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Congressional Roster Note: printed directories will be provided to APPA members once the Legislative Rally returns to an in-person event. 2/21/2021 Party Control Balance of Power By the Numbers House of Representatives Democrat 222 + 213 = 435* Republicans gained 15* seats United States Senate Democrat** 50 + 50 = 100 60 votes needed to end filibuster President Joe Biden Democrat 306 Biden | 232 Trump 270 Electoral College votes to win *Pending results of special elections for LA-2 & LA-5 and TX-6 seats | **Vice President Kamala Harris serves as President of the Senate on ceremonial occasions or when a tie-breaking vote may be needed UNITED STATES SENATE SENATOR * New | Win Margin % D.C. Office Phone (202) District Office(s) Online/Social Media Richard Shelby +28% 304 Russell 224-5744 Birmingham | Huntsville | Mobile | Montgomery | Tuscaloosa - AL +20% *Tommy Tuberville B40A Dirksen 224-4124 Dothan | Hoover | Huntsville | Mobile | Montgomery Lisa Murkowski +15% 522 Hart 224-6665 Anchorage | Fairbanks | Juneau | Mat-su Valley | Soldotna | Ketchikan AK +13% Dan Sullivan 302 Hart 224-3004 Anchorage | Fairbanks | Juneau | Mat-su Valley | Soldotna | Ketchikan Mark Kelly +2.4% B40B Dirksen 224-2235 Phoenix | Prescott | Tucson - AZ +2.4% Kyrsten Sinema 317 Hart 224-4521 Phoenix | Tucson John Boozman +24% 141 Hart 224-4843 El Dorado | Forth Smith | Jonesboro | Little Rock | Lowell | Mountain Home | Stuttgart AR +33% Tom Cotton 326 Russell 224-2353 El Dorado | Jonesboro | Little Rock | Springdale Dianne Feinstein +8.4% 331 Hart 224-3841 Fresno | Los Angeles | San Diego | San Francisco CA Appointed *Alex Padilla B03 Russell 224-3553 Fresno | Los Angeles| Sacramento | San Diego | San Francisco - Michael Bennet +5.7% 261 Russell 224-5852 Denver | Durango | Fort Collins | Grand Junction | Pikes Peak | Pueblo | San Luis Valley CO +9.3% Colorado Springs | Denver | Durango | Grand Junction | Greeley | Ft. Collins | Pueblo *John Hickenlooper B85 Russell 224-5941 Richard Blumenthal +29% 706 Hart 224-2823 Bridgeport | Hartford CT +20% Christopher Murphy 136 Hart 224-4041 Hartford - Thomas Carper +35% 513 Hart 224-2441 Dover | Georgetown | Wilmington DE +22% Christopher Coons 218 Russell 224-5042 Dover | Wilmington Marco Rubio +7.7% 284 Russell 224-3041 Fort Myers | Jacksonville | Miami | Orlando | Palm Beach | Pensacola | Tallahassee | Tampa FL +0.2% Rick Scott 716 Hart 224-5274 Jacksonville | Kissimmee | Miami | Naples | Orlando | Pensacola | Tallahassee | Tampa | West Palm Beach *Jon Ossoff +1.2% 825 B&C Hart 224-3521 TBD - GA +2% *Rev. Raphael Warnock B40D Dirksen 224-3643 TBD Mazie Hirono +42% 713 Hart 224-6361 Honolulu - HI +51% Brian Schatz 722 Hart 224-3934 Honolulu Mike Crapo +38% 239 Dirksen 224-6142 Boise | Coeur d’Alene | Idaho Falls | Lewiston | Pocatello | Twin Falls ID +29% James Risch 483 Russell 224-2752 Boise | Coeur d’Alene | Idaho Falls | Lewiston | Pocatello | Twin Falls Tammy Duckworth +15% 524 Hart 224-2854 Belleville | Chicago | Carbondale | Rock Island | Springfield IL +16% Richard Durbin 711 Hart 224-2152 Chicago | Carbondale | Rock Island | Springfield Mike Braun +5.9% 374 Russell 224-4814 Fort Wayne | Hammond | Indianapolis IN +10% Todd Young 185 Dirksen 224-5623 Evansville | Fort Wayne | Indianapolis | New Albany Joni Ernst +6.6% 730 Hart 224-3254 Cedar Rapids | Council Bluffs | Davenport | Des Moines | Sioux City IA +25% Chuck Grassley 135 Hart 224-3744 Cedar Rapids | Council Bluffs | Davenport | Des Moines | Sioux City | Waterloo *Doc Marshall +11% B33 Hart 224-4774 Garden City | Overland Park | Pittsburg | Salina | Topeka | Wichita KS +30% Jerry Moran 521 Dirksen 224-6521 Hays | Garden City | Manhattan | Olathe | Pittsburg | Wichita - Mitch McConnell +20% 317 Russell 224-2541 Bowling Green | Fort Wright | Lexington | Louisville | London | Paducah KY +15% Rand Paul 167 Russell 224-4343 Bowling Green Bill Cassidy +40% 520 Hart 224-5824 Alexandria | Baton Rouge | Lafayette | Metairie | Monroe | Shreveport LA +21% John Kennedy 416 Russell 224-4623 Alexandria | Baton Rouge | Houma | Lafayette | Lake Charles | Mandeville | Monroe | New Orleans | Shreveport Angus King (I) +19% 133 Hart 224-5344 Augusta | Biddeford | Bangor | Presque Isle ME +8.6% Susan Collins 413 Dirksen 224-2523 Augusta | Bangor | Biddeford | Caribou | Lewiston | Portland - Benjamin Cardin +35% 509 Hart 224-4524 Baltimore | Bowie | Cumberland | Rockville | Salisbury MD +25% Chris Van Hollen 110 Hart 224-4654 Annapolis | Baltimore | Cambridge | Hagerstown | Largo | Rockville - Edward Markey +33% 255 Dirksen 224-2742 Boston | Fall River | Springfield MA +24% Elizabeth Warren 309 Hart 224-4543 Boston | Springfield Debbie Stabenow +6.5% 731 Hart 224-4822 Detroit | East Lansing | Flint | Grand Rapids | Marquette | Traverse City MI +1.7% Gary Peters 724 Hart 224-6221 Detroit | Grand Rapids | Lansing | Marquette | Rochester | Saginaw | Traverse City Amy Klobuchar +24% 425 Dirksen 224-3244 Minneapolis | Moorhead | Rochester | Virginia - - MN +5.3% Tina Smith 720 Hart 224-5641 Duluth | Moorhead | Rochester | Saint Paul - Cindy Hyde-Smith +10% 702 Hart 224-5054 Jackson | Gulfport | Oxford MS Roger Wicker +19% 555 Dirksen 224-6253 Gulfport | Hernando | Jackson | Tupelo Note: printed directories will be provided to APPA members once the Legislative Rally returns to an in-person event. 2/21/2021 SENATOR * New | Win Margin % D.C. Office Phone (202) District Office(s) Online/Social Media Roy Blunt +2.8% 260 Russell 224-5721 Cape Girardeau | Columbia | Kansas City | Springfield | St. Louis MO +5.8% Josh Hawley 212 Russell 224-6154 Cape Girardeau | Columbia | Kansas City | Springfield | St. Louis Steve Daines +10% 320 Hart 224-2651 Billings | Bozeman | Great Falls | Helena | Kalispell | Missoula | Sidney MT +3.5% Jon Tester 311 Hart 224-2644 Billings | Bozeman | Butte | Great Falls | Helena | Kalispell | Missoula Deb Fischer +19% 454 Russell 224-6551 Kearney | Lincoln | Omaha | Scottsbluff NE Ben Sasse +40% 107 Russell 224-4224 Kearney | Lincoln | Omaha | Scottsbluff Catherine Cortez Masto +2.4% 516 Hart 224-3542 Las Vegas | Reno | Rural Mobile Office NV +5% Jacky Rosen 144 Russell 224-6244 Las Vegas | Reno - Maggie Hassan +0.1% 324 Hart 224-3324 Berlin | Concord | Manchester | Nashua | Portsmouth NH +16% Jeanne Shaheen 506 Hart 224-2841 Berlin | Claremont | Dover | Keene | Manchester | Nashua Cory Booker +16% 717 Hart 224-3224 Camden | Newark - - NJ +11% Robert Menendez 528 Hart 224-4744 Barrington | Newark Martin Heinrich +24% 303 Hart 224-5521 Albuquerque | Farmington | Las Cruces | Roswell | Santa Fe NM +6.1% *Ben Ray Luján B40C Dirksen 224-6621 Las Cruces | Portales | Santa Fe Kirsten Gillibrand +34% 478 Russell 224-4451 Albany | Buffalo | Hudson | Long Island | Lowville | NYC | Rochester | Syracuse - NY +43% Charles Schumer 322 Hart 224-6542 Albany | Binghamton | Buffalo | Melville | NYC | Peekskill | Rochester | Syracuse - - Richard Burr +5.7% 217 Russell 224-3154 Asheville | Rocky Mount | Wilmington | Winston-Salem NC +1.8% Thom Tillis 113 Dirksen 224-6342 Charlotte | Greenville | Hendersonville | High Point | Raleigh v Kevin Cramer +11% 400 Russell 224-2043 Bismarck | Fargo | Grand Forks | Minot | Williston ND +62% John Hoeven 338 Russell 224-2551 Bismarck | Fargo | Grand Forks | Minot | Watford City Sherrod Brown +6.8% 503 Hart 224-2315 Cincinnati | Cleveland | Columbus | Lorain OH +21% Rob Portman 448 Russell 224-3353 Cincinnati | Cleveland | Columbus | Toledo - Jim Inhofe +30% 205 Russell 224-4721 Enid | McAlester | Oklahoma City | Tulsa OK +43% James Lankford 316 Hart 224-5754 Oklahoma City | Tulsa Jeff Merkley +18% 531 Hart 224-3753 Baker City | Bend | Eugene | Medford | Portland | Salem - - OR +23% Ron Wyden 221 Dirksen 224-5244 Bend | Eugene | La Grande | Medford | Portland | Salem - +13% Allentown | Bellefonte | Erie | Harrisburg | Philadelphia | Pittsburgh | Scranton Bob Casey 393 Russell 224-6324 PA +1.5% Allentown | Erie | Harrisburg | Johnstown | Pittsburgh | Philadelphia | Wilkes- Patrick Toomey 248 Russell 224-4254 Barre Jack Reed +33% 728 Hart 224-4642 Cranston | Providence - RI +23% Sheldon Whitehouse 530 Hart 224-2921 Providence Lindsey Graham +10% 290 Russell 224-5972 Columbia | Florence | Greenville | Mt. Pleasant | Pendleton | Rock Hill - SC +24% Tim Scott 104 Hart 224-6121 Columbia | Greenville | North Charleston Mike Rounds +31% 502 Hart 224-5842 Aberdeen | Pierre | Rapid City | Sioux Falls SD +44% John Thune 511 Dirksen 224-2321 Aberdeen | Rapid City | Sioux Falls Marsha Blackburn +11% 357 Dirksen 224-3344 Chattanooga | Jonesborough | Knoxville | Jackson | Memphis | Nashville - TN +27% Blountville | Chattanooga | Cookeville | Jackson | Knoxville | Memphis | Nashville *Bill Hagerty B11 Russell 224-4944 John Cornyn +10% 517 Hart 224-2934 Austin | Dallas | Harlingen | Houston | Lubbock | San Antonio | Tyler TX +2.6% Ted Cruz 127A Russell 224-5922 Austin | Dallas | Houston | McAllen | San Antonio | Tyler Mike Lee +41% 361A Russell 224-5444 Ogden | Salt Lake City | St. George | Mobile Offices UT +32% Mitt Romney 124 Russell 224-5251 Salt Lake City | St. George Patrick Leahy +28% 437 Russell 224-4242 Burlington | Montpelier - VT +40% Bernie Sanders (I) 332 Dirksen 224-5141 Burlington | St. Johnsbury - Tim Kaine +16% 231 Russell 224-4024 Abingdon | Fredericksburg | Manassas | Richmond | Roanoke | Virginia Beach - VA Mark Warner +12% 703 Hart 224-2023 Abingdon | Norfolk | Richmond | Roanoke | Vienna +17% Maria Cantwell 511 Hart 224-3441 Everett | Richland | Seattle | Spokane | Tacoma | Vancouver - WA Patty Murray +18% 154 Russell 224-2621 Everett | Seattle
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