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1 Member Party State Don Young R AK Terri Sewell D AL Martha Roby Member Party State Lou Correa D CA Don Young R AK Ro Khanna D CA Terri Sewell D AL Nanette Diaz Barragán D CA Martha Roby R AL Raul Ruiz, M.D. D CA Robert B. Aderholt R AL Jared Huffman D CA Mike D. Rogers R AL Katie Porter D CA Bradley Byrne R AL Pete Aguilar D CA Rick Crawford R AR Duncan Hunter R CA Ruben Gallego D AZ Paul Cook R CA Raúl M. Grijalva D AZ Doug LaMalfa R CA Tom O'Halleran D AZ Ken Calvert R CA Ann Kirkpatrick D AZ Diana DeGette D CO Greg Stanton D AZ Ed Perlmutter D CO Paul Gosar R AZ Jason Crow D CO John Garamendi D CA Joe Neguse D CO Judy Chu D CA Doug Lamborn R CO Eric Swalwell D CA Rosa L. DeLauro D CT Linda T. Sánchez D CA Jim Himes D CT Susan Davis D CA John Larson D CT Harley Rouda D CA Joe Courtney D CT Norma Torres D CA Eleanor Holmes Norton D DC Grace Napolitano D CA Lisa Blunt Rochester D DE Mark Takano D CA Donna Shalala D FL Doris Matsui D CA Stephanie Murphy D FL Ted Lieu D CA Debbie Mucarsel-Powell D FL Scott Peters D CA Alcee Hastings D FL TJ Cox D CA Val Demings D FL Zoe Lofgren D CA Frederica S. Wilson D FL Salud Carbajal D CA Debbie Wasserman Schultz D FL Lucille Roybal-Allard D CA Ted Deutch D FL Barbara Lee D CA Darren Soto D FL Josh Harder D CA Charlie Crist D FL Alan Lowenthal D CA Lois Frankel D FL Brad Sherman D CA Kathy Castor D FL Julia Brownley D CA John H. Rutherford R FL Adam Schiff D CA Michael Waltz R FL Ami Bera D CA Gus M. Bilirakis R FL Jackie Speier D CA Neal Dunn, M.D. R FL Jimmy Panetta D CA Mario Diaz-Balart (R-FL) R FL Gilbert R. Cisneros, Jr. D CA Ted S. Yoho, DVM (R-FL) R FL Katie Hill D CA John Lewis D GA Jimmy Gomez D CA Sanford Bishop D GA Mike Levin D CA Lucy McBath D GA Tony Cárdenas D CA David Scott D GA Mike Thompson D CA Rick W. Allen R GA Jim Costa D CA Jody Hice R GA Mark DeSaulnier D CA Austin Scott R GA Karen Bass D CA Henry C. “Hank” Johnson, Jr. D GA Juan Vargas D CA Tulsi Gabbard D HI Maxine Waters D CA Ed Case D HI Jerry McNerney D CA Cindy Axne D IA 1 Abby Finkenauer D IA Emanuel Cleaver D MO Steve King R IA Billy Long R MO Robin L. Kelly D IL Vicky Hartzler R MO Jesús G. “Chuy” García D IL Sam Graves (R-MO) R MO Bill Foster D IL Steven Palazzo R MS Danny K. Davis D IL Michael Guest R MS Sean Casten D IL David Rouzer R NC Mike Quigley D IL Ann Kuster D NH Bobby Rush D IL Chris Pappas D NH Jan Schakowsky D IL Donald Norcross D NJ Daniel W. 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Joyce R OH Lizzie Fletcher D TX Anthony Gonzalez (R-OH) R OH Lance Gooden R TX Kendra Horn D OK Roger Williams R TX Tom Cole R OK Bill Flores R TX Peter DeFazio D OR Brian Babin R TX Earl Blumenauer D OR Mac Thornberry R TX Kurt Schrader D OR Ron Wright R TX Suzanne Bonamici D OR Michael McCaul R TX Brendan F. Boyle D PA Will Hurd R TX Dwight Evans D PA Pete Olson R TX Madeleine Dean D PA Louie Gohmert R TX Susan Wild D PA Randy K. Weber (R-TX) R TX Mary Gay Scanlon D PA Jodey Arrington (R-TX) R TX Mike Doyle D PA Dan Crenshaw R TX Conor Lamb D PA K. Michael Conaway R TX Brian Fitzpatrick R PA John Carter R TX Glenn “GT” Thompson R PA Kay Granger R TX Guy Reschenthaler R-PA) R PA Gerald Connelly D VA James R. Langevin D RI Donald Beyer D VA David N. Cicilline D RI Abigail D. Spanberger D VA William Timmons R SC A. 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