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163 Members As of 8/20/13 Louise Slaughter, Co-Chair Leonard Lance, Co-Chair THE CONGRESSIONAL ARTS CAUCUS 113TH CONGRESS, 1ST SESSION 163 Members as of 8/20/13 Louise Slaughter, Co-Chair Leonard Lance, Co-Chair ARIZONA FLORIDA KENTUCKY Raul Grijalva Corrine Brown Brett Guthrie Ed Pastor Vern Buchanan John Yarmuth Kathy Castor ARKANSAS Ted Deutch LOUISIANA Tim Griffin Lois Frankel Rodney Alexander Alcee Hastings Bill Cassidy CALIFORNIA Patrick Murphy John Fleming Lois Capps Bill Posey Susan Davis Tom Rooney MAINE Anna Eshoo Ileana Ros-Lehtinen Michael Michaud Sam Farr Debbie Wasserman Chellie Pingree Michael Honda Schultz Duncan Hunter Frederica Wilson MARYLAND Barbara Lee Elijah Cummings Zoe Lofgren GEORGIA Donna Edwards Doris Matsui Hank Johnson John Sarbanes Tom McClintock John Lewis Chris Van Hollen Grace Napolitano Scott Peters IDAHO MASSACHUSETTS Lucille Roybal-Allard Michael Simpson Michael Capuano Linda Sanchez Stephen Lynch Loretta Sanchez ILLINOIS James McGovern Adam Schiff Danny Davis Richard Neal Brad Sherman Luis Gutierrez John Tierney Mike Thompson Dan Lipinski Niki Tsongas Henry Waxman Mike Quigley Janice Schakowsky MICHIGAN COLORADO Brad Schneider John Conyers Mike Coffman Aaron Schock John Dingell Diana DeGette Sander Levin Jared Polis INDIANA Gary Peters André Carson CONNECTICUT Peter Visclosky MINNESOTA Joe Courtney Keith Ellison Rosa DeLauro IOWA Betty McCollum Elizabeth Esty Dave Loebsack Erik Paulsen Jim Himes Collin Peterson John Larson KANSAS Tim Walz Lynn Jenkins MISSISSIPPI Gregg Harper All Members of the House of Representatives are encouraged to join the Congressional Arts Caucus. For more information, please contact Stefanie Winzeler in the office of Congresswoman Louise Slaughter at (202) 225-3615 or [email protected], or Ryan Farrell in the office of Congressman Leonard Lance at (202) 225-5361 or [email protected]. THE CONGRESSIONAL ARTS CAUCUS (CONT .) MISSOURI NORTHERN MARIANA TEXAS William Lacy Clay ISLANDS Lloyd Doggett Gregorio Sablan Kay Granger NEBRASKA Al Green Lee Terry OHIO Gene Green Marcia Fudge Sheila Jackson-Lee NEVADA Marcy Kaptur Eddie Bernice Johnson Dina Titus Timothy Ryan Pete Olson Steve Stivers Beto O’Rourke NEW HAMPSHIRE Lamar Smith Ann Kuster OREGON Marc Veasey Earl Blumenauer NEW JERSEY Suzanne Bonamici UTAH Robert Andrews Peter DeFazio Jason Chaffetz Rush Holt Kurt Schrader Jim Matheson Leonard Lance Frank LoBiondo PENNSYLVANIA VERMONT Frank Pallone Robert Brady Peter Welch Bill Pascrell Charles Dent Donald Payne, Jr. Michael Doyle VIRGIN ISLANDS Albio Sires Jim Gerlach Donna Christensen Tim Murphy NEW MEXICO Allyson Schwartz VIRGINIA Ben Lujan Glenn Thompson Gerry Connolly James Moran NEW YORK PUERTO RICO Robert Scott Tim Bishop Pedro Pierluisi Yvette Clarke WASHINGTON Eliot Engel RHODE ISLAND Rick Larsen Michael Grimm David Cicilline Jim McDermott Brian Higgins James Langevin David Reichert Nita Lowey Adam Smith Dan Maffei SOUTH CAROLNA Carolyn Maloney James Clyburn WEST VIRGINIA Jerrold Nadler Joe Wilson Shelley Moore Capito Charles Rangel David McKinley Jose Serrano TENNESSEE Nick Rahall Louise Slaughter Steve Cohen Paul Tonko Jim Cooper WISCONSIN Phil Roe Ron Kind NORTH CAROLINA Tom Petri Mike McIntyre Mark Pocan David Price WYOMING Cynthia Lummis All Members of the House of Representatives are encouraged to join the Congressional Arts Caucus. For more information, please contact Stefanie Winzeler in the office of Congresswoman Louise Slaughter at (202) 225-3615 or [email protected], or Ryan Farrell in the office of Congressman Leonard Lance at (202) 225-5361 or [email protected]. .
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