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Kind-Walorski-Electric-Coop-PPP ANTHONY BRINDISI DAVID ROUZER Member of Congress Member of Congress JAMES E. CLYBURN PETE STAUBER Member of Congress Member of Congress DONNA E. SHALALA DOUG LAMBORN Member of Congress Member of Congress JASON CROW JIM HAGEDORN Member of Congress Member of Congress PETER WELCH DON YOUNG Member of Congress Member of Congress TERRI A. SEWELL PAUL A. GOSAR, D.D.S. Member of Congress Member of Congress STEVEN HORSFORD PHIL ROE, M.D. Member of Congress Member of Congress MARC VEASEY MIKE ROGERS Member of Congress Member of Congress SANFORD D. BISHOP, JR. TROY BALDERSON Member of Congress Member of Congress JULIA BROWNLEY CHRIS STEWART Member of Congress Member of Congress ELIOT L. ENGEL MIKE BOST Member of Congress Member of Congress ALCEE L. HASTINGS BRUCE WESTERMAN Member of Congress Member of Congress VICENTE GONZALEZ RICK CRAWFORD Member of Congress Member of Congress ANN MCLANE KUSTER GREG PENCE Member of Congress Member of Congress TULSI GABBARD DAVID B. MCKINLEY, P.E. Member of Congress Member of Congress CHERI BUSTOS DOUG LAMALFA Member of Congress Member of Congress ABBY FINKENAUER DARIN LAHOOD Member of Congress Member of Congress DARREN SOTO KENNY MARCHANT Member of Congress Member of Congress CYNTHIA AXNE ANDY BARR Member of Congress Member of Congress LISA BLUNT ROCHESTER ROBERT E. LATTA Member of Congress Member of Congress MARK POCAN WILL HURD Member of Congress Member of Congress KENDRA S. HORN GLENN GROTHMAN Member of Congress Member of Congress XOCHITL TORRES SMALL MARK WALKER Member of Congress Member of Congress DAVE LOEBSACK W. GREGORY STEUBE Member of Congress Member of Congress LIZZIE FLETCHER GREG MURPHY Member of Congress Member of Congress BENNIE G. THOMPSON SUSAN W. BROOKS Member of Congress Member of Congress JOSH GOTTHEIMER JOHN CURTIS Member of Congress Member of Congress DANNY K. DAVIS JOHN SHIMKUS Member of Congress Member of Congress JIM COSTA LANCE GOODEN Member of Congress Member of Congress ABIGAIL D. SPANBERGER KELLY ARMSTRONG Member of Congress Member of Congress DAN KILDEE RANDY K. WEBER Member of Congress Member of Congress A. DONALD MCEACHIN JACK BERGMAN Member of Congress Member of Congress COLLIN C. PETERSON GREG GIANFORTE Member of Congress Member of Congress EMANUEL CLEAVER, II JOHN MOOLENAAR Member of Congress Member of Congress JAMES P. MCGOVERN BILLY LONG Member of Congress Member of Congress HENRY CUELLAR FRENCH HILL Member of Congress Member of Congress ANN KIRKPATRICK LIZ CHENEY Member of Congress Member of Congress DAVID PRICE MIKE JOHNSON Member of Congress Member of Congress RUBEN GALLEGO BOB GIBBS Member of Congress Member of Congress ALMA S. ADAMS, PH.D. SCOTT DESJARLAIS, M.D. Member of Congress Member of Congress FILEMON VELA WILLIAM TIMMONS Member of Congress Member of Congress STACEY E. PLASKETT JEFF DUNCAN Member of Congress Member of Congress TOM O’HALLERAN PETE OLSON Member of Congress Member of Congress JOE CUNNINGHAM ROGER MARSHALL, M.D. Member of Congress Member of Congress RAUL RUIZ, M.D. TED S. YOHO, D.V.M. Member of Congress Member of Congress ROBERT C. “BOBBY” SCOTT ANDY HARRIS, M.D. Member of Congress Member of Congress KURT SCHRADER STEVE STIVERS Member of Congress Member of Congress SHARICE L. DAVIDS VICKY HARTZLER Member of Congress Member of Congress JUAN VARGAS JOHN ROSE Member of Congress Member of Congress G.K. BUTTERFIELD NEAL DUNN Member of Congress Member of Congress DEBRA HAALAND JOE WILSON Member of Congress Member of Congress VAL B. 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MILLER FRED UPTON Member of Congress Member of Congress MARKWAYNE MULLIN TIM WALBERG Member of Congress Member of Congress RALPH NORMAN STEVE WATKINS Member of Congress Member of Congress GUY RESCHENTHALER DANIEL WEBSTER Member of Congress Member of Congress TOM RICE STEVE WOMACK Member of Congress Member of Congress DENVER RIGGLEMAN RON WRIGHT Member of Congress Member of Congress CHIP ROY BRIAN BABIN, D.D.S. Member of Congress Member of Congress JOHN RUTHERFORD BEN CLINE Member of Congress Member of Congress MIKE SIMPSON PAUL MITCHELL Member of Congress Member of Congress JASON SMITH DAN NEWHOUSE Member of Congress Member of Congress SCOTT TIPTON DAVID KUSTOFF Member of Congress Member of Congress JEFF VAN DREW Member of Congress BRAD R. WENSTRUP, D.P.M. Member of Congress H. MORGAN GRIFFITH Member of Congress GEORGE HOLDING Member of Congress ED PERLMUTTER Member of Congress FRED KELLER Member of Congress JODEY ARRINGTON Member of Congress MIKE KELLY Member of Congress .
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