohnson Adam Schiff RepAdamSchiff Bill Keating USRepKeating Adam Smith RepAdamSmith Bill Pascrell BillPascrell Adrian Smith RepAdrianSmith Bill Posey CongBillPosey Adriano Espaillat RepEspaillat Billy Long USRepLong Al Green RepAlGreen Blaine Luetkemeyer RepBlaine Al Lawson RepAlLawsonJr Bob Gibbs RepBobGibbs Alan Lowenthal RepLowenthal Bob Latta boblatta Albio Sires RepSires Bobby Rush RepBobbyRush Alcee Hastings RepHastingsFL Bobby Scott BobbyScott Alex Mooney RepAlexMooney Bonnie Watson Coleman RepBonnie Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez RepAOC Brad Schneider repschneider Alma Adams RepAdams Brad Sherman BradSherman Amata Coleman Radewagen RepAmata Brad Wenstrup RepBradWenstrup Ami Bera RepBera Bradley Byrne RepByrne André Carson RepAndreCarson Brenda Lawrence RepLawrence Andy Barr RepAndyBarr Brendan Boyle CongBoyle Andy Biggs RepAndyBiggsAZ Brett Guthrie RepGuthrie Andy Harris RepAndyHarrisMD Brian Babin RepBrianBabin Andy Kim RepAndyKimNJ Brian Fitzpatrick repbrianfitz Andy Levin RepAndyLevin Brian Higgins RepBrianHiggins Angie Craig RepAngieCraig Brian Mast repbrianmast Ann Kirkpatrick RepKirkpatrick Bruce Westerman RepWesterman Ann McLane Kuster RepAnnieKuster Bryan Steil RepBryanSteil Ann Wagner RepAnnWagner Buddy Carter RepBuddyCarter Anna Eshoo RepAnnaEshoo Carol Miller RepCarolMiller Anthony Brindisi RepBrindisi Carolyn Maloney RepMaloney Anthony G. Brown RepAnthonyBrown Cathy McMorris Rodgers CathyMcMorris Anthony Gonzalez RepAGonzalez Cedric Richmond RepRichmond Antonio Delgado repdelgado Charlie Crist repcharliecrist Austin Scott AustinScottGA08 Chellie Pingree ChelliePingree Ayanna Pressley RepPressley Cheri Bustos RepCheri Barbara Lee RepBarbaraLee Chip Roy RepChipRoy Barry Loudermilk RepLoudermilk Chris Collins RepChrisCollins Ben Cline RepBenCline Chris Pappas RepChrisPappas Ben McAdams RepBenMcAdams Chris Stewart RepChrisStewart Ben Ray Luján RepBenRayLujan Chrissy Houlahan RepHoulahan Bennie Thompson BennieGThompson Christopher Smith RepChrisSmith Betty McCollum BettyMcCollum04 Chuck Fleischmann RepChuck Bill Flores RepBillFlores Cindy Axne RepCindyAxne Representatives Twitter address Representatives Twitter address Clay Higgins RepClayHiggins Donna Shalala RepShalala Colin Allred RepColinAllred Doris Matsui DorisMatsui Collin Peterson Doug Collins RepDougCollins Conor Lamb RepConorLamb Doug LaMalfa RepLaMalfa Dan Crenshaw RepDanCrenshaw Doug Lamborn RepDLamborn Dan Kildee RepDanKildee Drew Ferguson RepDrewFerguson Dan Lipinski RepLipinski Duncan D. 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