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PROJECT 535 Coverage of "Key" Congressional Committees United States House of Representatives Leadership Member Name State District Covered by PROJECT 535 Rep. Paul Ryan--Speaker of the House WI 1 Rep. Kevin McCarthy--Majority Leader CA 12 Rep. Steve Scalise--Minority Whip LA 1 Yes Rep. Cathy McMorris Rogers--Conference Chair WA 5 Rep. Luke Messer--Policy Committee Chair IN 6 Yes Rep. Nancy Pelosi--Minority Leader CA 12 Rep. Steny Hoyer--Democratic Whip MD 5 Rep. James Clyburn--Asst. Democratic Leader SC 6 Rep. Joe Crowley--Democratic Caucus Chair NY 14 House Committee on Energy and Commerce Member Name State District Covered by PROJECT 535 Rep. Doris Matsui CA 6 Rep. Jerry McNerney CA 9 Rep. Anna Eshoo CA 18 Rep. David Cardenas CA 29 Rep. Raul Ruiz, MD CA 36 Rep. Mimi Walters CA 45 Yes Rep. Scott Peters CA 52 Yes Rep. Diana DeGette CO 1 Yes Rep. Gus Bilirakis FL 12 Rep. Kathy Castor FL 14 Rep. Earl "Buddy" Carter GA 1 Yes Rep. Bobby Rush IL 1 Yes Rep. Jan Schakowsky IL 9 Yes Rep. John Shimkus IL 15 Rep. Adam Kinzinger IL 16 Rep. Susan Brooks IN 5 Yes Rep. Larry Bucshon, MD IN 8 Yes Rep. Dave Loesback IA 2 Yes Rep. Brett Guthrie KY 2 Yes PROJECT 535 Coverage of "Key" Congressional Committees Rep. Steve Scalise (Also in Leadership) LA 1 Rep. John Sarbanes MD 3 Yes Rep. Joe Kennedy MA 4 Yes Rep. Fred Upton MI 6 Yes Rep. Tim Walberg MI 7 Rep. Debbie Dingell MI 12 Yes Rep. Greg Harper MS 3 Yes Rep. Billy Long MO 7 Yes Rep. Frank Pallone--Ranking Member NJ 6 Yes Rep. Leonard Lance NJ 7 Yes Rep. Ben Ray Lujan NM 3 Rep. Yvette Clarke NY 9 Yes Rep. Eliot Engel NY 16 Rep. Paul Tonko NY 20 Yes Rep. Chris Collins NY 27 Yes Rep. G.K. Butterfield NC 1 Yes Rep. Richard Hudson NC 8 Rep. Kevin Cramer ND AL Yes Rep. Bob Latta OH 5 Rep. Bill Johnson OH 6 Rep. Markwayne Mullin OK 2 Rep. Greg Walden--Chairman OR 2 Rep. Kurt Schrader OR 5 Yes Rep. Ryan Costello PA 6 Rep. Mike Doyle PA 14 Yes Rep. Tim Murphy PA 18 Yes Rep. Marsha Blackburn TN 7 Rep. Joe Barton TX 6 Rep. Pete Olson TX 22 Yes Rep. Michael Burgess, MD TX 26 Rep. Gene Green TX 29 Rep. Peter Welch VT AL Yes Rep. Morgan Griffith VA 9 Rep. Cathy McMorris Rogers (Also in Leadership) WA 5 PROJECT 535 Coverage of "Key" Congressional Committees Rep. David McKinley WV 1 Yes House Committee on Ways & Means Member Name State District Covered by PROJECT 535 Rep. Terri Sewell AL 7 Rep. David Schweikert AZ 6 Yes Rep. Mike Thompson CA 5 Rep. Devin Nunes CA 22 Rep. Xavier Becerra CA 34 Rep. Linda Sanchez CA 38 Rep. John Larson CT 1 Yes Rep. Vern Buchanan FL 16 Yes Rep. Carlos Curbelo FL 26 Rep. John Lewis GA 5 Yes Rep. Tom Price, MD* GA 6 Yes Rep. Peter Roskam IL 6 Rep. Danny Davis IL 7 Yes Rep. Jackie Walorski IN 2 Rep. Lynn Jenkins KS 2 Rep. Richard Neal--Ranking Member MA 1 Yes Rep. Sander Levin MI 9 Yes Rep. Jason Lewis MN 2 Rep. Erik Paulsen MN 3 Yes Rep. Jason Smith MO 8 Yes Rep. Adrian Smith NE 3 Rep. Bill Pascrell NJ 9 Yes Rep. Joe Crowley (Also in Leadership) NY 14 Rep. Tom Reed NY 23 Rep. Brian Higgins NY 26 Rep. George Holding NC 2 Rep. Pat Tiberi OH 12 Yes Rep. James Renacci OH 16 Rep. Earl Blumenauer OR 3 Rep. Mike Kelly PA 3 Rep. Patrick Meehan PA 7 Yes PROJECT 535 Coverage of "Key" Congressional Committees Rep. Tom Rice SC 7 Yes Rep. Kristi Noem SD AL Yes Rep. Diane Black TN 6 Rep. Sam Johnson TX 3 Rep. Kevin Brady--Chairman TX 8 Yes Rep. Kenny Marchant TX 24 Yes Rep. Lloyd Doggett TX 35 Yes Rep. Suzan DelBene WA 1 Rep. Dave Reichert WA 8 Rep. Ron Kind WI 3 United States Senate Leadership Member Name State Covered by PROJECT 535 Sen. Orrin Hatch--President Pro Tempe UT Yes Sen. Mitch McConnell--Senate Majority Leader KY Yes Sen. John Cornyn--Asst. Republican Leader TX Yes Sen. John Thune--Conference Chair SD Yes Sen. John Barasso, MD--Policy Committee Chair WY Yes Sen. Cory Gardner--Campaign Committee Chair CO Yes Sen. Chuck Schumer--Minority Leader; NY Yes Sen. Richard Durbin--Minority Whip IL Yes Sen. Patty Murray--Asst. Dem Leader WA Yes Sen. Elizabeth Warren--Caucus Vice Chair MA Yes Sen. Mark Warner--Caucus Vice Chair VA Yes Sen. Debbie Stabenow--Chair, Policy & Communications Committee MI Yes Sen. Amy Klobuchar--Chair, Steering Committee MN Yes Sen. Bernie Sanders--Chair of Outreach VT Yes Sen. Joe Manchin, Vice Chair, Policy & Communications Committee WV Yes Sen. Tammy Baldwin--Secretary of the Conference WI Yes Sen. Chris Van Hollen--Chair, Campaign Committee MD Yes PROJECT 535 Coverage of "Key" Congressional Committees Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor & Pensions (HELP) Member Name State Covered by PROJECT 535 Sen. Lisa Murkowski AK Yes Sen. Michael Bennett (Also on Finance) CO Yes Sen. Chris Murphy CT Yes Sen. Johnny Isakson (Also on Finance) GA Yes Sen. Todd Young IN Yes Sen. Pat Roberts (Also on Finance) KS Yes Sen. Rand Paul KY Yes Sen. Bill Cassidy, MD (Also on Finance) LA Yes Sen. Susan Collins ME Yes Sen. Elizabeth Warren (Also in Leadership) MA Yes Sen. Al Franken MN Yes Sen. Maggie Hassan NH Yes Sen. Richard Burr (Also on Finance) NC Yes Sen. Bob Casey (Also on Finance) PA Yes Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse RI Yes Sen. Tim Scott (Also on Finance) SC Yes Sen. Lamar Alexander--Chairman TN Yes Sen. Orrin Hatch (Also in Leadership) UT Yes Sen. Bernie Sanders (Also in Leadership) VT Yes Sen. Tim Kaine VA Yes Sen. Patty Murray--Ranking Member (Also in Leadership) WA Yes Sen. Tammy Baldwin (Also in Leadership) WI Yes Sen. Michael Enzi (Also on Finance) WY Yes Senate Committee on Finance Member Name State Covered by PROJECT 535 Sen. Michael Bennett (Also on HELP) CO Yes Sen. Thomas Carper DE Yes Sen. Bill Nelson FL Yes Sen. Johnny Isakson (Also on HELP) GA Yes Sen. Michael Crapo ID Sen. Chuck Grassley IA Yes PROJECT 535 Coverage of "Key" Congressional Committees Sen. Pat Roberts (Also on HELP) KS Yes Sen. Bill Cassidy, MD (Also on HELP) LA Yes Sen. Ben Cardin MD Yes Sen. Debbie Stabenow (Also in Leadership) MI Yes Sen. Claire McCaskill MO Yes Sen. Dean Heller NV Sen. Robert Menendez NJ Yes Sen. Richard Burr (Also on HELP) NC Yes Sen. Sherrod Brown OH Yes Sen. Rob Portman OH Yes Sen. Ron Wyden--Ranking Member OR Yes Sen. Bob Casey (Also on HELP) PA Yes Sen. Patrick Toomey PA Yes Sen. Tim Scott (Also on HELP) SC Yes Sen. John Cornyn (Also in Leadership) TX Yes Sen. Orrin Hatch--Chairman (Also in Leadership) UT Yes Sen. Mark Warner (Also in Leadership) VA Yes Sen. Maria Cantwell WA Yes Sen. Michael Enzi (Also on HELP) WY Yes.
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