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Election2020 Analysis

Current as of November 5, 11:00 a.m. TABLE OF CONTENT S

1 Introduction

2 117th Congress

• Senate • House of Representatives • Reconciliation

3 Snapshot of Newly Elected Officials

4 Projected Committee Leadership

5 Committee Changes

6 Looking Toward 2022 INTRODUCTIO N

While all election years are contentious to some degree, this one has been particularly so. Whatever the final outcome, post-election days result in raw feelings on one side and elation on the other. It is our hope that winners and losers alike – and all those who rooted for them – react with grace, a commitment to healing, and a firm resolve to maintain our Nation’s revered tradition of peaceful transition. : Holds a recount if the margin is < 0.1%. Georgia: No automatic recount; candidates can request a recount if the margin is < 1% Today many seats are still being Michigan: A candidate can petition for a recount decided, and with the razor thin if they allege “ or mistake in the canvass of the votes" within two days of the completion of the margins in many cases, we are keeping canvass of votes. A recount is automatic if the a close eye on the races that are yet to margin is equal or < 2,000 votes. Nevada: Any candidate can request a recount be decided, while digesting the decided and is responsible for the costs unless they are results and implications. With the declared the winner as a result of the recount. : A candidate can request a possibility of vote recounts in the recount if the margin is < 0.5%, or 10,000 votes, presidential elections, please note the whichever is less. : Recount if the margin is < 0.5%. laws that dictate the that action in the : A candidate can request a recount states in question. within three days following completion of the canvass of votes if the margin is < 1%. He or she can appeal to the state circuit court within five days of As we learn more in the coming hours, completion of the recount. days, and possibly weeks, the bipartisan team at Prime Policy Group is prepared to help you navigate to navigate these unchartered waters. This analysis will be updated as we receive new information, so check back often for the most current state of play. And, as always, please reach out with any questions.

117th Congress

Senate

Control of the Senate remains up in the air. As of this writing, control of the U.S. Senate remains up in the air and may remain that way until early 2021 when both Senate seats appearing to be headed to runoffs, which will be held on January 5. Right now, Democrats have picked up 2 seats, and with Republicans knocking off the incumbent in , the chamber’s margin is currently 48 R – 48 D. Democrats were able to handily beat Sen. (R) in , and in Arizona, handed Sen. Martha McSally (R) her second Senate race loss in as many years.

There are still 4 races that have yet to be called, including races in Georgia, North Carolina, and Alaska. The special election in Georgia is headed towards a runoff with Sen. (R) facing Rev. . The second Senate race in Georgia remains uncalled, but Sen. (R) has fallen below the 50% + 1vote needed to avoid a January race, and the race looks to be headed to a runoff because the outstanding votes left to come are from heavily Democratic counties.

House of Representatives

As anticipated, Democrats maintained control of the House of Representatives, despite many unanticipated losses; and a projected blue wave failed to materialize.

Republicans were able to win back a number of Key Dates Democrats will now begin the process of districts that they had lost in 2018, and, as of preparing for the 117th Congress, with a now, the split is 206 – 190 with 39 races still number of key dates set. Freshman orientation, uncalled. Among the notable results were the which is currently scheduled to be in-person defeats of House Agriculture Chairman Colin will be held from November 12 to November Peterson (MN) and first term congresswomen 21 and from November 29 to December 5. House Leadership Elections will be held on (IA), (FL), Xochitl November 18 and 19, with the Steering Torres Small (NM), and Debbie Mucarsel-Powell Committee being constituted after those (FL). Republicans successfully defended a elections, sometime between November 20 number of seats in and also recaptured and before the week of the November 30. The ’s 1st District, while significantly Steering Committee must vote of committee increasing the number of Republican women chair recommendations before the whole caucus votes on the selections the week of who will serve in the chamber. Altogether, House November 30. Republicans had a very good night that few outside of the staunchest Republicans were expecting and have picked up a net of 6 seats.

Leadership Going into election night, Democrats did not expect any challenges to the current leadership team, and Speaker Pelosi was expected to easily retain the gavel next Congress. While still unlikely, there may be renewed conversation about Democratic messaging and changes in leadership. One of the few bright spots for House Democratic leadership was the Caucus Chairs win by Rep. Ben Ray Luján (NM), who was elected Committee Chair to the Senate. Luján, who has served as Assistant Congressional Black (OH) to the Speaker, will likely be replaced by Rep. Caucus (MA). (CA)/ Congressional Hispanic Nanette Barragán (CA)/ Caucus (TX) New Dem Leadership (WA) Congressional Progressive As a reminder, the New Dem Coalition now and/or Caucus consists of 100+ members and is likely to again (MD) grow its ranks next Congress. For the first time in New Dems Suzanne DelBene (WA) the Coalition’s history, there are active, Blue Dogs (NY)** competitive races for its vice-chair positions.

*Traditionally the CPC has had two co-chairs but may move to a sole Chairmanship this Congress There are seven members running for the four **Brindisi is currently behind in his still uncalled race openings: Rep. Peters (CA-52), Rep. Kuster (NH- 02), Rep. Bera (CA-07), Rep. Plaskett (VI-At-large), Rep. Houlahan (PA-06), Rep. Davids (KS-03) and Rep. Sherrill (NJ-11). Races are fluid but Bera, Plaskett and Houlahan seem to currently have an edge with the final seat likely to come down to Kuster or Peters.

Lame Duck As the current CR expires on December 12, there will be a need to address government funding during the Lame Duck. We anticipate a CR that will run through the beginning of next year, likely expiring in March. There seems to be a working assumption that while additional attempts will be made during lame duck to pass a bipartisan COVID relief package, there is may not be one – although Sen. McConnell indicated today his hope to get something passed before the end of the year. Additionally, with control of the Senate remaining in flux, perhaps through early January, it remains to be seen what either party would agree to handle during a Lame Duck term.

Looking Forward to the 117th Congress During the first 100 days, the House will spend time on many of the same message bills that saw Floor time the first quarter of 2019. Expect H.R. 1, the , to again be the first bill to hit the floor. The voting rights package (H.R. 4) is likely to be the second bill to move to the floor and the police reform package will also see priority consideration. The idea is to use House floor time to message on issues with broad Caucus support.

Reconciliation

While a Democratic Senate now seems at best a 50/50 probability, if Democrats prevail and the chamber flips, all eyes will turn to the potential use of the budget which allows for an expedited process to pass tax and/or spending policies. The process known as “reconciliation” requires majority rule in both House and Senate in order to pass identical budget resolutions.

Used twenty-five times since 1980, budget reconciliation allows for an expedited process to pass the congressional budget resolution, and any spending or revenue provisions that may be attached. Most recently, Republicans used reconciliation to pass the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act in 2017.

For this process to work, the consensus budget contains “reconciliation instructions” which give instructions to specified committees to meet certain spending or revenue/tax targets through corresponding increases or decreases. Reconciliation instructions give committees specific numerical targets to meet within a set timeframe. While the budget resolutions can assume policy objectives to correspond to the fiscal instructions they cannot compel committees to adopt those specific policies to meet its targets. House and Senate instructions to committees must be corresponding. For example, the Senate cannot instruct the Agriculture Committee to meet a target while the House instructs the Energy and Commerce Committee. Why is this important? Legislation goes through regular order at the committee level, i.e. Reconciliation has, at committee that receive “instructions” draft and mark up a bill to meet times, been leveraged to their targets. If multiple committees are given targets and report bills, move controversial the Budget Committee knits together the individual committee work legislation – like the into one package for the Parliamentarian’s review and subsequent – that floor consideration. And if a committee cannot report out legislation to otherwise would have to meet its fiscal target the Budget Committee can report legislation to do clear higher hurdles under so for the committee. rules designed to protect

the Senate’s minority. Reconciliation bills are afforded special protections that allow expedited Senate consideration: debate is limited to 20 hours for the Senate bill and 10 hours for the conference report, amendments must be germane to the underlying bill, and the bill can pass with a simple majority as opposed to clearing the 60-vote threshold.

Snapshot of Newly Elected Officials

Alabama | Senate

Tommy Tuberville (AL) @TTuberville Tommy for Senate , the former head coach of the Auburn Tigers football team, has defeated incumbent (D) in the race. Jones had previously won a special election in 2018 to fill the remaining two years of ’ Senate term after Sessions was appointed U.S. Attorney General. Tuberville was endorsed by President Trump and ran as a political outsider, having never held elected office before. He received his Bachelor’s degree from the University of Southern and lives with his wife, Suzanne, in Auburn.

Arizona | Senate

Mark Kelly (D) @CaptMarkKelly Mark Kelly Mark Kelly defeated Senator Martha McSally (R), two years after Sen. McSally lost a previous Senate race to Senator . A political outsider, Kelly has never held elected office. He was endorsed by Senator and former President . A former astronaut, Kelly lives with his wife, former Rep. Gabby , at their home in Tucson.

Colorado | Senate

John Hickenlooper (D) @Hickenlooper Hickenlooper for U.S. Senate Former Colorado defeated incumbent Cory Gardner (R). A geologist by training, Hickenlooper also founded a series of brewpubs across Colorado. Having first served as Mayor of , Hickenlooper served two terms as governor. His campaign has focused on issues like , expanding healthcare, and gun safety laws. John Hickenlooper and his wife Robin Pringle live in Denver.

Florida | House

Carlos Gimenez (R-26) @CarlosGimenezFL Carlos Gimenez for Congress Carlos Gimenez (R) defeated Rep. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (D) to win ’s 26th Congressional district. Gimenez is currently in Mayor of -Dade, where he was initial elected in 2011. Gimenez and his family immigrated from in 1960, and he was a firefighter for Miami Fire-Rescue for 25 years. Gimenez lives with his wife.

Maria Elvira Salazar (R-27) @MaElviraSalazar Mariaelvira Salazar 2020 (R) defeated Rep. Donna Shalala to win Florida’s 27th Congressional district. Salazar was a rising journalistic star, having previously been an anchor for CNN Español, and . Salazar holds degrees from the , and Harvard. She resides in Miami with her husband and two daughters.

Georgia | House

Carolyn Bourdeaux (D-07) @Carolyn4Ga7 for Congress Carolyn Bourdeaux flipped this metro district, succeeding the retiring Rep. (R). Bourdeaux, a graduate of Yale and the University of Southern , earned her Ph.D. from Syracuse before working as a college professor. She also served as Director of Georgia’s Senate Budget and Evaluation Office. Bourdeaux and her husband live in Suwanee with their young son.

Indiana | House

Victoria Spartz (R-05) @Victoria_Spartz Spartz for Congress was elected to the House after defeating Democratic challenger Christina Hale. A Ukrainian immigrant who moved to the 20 years ago, Spartz, has run several businesses and served as a state senator since 2017. She ran on a platform to repeal needless regulations, reform health care, improve educational outcomes, and to protect the Second Amendment and private property rights. Victoria and her husband, Jason, a lifelong resident of Hamilton County, reside in Noblesville with their two daughters.

Iowa | House

Ashley Hinson (R-01) @hinsonashley For Congress Ashley Hinson defeated freshman congresswoman Abby Finkenauer (D) to flip the 1st district. Hinson is graduated from the University of Southern California with a degree in broadcast and worked as a reporter for KCRG-TV in Cedar Rapids. She was elected to the State House in 2016 and has served as the chairwoman of the Transportation Committee. Hinson and her husband Matt have two sons.

Kansas | Senate

Roger Marshall (R) @RogerMarshallMD Kansans For Marshall Rep. Roger Marshall will become ’s next Senator after he defeated Kansas State Senator . Marshall is a physician and served two terms in the House prior to winning this election. In Congress, Marshall served as the health care task force chairman for the Republican Study Committee and focused on agriculture issues, pro-life issues, and eliminating excessive regulation. Marshall lives in Great Bend with his wife Lania and has four children.

Michigan | House

Peter (R-03) @VoteMeijer Vote Meijer defeated Hillary Scholten to win the third district of Michigan, replacing retiring incumbent Rep. (L). Previously, Meijer served in for the U.S. Army as a conflict analysis NGO in , and most recently as an analyst at the Olympia Development of Michigan. On the campaign trail, he focused on his and his conservative values of opposing restrictions on firearms and regulations that limit religious freedom. Meijer lives in Grand Rapids, Michigan with his wife Gabriella.

Minnesota | House

Michell Fischbach (R-07) @FischbachMN7 Fischbach for Congress Michell Fischbach defeated incumbent Rep. (D). Fischbach, recently the 49th Lieutenant Governor of , ran her campaign on a traditional Republican platform that focused on securing the border, supporting farmers financially and through better trade policy, and fixing the health care system through pass patient-centered reforms that increase competition and lower costs. She and her husband, Scott, live near Paynesville and have two grown children and five grandchildren.

New Mexico | Senate

Ben Ray Luján (D) @benraylujan Lujan for Succeeding the retiring Sen. (D), Ben Ray Luján becomes the junior Senator from . Luján has served in the House since 2008 and was Assistant Speaker of the House in the 116th Congress, making him the highest-ranking Hispanic member of the House. Prior to serving in Congress, he served on the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission. Luján has made , climate change, and healthcare central to his campaign. Ben Ray Luján lives in Nambé.

New Mexico | House

Yvette Herrell (R-02) @Yvette4congress Herrell for Congress defeated incumbent Rep. in a rematch of the 2018 midterm election. She previously served in the New Mexico House of Representatives for four terms and was an entrepreneur who owned several small businesses. Herrell campaign priorities centered around job creation, protecting Second Amendment rights, and reduction of regulations for the mining, energy, and agricultural industries. Herrell resides in Alamogordo, New Mexico.

North Carolina | House

Deborah Ross (D-02) @DeborahRossNC Deborah Ross Deborah Ross (D) won North Carolina’s open 2nd Congressional seat after court-ordered redistricting. She was previously a member of the North Carolina House of Representatives. During her tenure in the state House, Deborah served as both Majority and Minority Whip and chaired the Judiciary, Ethics, and Election Laws Committees. Ross resides in Raleigh with her husband. Ross completed law school at UNC-Chapel Hill.

Kathy Manning (D-06) @KathyManningNC for NC Kathy Manning (D) won North Carolina’s open 6th Congressional seat after court-ordered redistricting. Manning has experience leading non-profit organizations, including , the National Conference for Community and Justice, and the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Manning and her husband have three children and live in Greensboro, North Carolina.

Madison Cawthorn (R-11) @CawthornforNC for U.S. Congress In the seat Chief of Staff (R) held for several terms, Madison Cawthorn (R) defeated to become the youngest since 1797. Cawthorn is the owner of SPQR Holdings LLC, a real estate investment firm. He ran on a traditionally conservative platform, including secure borders and a strong national defense. Cawthorn is engaged to Cristina Bayardelle.

Oklahoma | House

Stephanie Bice (R-05) @StephanieBice Bice for Congress (R) defeated incumbent Rep. (D) to flip ’s 5th Congressional District red. Bice has served in the Oklahoma State Senate since 2014, where she currently chairs the Senate Finance Committee. She and her husband have two daughters, and they reside in .

South Carolina | House

Nancy Mace (R-01) @NancyMace Nancy Mace (R) beat out one-term incumbent Joe Cunningham (D) in South Carolina’s First Congressional District. Mace has served in the state legislature since 2018. In 1999, she was the first female graduate of . A single mom, Mace lives in Charleston with her two children.

Tennessee | Senate

Bill Hagerty (R) @BillHagertyTN Hagerty for Senate Ambassador , 61, will replace Senate legend , who is retiring following the expiration of his current term. Most recently, Hagerty was nominated in 2017 by President Trump to represent the United States as Ambassador to . Prior to his nomination, Hagerty served as Director of Presidential Appointments for the 2016 Trump presidential transition team, while on leave from Hagerty, Peterson & Company, a private equity investment firm of which he was a founder and managing director. Hagerty ran a traditionally conservative campaign, focused on confirming constitutionalist judges, with law enforcement officers, curbing illegal , instituting term limits for members of Congress, and standing with . He is married to Chrissy Hagerty; they have four children.

Texas | House

Troy Nehls (R-22) @SheriffTNehls Nehls for Congress Sheriff will become the next Congressman from Texas’ 22nd District after defeating challenger Sri Preston Kulkarni. Nehls, 52, an Army veteran and longtime elected law enforcement , ran on a platform calling for Congress to pass a stimulus measure to help small businesses make it through the COVID-19 crisis, protecting the Texas energy industry and the jobs associated with it, and increasing awareness of mental illness, ensuring that everyone has access to affordable mental health services. Nehls resides in Richmond with his wife, Jill, daughters, Jenna, Cambry, and Tori, and their four dogs Archer, Buddy, Boo, and Lulu.

Tony Gonzales (R-23) @TonyGonzales4TX for Congress In this large district on the Mexican border, Tony Gonzales (R) will succeed retiring Rep. (R). Gonzales serves in the U.S. Navy as a cryptologist and has worked as a Department of Defense Legislative Fellow in the office of Sen. (R). He also serves as an assistant professor in the University of Maryland system. Tony Gonzales and his wife, Angel, have six children.

Virginia | House

Bob Good (R-05) @GoodForCongress For Congress Bob Good defeated Dr. Cameron Webb to represent the Fifth Congressional District of . Good previously served on the Campbell County Board of Supervisors and was the Senior Associate Athletic Director at , where he wrestled in college. On the campaign trial, Good ran on a pro- Trump platform with promises to reduce taxes and support increased funding for police. Good lives with his wife Tracey in Lynchburg, Virginia, and is the father of three grown children.

Wyoming | Senate

Cynthia Lummis (R) @cynthiamlummis Lummis for Former Congresswoman , a lawyer by profession, returns to Capitol Hill, where she succeeds retiring Sen. (R). Lummis served in the House for four terms and has also served in both chambers of the Wyoming legislature. In the House, she was a founding member of the . Lummis’ campaign emphasized energy and mineral issues, as well as agriculture and ranching. Cynthia Lummis has one daughter and continues to operate her family cattle ranches.

Projected Committee Leadership

House of Representatives

Committee Leadership David Scott (GA), Chairman Agriculture K. Michael Conaway (TX), Ranking Member Rosa DeLauro (CT)/ (FL), Appropriations Chairwoman (TX), Ranking Member (WA), Chairman Armed Services (OH)/Mike Rogers (AL), Ranking Member (KY), Chairman Budget (AR), Ranking Member Bobby Scott (VA), Chairman and The Workforce (NC), Ranking Member (NJ), Chairman Energy and Commerce Michael Burgess (TX)/Cathy McMorris Rodgers (WA), Ranking Member (FL), Chairman Ethics (IN), Ranking Member (CA), Chairwoman Financial Services Patrick McHenry (NC), Ranking Member (CA)/ (NY)/Joaquin Castro Foreign Affairs (TX), Chairman Michael McCaul (TX), Ranking Member (MS), Chairman Homeland Security Mike Rogers (AL)/ (NY)/ (LA), Ranking Member (CA), Chairman House Administration Rodney Davis (IL), Ranking Member Jerrold Nadler (NY), Chairman Judiciary Jim Jordan (OH)/ (OH), Ranking Member Raúl Grijalva (AZ), Chairman Natural Resources John Curtis (UT)/Aumua (AS), Ranking Member (NY), Chairwoman Oversight and Government Reform Jim Jordan (OH)/ (AZ), Ranking Member Jim McGovern (MA), Chairman Rules (OK), Ranking Member (TX), Chairwoman Science, Space and Technology Frank Lucas (OK), Ranking Member

Adam Schiff (CA), Chairman Intelligence (CA), Ranking Member Nydia Velazquez (NY), Chairwoman Small Business Steve Chabot (OH), Ranking Member

Peter DeFazio (OR), Chairman Transportation and Infrastructure (MO), Ranking Member (CA), Chairman Veterans’ Affairs (FL)/ (IL), Ranking Member Neal (MA), Chairman Ways and Means (TX), Ranking Member

Senate – Projected Republican Majority

Committee Leadership (AR), Chairman Agriculture (MI), Ranking Member (AL), Chairman Appropriations (VT), Ranking Member Jack Reed (RI), Chairman Armed Services James Inhofe (OK), Ranking Member (PA), Chairman Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs (OH), Ranking Member

Lindsey Graham (SC), Chairman Budget (VT), Ranking Member

Roger Wicker (MS), Chairman Commerce, Science, and Transportation (WA), Ranking Member

John Barrasso (WY), Chairman Energy and Natural Resources (WV), Ranking Member

Shelley (WV), Chairwoman Environment and Public Works (DE), Ranking Member Michael Crapo (ID), Chairman Finance (OR), Ranking Member (ID), Chairman Foreign Relations Robert Menendez (NJ), Ranking Member (NC)/ (KY)/ (ME)/ Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (LA), Chairman (WA), Ranking Member

Homeland Security and Governmental Ron Johnson (WI), Chairman Affairs (MI), Ranking Member (IA), Chairman Judiciary (CA)*/ (IL), Ranking Member (MO), Chairman Rules (MN), Ranking Member Rand Paul (KY)/ (SC), Chairman Small Business and Entrepreneurship (MD), Ranking Member

Jerry Moran (KS), Chairman Veterans’ Affairs (MT), Ranking Member (ND)/ (AK), Chairman Indian Affairs (HI), Ranking Member (OK), Chairman Ethics (DE), Vice Chairman Marco Rubio (FL), Chairman Intelligence (VA), Ranking Member Susan Collins (ME)/Tim Scott (SC)/ Aging (MO), Chairman Bob Casey (PA), Ranking Member *If Senate Democrats choose to replace Sen. Feinstein

Senate – Projected Democratic Majority

Committee Leadership Debbie Stabenow (MI), Chairwoman Agriculture John Boozman (AR), Ranking Member Patrick Leahy (VT), Chairman Appropriations Richard Shelby (AL), Ranking Member Jack Reed (RI), Chairman Armed Services James Inhofe (OK), Ranking Member Sherrod Brown (OH), Chairman Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Pat Toomey (PA), Ranking Member Bernie Sanders (VT), Chairman Budget (SC)/ Pat Toomey (PA), Ranking Member Maria Cantwell (WA), Chairwoman Commerce, Science, and Transportation (MS), Ranking Member Joe Manchin (WV), Chairman Energy and Natural Resources (WY), Ranking Member Tom Carper (DE), Chairman Environment and Public Works (WV), Ranking Member Ron Wyden (OR), Chairman Finance Michael Crapo (ID), Ranking Member Robert Menendez (NJ), Chairman Foreign Relations Jim Risch (ID), Ranking Member Patty Murray (WA), Chairman Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Richard Burr (NC)/Rand Paul (KY)/Bill Cassidy (LA), Ranking Member Gary Peters (MI), Chairman Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Ron Johnson (WI), Ranking Member Dianne Feinstein (CA)*/Dick Durbin (IL), Chairman Judiciary Chuck Grassley (IA), Ranking Member Amy Klobuchar (MN), Chairwoman Rules Roy Blunt (MO), Ranking Member Ben Cardin (MD), Chairman Small Business and Entrepreneurship Rand Paul (KY)/Tim Scott (SC), Ranking Member Jon Tester (MT), Chairman Veterans’ Affairs (KS), Ranking Member

Brian Schatz (HI), Chairman Indian Affairs John Hoeven (ND), Ranking Member Chris Coons (DE), Chairman Ethics James Lankford (OK), Vice Chairman Mark Warner (VA), Chairman Intelligence Marco Rubio (FL), Ranking Member Bob Casey (PA), Chairman Aging Tim Scott (SC)/Josh Hawley (MO), Ranking Member *If Senate Democrats choose to replace Sen. Feinstein

Committee Changes

Retired/ Running for Different Office Lost Primary Defeated in General Election

Election too Close to Call or Headed to Run-Off Possible Vice-President Elect

Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry

Majority Minority Chairman (KS) Ranking Member Debbie Stabenow (MI) Mitch McConnell (KY) Patrick J. Leahy (VT) John Boozman (AR) Sherrod Brown (OH) John Hoeven (ND) Amy Klobuchar (MN) (IA) (CO) Cindy Hyde-Smith (MS) (NY) (IN) Robert P. Casey, Jr. (PA) Chuck Grassley (IA) (MN) (SD) Dick Durbin (IL) (NE) Kelly Loeffler (GA)

Senate Committee on Appropriations

Majority Minority Chairman Richard Shelby (AL) Ranking Member Patrick J. Leahy (VT) Mitch McConnell (KY) Patty Murray (WA) Lamar Alexander (TN) Dianne Feinstein (CA) Susan M. Collins (ME) Richard J. Durbin (IL) Lisa Murkowski (AK) Jack Reed (RI) Lindsey Graham (SC) Jon Tester (MT) Roy Blunt (MO) Tom Udall (NM) Jerry Moran (KS) (NH) John Hoeven (ND) (OR) John Boozman (AR) Chris Coons (DE) Shelley Moore Capito (WV) Brian Schatz (HI) John Kennedy (LA) (WI) Cindy Hyde-Smith (MS) Christopher Murphy (CT) (MT) Joe Manchin (WV) Marco Rubio (FL) (MD) James Lankford (OK)

Senate Committee on Armed Services

Majority Minority Chairman James M. Inhofe (OK) Ranking Member Jack Reed (RI) Roger F. Wicker (MS) Jeanne Shaheen (NH) Deb Fischer (NE) Kirsten E. Gillibrand (NY) (AR) (CT) (SD) (HI) Joni Ernst (IA) (VA) (NC) (ME) Dan Sullivan (AK) (NM) David Perdue (GA) (MA) (ND) Gary Peters (MI) Martha McSally (AZ) Joe Manchin III (WV) (FL) (IL) (TN) Doug Jones (AL) Josh Hawley (MO)

Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs

Majority Minority Chairman (ID) Ranking Member Sherrod Brown (OH) Richard Shelby (AL) Jack Reed (RI) Patrick J. Toomey (PA) Robert Menendez (NJ) Tim Scott (SC) Jon Tester (MT) (NE) Mark R. Warner (VA) Tom Cotton (AR) Elizabeth Warren (MA) Mike Rounds (SD) Brian Schatz (HI) David Perdue (GA) Chris Van Hollen (MD) Thom Tillis (NC) (NV) John Kennedy (LA) Doug Jones (AL) Martha McSally (AZ) Tina Smith (MN) Jerry Moran (KS) Kyrsten Sinema (AZ) Kevin Cramer (ND)

Senate Committee on Budget

Majority Minority Chairman Michael B. Enzi (WY) Ranking Member Bernie Sanders (VT) Charles E. Grassley (IA) Patty Murray (WA) Mike Crapo (ID) Ron Wyden (OR) Lindsey Graham (SC) Debbie Stabenow (MI) Patrick J. Toomey (PA) (RI) Ron Johnson (WI) Mark Warner (VA) David Perdue (GA) Jeff Merkley (OR) Mike Braun (IN) Tim Kaine (VA) Rick Scott (FL) Chris Van Hollen (MD) John Kennedy (LA) Kamala Harris (CA) Kevin Cramer (ND)

Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation

Majority Minority Chairman Roger F. Wicker (MS) Ranking Member Maria Cantwell (WA) John Thune (SD) Amy Klobuchar (MN) Roy Blunt (MO) Richard Blumenthal (CT) (TX) Brian Schatz (HI) Deb Fischer (NE) (MA) Jerry Moran (KS) Tom Udall (NM) Dan Sullivan (AK) Gary Peters (MI) Cory Gardner (CO) Tammy Baldwin (WI) Marsha Blackburn (TN) Tammy Duckworth (IL) Shelley Moore Capito (WV) John Tester (MT) Mike Lee (UT) Kyrsten Sinema (AZ) (NV) Ron Johnson (WI) (IN) Rick Scott (FL)

Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources

Majority Minority Chairwoman Lisa Murkowski (AK) Ranking Member Joe Manchin III (WV) John Barrasso (WY) Ron Wyden (OR) Jim Risch (ID) Maria Cantwell (WA) Mike Lee (UT) Bernie Sanders (VT) Steve Daines (MT) Debbie Stabenow (MI) Bill Cassidy (LA) Martin Heinrich (NM) Cory Gardner (CO) Mazie Hirono (HI) Cindy Hyde-Smith (MS) Angus King (ME) Catherine Cortez Masto (NV) Lamar Alexander (TN) John Hoeven (ND)

Senate Committee on The Environment and Public Works

Majority Minority Chairman John Barrasso (WY) Ranking Member Thomas R. Carper (DE) James M. Inhofe (OK) Benjamin L. Cardin (MD) Shelley Moore Capito (WV) Bernie Sanders (VT) Kevin Cramer (ND) Sheldon Whitehouse (RI) Mike Braun (IN) Jeff Merkley (OR) Mike Rounds (SD) Kristen Gillibrand (NY) Dan Sullivan (AK) (NJ) John Boozman (AR) Ed Markey (MA) Roger Wicker (MS) Tammy Duckworth (IL) Richard Shelby (AL) Chris Van Hollen (MD)

Joni Ernst (IA)

Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions

Majority Minority Chairman Lamar Alexander (TN) Ranking Member Patty Murray (WA) Michael B. Enzi (WY) Bernie Sanders (VT) Richard Burr (NC) Robert P. Casey, Jr. (PA) Rand Paul (KY) Tammy Baldwin (WI) Susan Collins (ME) Christopher Murphy (CT) Bill Cassidy (LA) Elizabeth Warren (MA) Pat Roberts (KS) Tim Kaine (VA) Lisa Murkowski (AK) (NH) Tim Scott (SC) Tina Smith (MN) (UT) Doug Jones (AL) Mike Braun (IN) Jacky Rosen (NV)

Kelly Loeffler (GA)

Senate Committee on Finance

Majority Minority Chairman Charles E. Grassley (IA) Ranking Member Ron Wyden (OR) Mike Crapo (ID) Debbie Stabenow (MI) Pat Roberts (KS) Maria Cantwell (WA) Michael B. Enzi (WY) Robert Menendez (NJ) (TX) Thomas R. Carper (DE) John Thune (SD) Benjamin L. Cardin (MD) Richard Burr (NC) Sherrod Brown (OH) (OH) Michael Bennet (CO) Pat Toomey (PA) Robert P. Casey, Jr. (PA) Tim Scott (SC) Mark Warner (VA) Bill Cassidy (LA) Sheldon Whitehouse (RI) James Lankford (OK) Maggie Hassan (NH) Steve Daines (MT) Catherine Cortez Masto (NV) Todd Young (IN) Ben Sasse (NE)

Senate Committee on Foreign Relations

Majority Minority Chairman Jim Risch (ID) Ranking Member Robert Menendez (NJ) Marco Rubio (FL) Ben Cardin (MD) Ron Johnson (WI) Jeanne Shaheen (NH) Cory Gardner (CO) Chris Coons (DE) Mitt Romney (UT) Tom Udall (NM) Lindsey Graham (SC) Christopher Murphy (CT) John Barrasso (WY) Tim Kaine (VA) Rob Portman (OH) Rand Paul (KY) Ed Markey (MA) Todd Young (IN) Jeff Merkley (OR) Ted Cruz (TX) Cory Booker (NJ) David Perdue (GA)

Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs

Majority Minority Chairman Ron Johnson (WI) Ranking Member Gary Peters (MI) Rob Portman (OH) Thomas Carper (DE) Rand Paul (KY) Maggie Hassan (NH) James Lankford (OK) Kamala Harris (CA) Mitt Romney (UT) Kyrsten Sinema (AZ) Rick Scott (FL) Jacky Rosen (NV)

Mike Enzi (WY) Josh Hawley (MO)

Senate Committee on the Judiciary

Majority Minority Chairman Lindsey Graham (SC) Ranking Member Dianne Feinstein (CA) Charles E. Grassley (IA) Patrick J. Leahy (VT) John Cornyn (TX) Richard J. Durbin (IL) Mike Lee (UT) Sheldon Whitehouse (RI) Ted Cruz (TX) Amy Klobuchar (MN) Ben Sasse (NE) Christopher A. Coons (DE) Josh Hawley (MO) Richard Blumenthal (CT) Thom Tillis (NC) Mazie Hirono (HI) Joni Ernst (IA) Cory Booker (NJ) Mike Crapo (ID) Kamala Harris (CA)

John Kennedy (LA)

Senate Committee on Rules and Administration

Majority Minority Chairman Roy Blunt (MO) Ranking Member Amy Klobuchar (MN) Mitch McConnell (KY) Dianne Feinstein (CA) Lamar Alexander (TN) Charles Schumer (NY) Pat Roberts (KS) Richard J. Durbin (IL) Richard Shelby (AL) Tom Udall (NM) Ted Cruz (TX) Mark R. Warner (VA) Shelley Moore Capito (WV) Patrick Leahy (VT) Roger Wicker (MI) Angus King (ME) Deb Fischer (NE) Catherine Cortez Masto (NV)

Cindy Hyde-Smith (MS)

Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship

Majority Minority Chairman Marco Rubio (FL) Ranking Member Benjamin L. Cardin (MD) Jim Risch (ID) Maria Cantwell (WA) Rand Paul (KY) Jeanne Shaheen (NH) Tim Scott (SC) Ed Markey (MA) Joni Ernst (IA) Cory Booker (NJ) James Inhofe (OK) Chris Coons (DE) Todd Young (IN) Mazie Hirono (HI) John Kennedy (LA) Tammy Duckworth (IL) Mitt Romney (UT) Jacky Rosen (NV)

Josh Hawley (MO)

Senate Committee on Veteran’s Affairs

Majority Minority Chairman Jerry Moran (KS) Ranking Member Jon Tester (MT) John Boozman (AR) Patty Murray (WA) Bill Cassidy (LA) Bernie Sanders (VT) Mike Rounds (SD) Sherrod Brown (OH) Thom Tillis (NC) Richard Blumenthal (CT) Dan Sullivan (AK) Mazie Hirono (HI) Marsha Blackburn (TN) Joe Manchin III (WV) Kevin Cramer (ND) Kyrsten Sinema (AZ)

Kelly Loeffler (GA)

Senate Committee on Indian Affairs

Majority Minority Chairman Member John Hoeven (ND) Ranking Member Tom Udall (NM) John Barrasso (WY) Maria Cantwell (WA) Lisa Murkowski (AK) Jon Tester (MT) James Lankford (OK) Brian Schatz (HI) Steve Daines (MT) Catherine Cortez Masto (NV) Tina Smith (MN) Martha McSally (AZ) Jerry Moran (KS)

Senate Committee on Ethics

Majority Minority James Lankford (OK) Chris Coons (DE) Pat Roberts (KS) Brian Schatz (HI) Jim Risch (ID) Jeanne Shaheen (NH)

Senate Committee on Intelligence

Majority Minority Chairman Marco Rubio (FL) Vice Chairman Mark Warner (VA) Richard Burr (NC) Dianne Feinstein (CA) Jim Risch (ID) Ron Wyden (OR) Susan Collins (ME) Martin Heinrich (NM) Angus King (ME) Roy Blunt (MO) Kamala Harris (CA) Tom Cotton (AR) John Cornyn (TX) Michael Bennet (CO) Ben Sasse (NE)

Senate Committee on Aging

Majority Minority Chairwoman Susan M. Collins (ME) Ranking Member Robert P. Casey, Jr. (PA) Tim Scott (SC) Kristen E. Gillibrand (NY) Richard Burr (NC) Richard Blumenthal (CT) Martha McSally (AZ) Elizabeth Warren (MA) Deb Fischer (NE) Doug Jones (AL) Marco Rubio (FL) Kyrsten Sinema (AZ) Josh Hawley (MO) Jacky Rosen (NV) Mike Braun (IN) Rick Scott (FL)

Joint Economic Committee

Senate Republicans Senate Democrats Chairman Mike Lee (UT) Martin Heinrich (NM) Tom Cotton (AR) Amy Klobuchar (MN) Gary Peters (MI) Rob Portman (OH) Maggie Hassan (NH) Bill Cassidy (LA) Ted Cruz (TX) Kelly Loeffler (GA)

House Republicans House Democrats (AZ) Vice Chairman Dob Beyer (VA) Darin Lahood (IL) Carolyn Maloney (NY) (TX) Denny Heck (WA) (WA) (MD) Joyce Beatty (OH) (FL)

House Committee on Agriculture

Minority Majority Chairman Collin Peterson (MN) Ranking Member K. Michael Conaway (TX) David Scott (GA) Glenn Thompson (PA) (CA) Austin Scott (GA) Marcia L. Fudge (OH) Rick Crawford (AR) Jim McGovern (MA) Scott Desjarlais (TN) Filemon Vela (TX) (MO) (VI) Doug LaMalfa (CA) (NC) Rodney Davis (IL) (VA) (FL) (CT) Rick W. Allen (GA) Antonio Delgado (NY) Mike Bost (IL) TJ Cox (CA) (NC) (MN) Ralph Abraham (LA) Anthony Brindisi (NY) (MS) (CA) (KY) (WA) Roger Marshall (KS) (ME) (NE) (IL) (FL) (NY) (SD) (CA) (IN) (FL) (MN) Tom O’Halleran (AZ) Chris Jacobs (NY) (CA) (OH)

Ann Kirkpatrick (AZ) (IA) Xochitl Torres Small (NM)

House Committee on Appropriations

Majority Minority Chairwoman (NY) Ranking Member Kay Granger (TX) (OH) (KY) Peter Visclosky (IN) (AL) José E. Serrano (NY) Michael Simpson (ID) David E. Price (NC) John Carter (TX) Rosa DeLauro (CT) (CA) Lucille Roybal-Allard (CA) Tom Cole (OK) Sanford D. Bishop (GA) Mario Diaz-Balart (FL) (CA) Steve Womack (AR) Betty McCollum (MN) (NE) Tim Ryan (OH) (TN) C.A. (MD) Jaime Herrera Beutler (WA) Debbie Wasserman Schultz (FL) David P. Joyce (OH) (TX) (MD) Chellie Pingree (ME) (AL) Mike Quigley (IL) (NV) (WA) Chris Stewart (UT) (PA) Steven M. Palazzo (MS) (NY) (WA) (WI) John R. Moolenaar (MI) Katherine Clark (MA) John Rutherford (FL) (CA) Will Hurd (TX)

Lois Frankel (FL) Cheri Bustos (IL) (NJ) (MI) (CA) (FL) (AZ) (HI)

House Armed Services Committee

Majority Minority Chairman Adam Smith (WA) Ranking Member (TX) Susan A. Davis (CA) Joe Wilson (SC) Jim Langevin (RI) Rob Bishop (UT) (WA) Michael R. Turner (OH) (TN) Mike Rogers (AL) Joe Courtney (CT) K. Michael Conaway (TX) (CA) (CO) (CA) (VA) (HI) Vicky Hartzler (MO) (NJ) Austin Scott (GA) (AZ) (AL) (MA) (CA) Anthony Brown (MD) (AL) (CA) Sam Graves (MO) William Keating (MA) (NY) Filemon Vela (TX) Scott Desjarlais (TN) (NJ) Ralph Abraham (LA) Kendra Horn (OK) Trent Kelly (MS) (CA) Mike Gallagher (WI) (PA) (FL) (CO) Don Bacon (NE) Xochitl Torres Small (NM) (IN) (MI) (WY) (NJ) Paul Mitchell (MI) Veronica Escobar (TX) (MI) (NM) (FL)

Jared Golden (ME) (MA) (VA) Anthony Brindisi (NY)

House Committee on the Budget

Majority Minority Chairman John Yarmuth (KY) Ranking Member Steve Womack (AR) Seth Moulton (MA) Bill Johnson (OH) (NY) Rob Woodall (GA) (NY) (MO) (PA) (TX) Rosa DeLauro (CT) (NC) (TX) Chris Stewart (UT) David Price (NC) (SC) (IL) (TX) (MI) Daniel Meuser (PA) Jimmy Panetta (CA) (TX) Joe Morelle (NY) (OK) (NV) (TN) Chris Jacobs (NY) Robert Scott (VA) Sheila Jackson-Lee (TX) Barbara Lee (CA) Pramila Jayapal (WA) (MN) (NJ) Scott Peters (CA) Jim Cooper (TN) Ro Khanna (CA)

House Committee on Education and Labor

Majority Minority Chairman Bobby Scott (VA) Ranking Member Virginia Foxx (NC) Susan A. Davis (CA) (TN) Raúl Grijalva (AZ) Glenn Thompson (PA) Joe Courtney (CT) (MI) (OH) (KY) Gregorio Kilili Sablan (NMI) Bradley Byrne (AL) (FL) (WI) (OR) Elise Stefanik (NY) Mark Takano (CA) Rick Allen (GA) Alma Adams (NC) (PA) Mark DeSaulnier (CA) Jim Banks (IN) Donald Norcross (NJ) Mark Walker (NC) Pramila Jayapal (WA) James Comer (KY) Joe Morelle (NY) (VA) (PA) (ID) Josh Harder (CA) (TX) Lucy McBath (GA) (PA) Kim Schrier (WA) Dusty Johnson (SD) (IL) (PA) Jahana Hayes (CT) Gregory Murphy (NC) Donna Shalala (FL) (NJ)

Andy Levin (MI) Ilhan Omar (MN) David Trone (MD) (MI) (NV) Lori Trahan (MA) Joaquin Castro (TX)

House Energy and Commerce Committee

Majority Minority Chairman Frank Pallone (NJ) Ranking Member (OR) (IL) (MI) (CA) (IL) (NY) Michael C. Burgess (TX) Diana DeGette (CO) (LA) Michael Doyle (PA) Jan Schakowsky (IL) Robert Latta (OH) G.K. Butterfield (NC) Cathy McMorris Rodgers (WA) (CA) Brett Guthrie (KY) (FL) (TX) (MD) David B. McKinley (WV) Jerry McNerney (CA) (IL) (VT) (VA) Ben Ray Luján (NM) (NY) Gus M. Bilirakis (FL) Yvette D. Clarke (NY) Bill Johnson (OH) David Loebsack (IA) (MO) (OR) Larry Buchson (IN) Joseph P. Kennedy (MA) Bill Flores (TX) Tony Cardenas (CA) (IN) Raul Ruiz (CA) (OK) Scott Peters (CA) (MI) Richard Hudson (NC) (TX) Tim Walberg (MI) Ann Kuster (NH) Earl “Buddy” Carter (GA) (IL) (SC) Nanette Diaz Barragán (CA) Greg Gianforte (MT) A. Donald McEachin (VA) (DE) (FL) Tom O’Halleran (AZ)

House Committee on Ethics

Majority Minority Chairman Ted Deutch (FL) Ranking Member Kenny Marchant (TX) Grace Meng (NY) George Holding (NC) Susan Wild (PA) Jackie Walorski (IN) (MN) Michael Guest (MS) Anthony Brown (MD)

House Committee on Financial Services

Majority Minority Chairwoman Maxine Waters (CA) Ranking Member Patrick McHenry (NC) Carolyn Maloney (NY) Frank D. Lucas (OK) Nydia Velázquez (NY) (FL) Brad Sherman (CA) (MO) Gregory W. Meeks (NY) (MI) William (MO) (OH) David Scott (GA) (MO) (TX) Andy Barr (KY) (MO) (CO) (CO) Roger Williams (TX) (CT) (AR) (IL) (MN) Joyce Beatty (OH) (NY) Denny Heck (WA) (GA) (CA) Alexander Mooney (WV) (NJ) (OH) Vicente Gonzalez (TX) (NC) Al Lawson (FL) (TN) (GU) (IN) Rashida Talib (MI) Anthony Gonzalez (OH) (CA) John Rose (TN) Cindy Axne (IA) (WI) (IL) (TX) (MA) (VA) Ben McAdams (UT) (SC) Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (NY) (TX) (VA) Stephen F. Lynch (MA) Tulsi Gabbard (HI) Alma Adams (NC) (PA) Jesús “Chuy” Garcia (IL) (TX) Dean Phillips (MN)

House Committee on Foreign Affairs

Majority Minority Chairman Eliot Engel (NY) Ranking Member Michael McCaul (TX) Brad Sherman (CA) Christopher Smith (NJ) Gregory Meeks (NY) Steve Chabot (OH) Albio Sires (NJ) Joe Wilson (SC) Gerald Connolly (VA) (PA) Ted Deutch (FL) Ted Yoho (FL) (CA) Adam Kinzinger (IL) William Keating (MA) Lee Zeldin (NY) (RI) (WI) (CA) Ann Wagner (MO) Joaquin Castro (TX) (FL) (NV) (FL) (NY) Brian Fitzpatrick (PA) (CA) John Curtis (UT) Susan Wild (PA) (CO) Dean Phillips (MN) Ron Wright (TX) Ilhan Omar (MN) (PA) (TX) Tim Burchett (TN) (MI) (IN) Abigail Spanberger (VA) Mike Guest (MS) Chrissy Houlahan (PA) Mark Green (TN) (NJ) David Trone (MD) Jim Costa (CA) Juan Vargas (CA) Vicente Gonzalez (TX)

House Homeland Security Committee

Majority Minority Chairman Bennie Thompson (MS) Ranking Member Mike Rogers (AL) Sheila Jackson-Lee (TX) Peter King (NY) Jim Langevin (RI) Michael McCaul (TX) Donald Payne (NJ) John Katko (NY) (NY) Mark Walker (NC) (CA) Clay Higgins (LA) Xochitl Torres Small (NM) (AZ) (NY) Mark Green (TN) Lauren Underwood (IL) John Joyce (PA) Elissa Slotkin (MI) Dan Crenshaw (TX) Emanuel Cleaver (MO) Michael Guest (MS) AL Green (TX) (NC) (NY) Jeff Van Drew (NJ) Dina Titus (NV) (CA) Bonnie Watson Coleman (NJ) Nanette Barragán (CA) (FL)

House Committee on House Administration

Majority Minority Chairwoman Zoe Lofgren (CA) Ranking Member Rodney Davis (IL) Jamie Raskin (MD) Mark Walker (NC) Susan A. Davis (CA) Barry Loudermilk (GA) G.K. Butterfield (NC) Marcia Fudge (OH) Pete Aguilar

House Committee on the Judiciary

Majority Minority Chairman Jerrold Nadler (NJ) Ranking Member Jim Jordan (OH) Zoe Lofgren (CA) Jim Sensenbrenner (WI) Sheila Jackson-Lee (TX) Steve Chabot (OH) (TN) (TX) (GA) Doug Collins (GA) Ted Deutch (FL) Ken Buck (CO) Karen Bass (CA) Martha Roby (AL) Hakeem Jeffries (NY) Matt Gaetz (FL) David Cicilline (RI) Mike Johnson (LA) (CA) (AZ) Ted Lieu (CA) Tom McClintock (CA) Jamie Raskin (MD) Debbie Lesko (AZ) Pramila Jayapal (WA) Guy Reschenthaler (PA) Val Demings (FL) Ben Cline (VA) Lou Correa (CA) (ND) (PA) (FL) Sylvia Garcia (TX) (WI) (CO) Lucy McBath (GA) (AZ) Madeleine Dean (PA) Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (FL) Veronica Escobar (TX)

House Natural Resources Committee

Majority Minority Chairman Raúl Grijalva (AZ) Ranking Member Rob Bishop (UT) (CA) Liz Cheney (WY) Jim Costa (CA) Aumua Amata Coleman Radewagen (AS) Gregorio Kilili Sablan (NMI) Paul Cook (CA) (CA) John Curtis (UT) (CA) Russ Fulcher (ID) Ruben Gallego (AZ) Jeniffer González Colón (PR) TJ Cox (CA) Paul Gosar (AZ) Joe Neguse (TX) (LA) (CA) Louie Gohmert (TX) Deb Haaland (NM) Kevin Hern (OK) Joe Cunningham (SC) (GA) Nydia M. Velázquez (NY) Mike Johnson (LA) Diana DeGette (CO) Doug Lamborn (CO) William Lacy Clay (MO) Tom McClintock (CA) Debbie Dingell (MI) (FL) Anthony Brown (MD) (AR) A. Donald McEachin (VA) Rob Wittman (VA) Darren Soto (FL) (AK) Ed Case (HI) Steven Horsford (NV) Michael San Nicolas (GU) Matt Cartwright (PA) Paul Tonko(NY) Jesús “Chuy” García (IL) Nanette Barragán (CA)

House Committee on Oversight and Government

Majority Minority Chairwoman Carolyn Maloney (NY) Ranking Member James Comer (KY) (DC) Jim Jordan (OH) William Lacy Clay (MO) Paul Gosar (AZ) Stephen Lynch (MA) Virginia Foxx (NC) Jim Cooper (TN) (KY) Gerald Connolly (VA) Jody Hice (GA) (IL) Glenn Grothman (WI) Jamie Raskin (MD) (AL) (CA) (TX) (MD) (OH) Ro Khanna (CA) Clay Higgins (LA) Debbie Wasserman Schultz (FL) Ralph Norman (SC) John Sarbanes (MD) Chip Roy (TX) Peter Welch (VT) Carol Miller (WV) Jackie Speier (CA) Mark Green (TN) Robin Kelly (IL) Kelly Armstrong (ND) Mark DeSaulnier (CA) Bill Steube (FL) Brenda Lawrence (MI) Fred Keller (PA) Stacey Plaskett (VI) (CA) Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (NY) Ayanna Pressley (MA) (MI) Katie Porter (CA)

House Committee on Rules

Majority Minority Chairman Jim McGovern (MA) Ranking Member Tom Cole (OK) (FL) Rob Woodall (GA) Norma Torres (CA) Michael Burgess (TX) Ed Perlmutter (CO) Debbie Lesko (AZ) Jamie Raskin (MD) Mary Gay Scanlon (PA) Joe Morelle (NY) Donna Shalala (FL) Doris Matsui (CA)

House Committee on Science, Space and Technology

Majority Minority Chairwoman Eddie Bernice Johnson (TX) Ranking Member Frank Lucas (OK) Zoe Lofgren (CA) Mo Brooks (AL) (IL) Bill Posey (FL) Suzanne Bonamici (OR) (TX) Ami Bera (CA) (TX) (TX) Andy Biggs (AZ) Haley Stevens (MI) Roger Marshall (KS) Kendra Horn (OK) Ralph Norman (SC) Mikie Sherrill (NJ) Michael Cloud (TX) Brad Sherman (CA) Troy Balderson (OH) Steve Cohen (TN) Anthony Gonzalez (OH) Jerry McNerney (CA) Michael Waltz (FL) Ed Perlmutter (CO) Jim Baird (IN) Paul Tonko (NY) Francis Rooney (FL) Bill Foster (IL) (NC) (VA) Mike Garcia (CA) Charlie Crist (FL) Tom Tiffany (WI) Sean Casten (IL) Ben McAdams (UT) Jenifer Wexton (VA) (PA)

House Committee on Small Business

Majority Minority Chairwoman Nydia Velázquez (NY) Ranking Member Steve Chabot (OH) Abby Finkenauer (IA) Aumua Amata Coleman Radewagen (AS) (ME) Troy Balderson (OH) Andy Kim (NJ) Kevin Hern (OK) Jason Crow (CO) Jim Hagedorn (MN) (KS) (MN) Kweisi Mfume (MD) Tim Burchett (TN) (CA) (FL) Dwight Evans (PA) John Joyce (PA) (IL) Dan Bishop (NC) Adriano Espaillat (NY) Antonio Delgado (NY) Chrissy Houlahan (PA) Angie Craig (MN)

House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure

Majority Minority Chairman Peter DeFazio (OR) Ranking Member Sam Graves (MO) Eleanor Holmes Norton (DC) Don Young (AK) Eddie Bernice Johnson (TX) Rick Crawford (AR) Rick Larsen (WA) Bob Gibbs (OH) Grace Napolitano (CA) Daniel Webster (FL) Daniel Lipinski (IL) Thomas Massie (KY) Steve Cohen (TN) Scott Perry (PA) Albio Sires (NJ) Rodney Davis (IL) John Garamendi (CA) Rob Woodall (GA) Hank Johnson (GA) John Katko (NY) André Carson (IN) Brian Babin (TX) Dina Titus (NV) Garret Graces (LA) Sean Patrick Maloney (NY) David Rouzer (NC) Jared Huffman (CA) Mike Bost (IL) (CA) Randy Weber (TX) Frederica Wilson (FL) Doug LaMalfa (CA) Donald Payne, Jr. (NJ) Bruce Westerman (AR) Alan Lowenthal (CA) Lloyd Smucker (PA) Mark DeSaulnier (CA) Paul Mitchell (MI) Stacey Plaskett (VI) Brian Mast (FL) Stephen Lynch (MA) Mike Gallagher (WI) Salud Carbajal (CA) Gary Palmer (AL) Anthony Brown (MD) Brian Fitzpatrick (PA) Andriano Espaillat (NY) Jeniffer González-Colón (PR) Tom Malinowski (NJ) Troy Balderson (OH) Greg Stanton (AZ) Ross Spano (FL) Debbie Murcarsel-Powell (FL) Pete Stauber (MN) Lizzie Fletcher (TX) Carol Miller (WV) Colin Allred (TX) Greg Pence (IN) Sharice Davids (KS) Mike Garcia (CA) Abby Finkenauer (IA) Jesús “Chuy” Garcia (IL) Antonio Delgado (NY) Chris Pappas (NH) Angie Craig (MN) Harley Rouda (CA) Conor Lamb (PA)

House Committee on Veterans Affairs

Majority Minority Chairman Mark Takano (CA) Ranking Member Phil Roe (TN) Julia Brownley (CA) Gus Bilirakis (FL) Kathleen Rice (NY) Aumua Amata Coleman Radewagen (AS) Conor Lamb (PA) Mike Bost (IL) Mike Levin (CA) Neal Dunn (FL) Anthony Brindisi (NY) Jack Bergman (MI) Max Rose (NY) Jim Banks (IN) Chris Pappas (NH) Andy Barr (KY) Elaine Luria (VA) Dan Meuser (PA) Susie Lee (NV) Chip Roy (TX) Joe Cunningham (SC) Greg Steube (FL) Gil Cisneros (CA) Collin Peterson (MN) Gregorio Kilili Sablan (NMI) Colin Allred (TX) Lauren Underwood (IL)

Senate Committee on Ways and Means

Majority Minority Chairman (MA) Ranking Member Kevin Brady (TX) Lloyd Doggett (TX) Devin Nunes (CA) John Larson (CT) (FL) (OR) Adrian Smith (NE) (WI) Kenny Marchant (TX) (NJ) (NY) Danny Davis (IL) Mike Kelly (PA) Linda Sanchez (CA) George Holding (NC) Brian Higgins (NY) Jason Smith (MO) (AL) (SC) Suzan DelBene (WA) David Schweikert (AZ) Judy Chu (CA) Jackie Walorski (IN) (WI) Darin LaHood (IL) Dan Kildee (MI) (OH) Brendan Boyle (PA) (TX) Don Beyer (VA) Drew Ferguson (GA) Dwight Evans (PA) (KS) Brad Schneider (IL) Tom Suozzi (NY) Jimmy Panetta (CA) (FL) Jimmy Gomez (CA) Steven Horsford (NV)

House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence

Majority Minority Chairman (CA) Ranking Member Devin Nunes (CA) Jim Himes (CT) K. Michael Conaway (TX) Terri Sewell (AL) Michael Turner (OH) André Carson (IN) Brad Wenstrup (OH) Jackie Speier (CA) Chris Stewart (UT) Mike Quigley (IL) Rick Crawford (AR) Eric Swalwell (CA) Elise Stefanik (NY) Joaquin Castro (TX) Will Hurd (TX) Denny Heck (WA) Peter Welch (VT) Sean Patrick Maloney (NY) Val Demings (FL) Raja Krishnamoorthi (IL)

Looking Toward 2022

Senators up for Reelection at Midterm

Democrats (13) Republicans (21) * Mark Kelly (AZ) Roy Blunt (MO) Michael Bennet (CO) John Boozman (AR) Richard Blumenthal (CT) Richard Burr (NC) Catherine Cortez Masto (NV) Mike Crapo (ID) Tammy Duckworth (IL) Chuck Grassley (IA) Kamala Harris (CA)* John Hoeven (ND) Maggie Hassan (NH) Ron Johnson (WI) Pat Leahy (VT) John Kennedy (LA) Patty Murray (WA) James Lankford (OK) Brian Schatz (HI) Mike Lee (UT) (NY) Kelly Loeffler (GA)** Chris Van Hollen (MD) Jerry Moran (KS) Ron Wyden (OR) Lisa Murkowski (AK) Rand Paul (KY) Rob Portman (OH)

Marco Rubio (FL) Tim Scott (SC) Richard Shelby (AL) John Thune (SD) *Pat Toomey (PA) Todd Young (IN)

**Whomever wins the GA Senate special will have to run again in 2022 *Sen. Toomey has already announced he is not running for reelection