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Water Test Results by State/Districts Consumer Reports Drinking Water Test Results by States/Congressional Districts Congressional Test State Zip Code Representation Results Sen. Richard Shelby (R) ALABAMA Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R) PFAS: 32.6 ppt Trinity AL 35673-0023 Rep. Mo Brooks (R-5th) Arsenic: 0.185 ppb Lead: 0.088 ppb Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R) ALASKA Sen. Dan Sullivan (R) PFAS: 1.33 ppt Anchorage AK 99507 Rep. Don Young (R-AL) Arsenic: 0.122 ppb Lead: 0.049 ppb Sen. Mark Kelly (D) ARIZONA Sen. Krysten Sinema (D) PFAS: 10.31 ppt Apache Junction AZ 85119 Rep. Paul Gosar (R-4th) Arsenic: 2.56 ppb Lead: 0.212 ppb PFAS: 2.6 ppt Arizona City AZ 85123-0930 Rep. Tom O'Halleran (D-1st) Arsenic: 7.21 ppb Lead: 0.091 ppb PFAS: 4.95 ppt Rep. David Schweikert (R-6th) Scottsdale AZ 85252 Arsenic: 7.68 ppb Rep. Greg Stanton (D-9th) Lead: 0.307 \ PFAS: 5.28 ppt Sedona AZ 86336-4353 Rep. Tom O'Halleran (D-1st) Arsenic: 5.62 ppb Lead: 0.751 ppb Sen. John Boozman (R) ARKANSAS Sen. Tom Cotton (R) PFAS: 2.51 ppt Fort Smith AR 72903 Rep. Steve Womack (R-3rd) Arsenic: 0.463 ppb Lead: 0.024 ppb Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D) CALIFORNIA Sen. Alex Padilla (D) PFAS: 3.21 ppt Lompoc CA 934364932 Rep. Salud Carbajal (D-24th) Arsenic: 0.152 ppb Lead: 0.09 ppb PFAS: 9.62 ppt Merced CA 95341 Rep. Jim Costa (D-16th) Arsenic: 2.59 ppb Lead: 0.116 ppb PFAS: 3.21 ppt Oakhurst CA 93644 Rep. Tom McClintock (R-4th) Arsenic: 1.65 ppb Lead: 0.089 ppb PFAS: 5.91 ppt Oceanside CA 92054-5608 Rep. Mike Levin (D-49th) Arsenic: 1.57 ppb Lead: 0.261 ppb PFAS: 5.57 ppt Oxnard CA 93036 Rep. Julia Brownley (D-26th) Arsenic: 1.2 ppb Lead: 0.104 ppb PFAS: 25.0 ppt Santa Ana CA 92706 Rep. Luis Correa (D-46th) Arsenic: 1.28 ppb Lead: 0.305 ppb PFAS: 1.02 ppt Rep. Alan Lowenthal (D-47th) Westminister CA 92683 Arsenic: 1.73 ppb Rep. Michelle Steel (R-48th) Lead: 0.027 ppb Sen. Michael Bennet (D) COLORADO Sen. John Hickenlooper (D) PFAS: 2.29 ppt Rep. Joe Neguse (D-2nd) Broomfield CO 80020 Arsenic: 0.201 ppb Rep. Ed Perlmutter (D-7th) Lead: 0.029 ppb PFAS: 2.86 ppt Colorado Springs CO 80920 Rep. Doug Lamborn (R-5th) Arsenic: 0.074 ppb Lead: 0.06 ppb PFAS: 22.49 ppt Conifer CO 80433 Rep. Joe Neguse (D-2nd) Arsenic: 0.053 ppb Lead: 0.112 ppb PFAS: 0 Del Norte CO 81132 Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-3rd) Arsenic: 1.25 ppb Lead: 1.63 ppb PFAS: 4.3 ppt Rep. Diana DeGette (D-1st) Denver CO 80238 Arsenic: 0.166 ppb Rep. Jason Crow (D-6th) Lead: 0.198 ppb PFAS: 2.81 ppt Fort Morgan CO 80701 Rep. Ken Buck (R-4th) Arsenic: 0.096 ppb Lead: 0.164 ppb PFAS: 37.9 ppt Highlands Ranch CO 80126 Rep. Jason Crow (D-6th) Arsenic: 0.403 ppb Lead: 0.48 ppb PFAS: 2.49 ppt Monument CO 80132 Rep. Doug Lamborn (R-5th) Arsenic: 0.253 ppb Lead: 0.084 ppb Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D) CONNECTICUT Sen. Chris Murphy (D) PFAS: 3.92 ppt Hartford CT 6109 Rep. John Larson (D-1st) Arsenic: 0.09 ppb Lead: 0.229 ppb PFAS: 1.55 ppt New Britain CT 06037-0002 Rep. John Larson (D-1st) Arsenic: 0.276 ppb Lead: 31.2 ppb PFAS: 19.39 ppt Simsbury CT 6070 Rep. Jahana Hayes (D-5th) Arsenic: 0.06 ppb Lead: 0.509 ppb Sen. Thomas Carper (D) DELAWARE Sen. Chris Coons (D) PFAS: 11.94 ppt Millsboro DE 19966 Rep. Lisa Blunt Rochester (D-AL) Arsenic: 0.095 ppb Lead: 0.252 ppb DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA PFAS: 20.7 ppt Washington DC 20017 Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D) Arsenic: 0.208 ppb Lead: 0.114 ppb Sen. Marco Rubio (R) FLORIDA Sen. Rick Scott (R) PFAS: 49.13 ppt Fort Pierce FL 34982 Rep. Brian Mast (R-18th) Arsenic: 0.142 ppb Lead: 1.3 ppb PFAS: 3.23 ppt Rep. John Rutherford (R-4th) Jacksonville FL 32205 Arsenic: 0.012 ppb Rep. Al Lawson, Jr. (D-5th) Lead: 0.117 ppb PFAS: 13.54 ppt Rep. C. Scott Franklin (R-15th) Lakeland FL 33813 Arsenic: 2.73 ppb Rep. Gregory Steube (R-17th) Lead: 0.025 ppb Rep. Neal Dunn (R-2nd) PFAS: 13.9 ppt Ocala FL 34481 Rep. Kat Cammack (R-3rd) Arsenic: 0.28 ppb Rep. Daniel Webster (R-11th) Lead: 0.012 ppb PFAS: 2.87 ppt Pensacola FL 32503 Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-1st) Arsenic: 0.099 ppb Lead: 0.021 ppb PFAS: 19.79 ppt Stuart FL 34996 Rep. Brian Mast (R-18th) Arsenic: 0.151 ppb Lead: 0.167 ppb PFAS: 39.7 ppt Tampa FL 33602 Rep. Kathy Castor (D-14th) Arsenic: 0.23 ppb Lead: 0.025 ppb Sen. Mike Crapo (R) IDAHO Sen. James Risch (R) PFAS: 3.92 ppt Rep. Russ Fulcher (R-1st) Boise ID 83716 Arsenic: 5.54 ppb Rep. Michael SImpson (R-2nd) Lead: 0.616 ppb Sen. Tammy Duckworth (D) ILLINOIS Sen. Dick Durbin (D) Rep. Mike Bost (R-12th) PFAS: 10.77 ppt Edwardsville IL 62025 Rep. Rodney David (R-13th) Arsenic: 0.204 ppb Rep. Mary Miller (R-15th) Lead: 0.173 ppb Sen. Joni Ernst (R) IOWA Sen. Chuck Grassley (R) PFAS: 2.15 ppt Rep. Ashley Hinson (R-1st) Cedar Falls IA 50613 Arsenic: 0.238 ppb Rep. Randy Feenstra (R-4th) Lead: 0.117 ppb PFAS: 14. 24 ppt Des Moines IA 50310 Rep. Cynthia Axne (D-3rd) Arsenic: 0.347 ppb Lead: 0.145 ppb PFAS: 2.67 ppt Rep. Cynthia Axne (D-3rd) Huxley IA 50124 Arsenic: 0.26 ppb Rep. Randy Feenstra (R-4th) Lead: 0.039 ppb PFAS: 1.54 ppt Washington IA 52353 Rep. Marianette Miller-Meeks (R-2nd) Arsenic: 0.014 ppb Lead: ND Sen. Roger Marshall (R) KANSAS Sen. Jerry Moran (R) PFAS: 6.57 ppt El Dorado KS 67042 Rep. Ron Estes (R-4th) Arsenic: 1.44 ppb Lead: 0.136 ppb PFAS: 7.3 ppt Salina KS 67401 Rep. Tracey Mann (R-1st) Arsenic: 0.273 ppb Lead: 0.044 ppb Sen. Ben Cardin (D) MARYLAND Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D) Rep. Dutch Ruppersburger (D-2nd) PFAS: 10.36 ppt Baltimore MD 21230 Rep. John Sarbanes (D-3rd) Arsenic: 0.187 ppb Rep. Kweisi Mfume (D-7th) Lead: 0.132 ppb Rep. Dutch Ruppersburger (D-2nd) PFAS: 1.24 ppt Rep. John Sarbanes (D-3rd) Odenton MD 21113 Arsenic: 0.039 ppb Rep. Anthony Brown (D-4th) Lead: 0.009 ppb Rep. Steny Hoyer (D-5th) PFAS: 26.46 ppt Rep. David Trone (D-6th) Rockville MD 20852 Arsenic: 0.205 ppb Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-8th) Lead: 0.052 ppb Sen. Edward Markey (D) MASSACHUSETTS Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D) PFAS: 6.53 ppt Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-7th) Boston MA O2114 Arsenic: 0.691 ppb Rep. Stephen Lynch (D-8th) Lead: 0.046 ppb PFAS: 3.83 ppt Rep. Richard Neal (D-1st) Haydenville MA O1039 Arsenic: 0.024 ppb Rep. James McGovern (D-2nd) Lead: 0.083 ppb PFAS: 2.53 ppt Holyoke MA 01040-3150 Rep. Richard Neal (D-1st) Arsenic: 0.155 ppb Lead: 0.066 ppb PFAS: 25.7 ppt Littleton MA 01460-1849 Rep. Lori Trahan (D-3rd) Arsenic: 0.671 ppb Lead: 0.083 ppb PFAS: 3.41 ppt Westfield MA O1085 Rep. Richard Neal (D-1st) Arsenic: 0.086 ppb Lead: 0.016 ppb Sen. Gary Peters (D) MICHIGAN Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D) PFAS: 3.99 ppt Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-13th) Detroit MI 48214 Arsenic: 0.302 ppb Rep. Brenda Lawrence (D-14th) Lead: 11.2 ppb PFAS: 0.84 ppt Rep. John Moolenaar (R-4th) East Lansing MI 48823 Arsenic: 0.541 ppb Rep. Elissa Slotkin (D-8th) Lead: 0.019 ppb PFAS: 5.49 ppt Rep. Andy Levin (D-9th) Grosse Pointe FarmsMI 48236 Arsenic: 0.34 ppb Rep. Brenda Lawrence (D-14th) Lead: 0.046 ppb PFAS: 8.99 ppt Rep. Tim Walberg (R-7th) Ypsilanti MI 48197 Arsenic: 0.262 ppb Rep. Debbie Dingell (D-12th) Lead: 0.018 ppb PFAS: 8.25 ppt Rep. Tim Walberg (R-7th) Ypsilanti MI 48197 Arsenic: 0.289 ppb Rep. Debbie Dingell (D-12th) Lead: 0.032 ppb Sen. Amy Klobucar (D) MINNESOTA Sen. Tina Smith (D) PFAS: 13.33 ppt Minneapolis MN 55414 Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-5th) Arsenic: 0.444 ppb Lead: 0.018 ppb Sen. Roy Blunt (R) MISSOURI Sen. Josh Hawley (R) PFAS: 1.49 ppt Rep. Cori Bush (D-1st) Dexter MO 63122 Arsenic: 0.292 ppb Rep. Ann Wagner (R-2nd) Lead: 1.19 ppb PFAS: 9.48 ppt Joplin MO 64804 Rep. Billy Long (R-7th) Arsenic: 0.259 ppb Lead: 0.027 ppb PFAS: 9.35 ppt Kansas City MO 64111 Rep. Emanuel Cleaver (D-5th) Arsenic: 0.336 ppb Lead: ND PFAS: 0 Washington MO 630904227 Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer (R-3rd) Arsenic: 0.406 ppb Lead: 0.154 ppb Sen. Steve Daines (R) MONTANA Sen. Jon Tester (D) PFAS: 1.91 ppt Columbia Falls MT 59912 Rep. 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