Updated 12:00 PM November 5, 2002
House: 223 Republicans, 208 Democrats
Senate: 49 Republicans, 49 Democrats
1 Independent; 3 vacancies
2 Independents
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Minnesota Vacancy
Democrat Senator Paul Wellstone died in a plane crash October 25, 2002. His wife, one daughter, three staff members and two pilots were also killed in the crash. On November 4, 2002 Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura appointed Independent Dean Barkley to fill out the rest of Senator Wellstone's term.
Hawaii Vacancy
Democrat Representative Patsy T. Mink (HI-2) died September 28, 2002. The Seat will remain vacant until after the November elections.
Ohio Vacancy
Democrat Representative Tony P. Hall (OH-3) resigned September 9, 2002 to become United States Ambassador to the United Nations Agencies for Food and Agriculture. The Seat will remain vacant until after the November elections.
Virginia Party Change
Representative Virgil H. Goode, Jr. (VA-5) switched from Independent to Republican effective August 1, 2002.
Ohio Vacancy
Democrat Representative Jim Traficant (OH-17) was expelled effective July 24, 2002. The Seat will remain vacant until after the November elections.
Oklahoma Vacancy
Republican Representative Steve Largent (OK-1) resigned effective February 15, 2002. The special election was held on January 8, 2002 in anticipation of Largent's resignation. Republican John Sullivan won the election and was sworn in on February 27, 2002.
Florida Vacancy
Republican Representative Joe Scarborough (FL-1) resigned effective September 5, 2001. The special election was held on October 16, 2001. Republican Jeff Miller won the election with 66% of the vote over Democrat Briese who had 28%. Miller was sworn in on October 23, 2001.
South Carolina Vacancy
Republican Representative Floyd Spence (SC-2) died August 16, 2001. Joe Wilson won the Republican primary election on October 30, 2001 with 75% of the vote. There was no Democratic primary election. Joe Wilson won election to the House December 18, 2001 and was sworn in on December 19, 2001
Arkansas Vacancy
Republican Representative Asa Hutchinson, (AR-3) resigned August 6, 2001, to become director of the DEA. A Special Election was held on November 20, 2001. Republican John Boozman defeated Democratic state Rep. Mike Hathorn, 56% to 42%. Boozman was sworn in on November 29, 2001
Massachusetts Vacancy
Democratic Representative John Joseph Moakley (MA-9) died May 28, 2001. Special Election information: State Primary--September 11, 2001; State Election--October 16, 2001. Democrat Stephen F. Lynch won the October 16, 2001 election by a 2 to 1 margin over Republican Jo Ann Sprague. Lynch was sworn in on October 23, 2001.
Vermont Change
Senator Jim Jeffords left the Republican party to become an Independent. His change and the organizational change in the Senate takes effect June 5, 2001.
Virginia Vacancy
Democratic Representative Norman Sisisky (VA-4) died March 29, 2001. A Special Election was held June 19, 2001. Republican J. Randy Forbes, 49, was elected with 52% to 48%. Forbes was sworn in June 26, 2001.
Pennsylvania Vacancy
Republican Representative Bud Shuster (PA-9) resigned effective February 3, 2001. A Special Election was held May 15, 2001. Republican Bill Shuster was elected to take his father's place on May 15, 2001. He was sworn in May 17, 2001.
California Vacancy
Democratic Representative Julian Dixon (CA-32) died Friday, December 8, 2000 of apparent heart failure. A Special Primary Election was held April 10, 2001. The runoff election was June 5, 2001. Democrat Diane E. Watson, 67, defeated Republican businesswoman Noel Irwin Hentschel, 75% to 20%. Watson was sworn in June 7, 2001
Missouri Vacancy
Mel Carnahan, Democrat, died in a Plane Crash in October. He received the most votes in the November 7, 2000 election defeating Senator John Ashcroft. The Governor of Missouri appointed Carnahan's widow, Jean, to take the Senate seat.
Defeated House Incumbents as of 11/9/00: 6 Republicans, 3 Democrat
1. Jay Dickey, Republican AR-4
2. James E. Rogan, Republican CA-27
3. Steven T. Kuykendall, Republican CA-36
4. Brian P. Bilbray, Republican CA-49
5. Sam Gejdenson, Democrat CT-2
6. David Minge, Democrat MN-2
7. Michael P. Forbes,* Democrat NY-1 [Defeated in Primary]
8. Merrill Cook,* Republican UT-2 [Defeated in Primary]
9. Matthew G. Martinez, Republican CA-31 [Defeated in Primary]
Defeated Senate Incumbents as of 11/9/00: 4 Republicans, 1 Democrat
1. William V. Roth, Jr.,* Republican Delaware
2. Spencer Abraham,* Republican Michigan
3. Rod Grams,* Republican Minnesota
4. John Ashcroft,* Republican Missouri
5. Charles Robb,* Democrat Virginia
New Senate Members: 2 Republicans, 7 Democrats
1. Thomas R. Carper Democrat Delaware
2. Bill Nelson Democrat Florida
3. Debbie Stabenow Democrat Michigan
4. Mark Dayton Democrat Minnesota
5. Ben Nelson Democrat Nebraska
6. John Ensign Republican Nevada
7. Jon S. Corzine Democrat New Jersey
8. Hillary Rodham Clinton Democrat New York
9. George F. Allen Republican Virginia
New House Members (As of 3/1/02): 34 Republicans, 15 Democrats
1. Jeff Flake Republican Arizona 01
2. Mike Ross Democrat Arkansas 04
3. Mike Honda Democrat California 15
4. Adam Schiff Democrat California 27
5. Hilda L. Solis Democrat California 31
6. Jane Harman* Democrat California 36
7. Darrell Issa Republican California 48
8. Susan A. Davis Democrat California 49
9. Rob Simmons Republican Connecticut 02
10. Ander Crenshaw Republican Florida 04
11. Ric Keller Republican Florida 08
12. Adam H. Putnam Republican Florida 12
13. C. L. "Butch" Otter Republican Idaho 01
14. Mark Steven Kirk Republican Illinois 10
15. Tim Johnson Republican Illinois 15
16. Mike Pence Republican Indiana 02
17. Brian D. Kerns Republican Indiana 07
18. Mike Rogers Republican Michigan 08
19. Mark Kennedy Republican Minnesota 02
20. Betty McCollum Democrat Minnesota 04
21. William Lacy Clay Democrat Missouri 01
22. Todd Akin Republican Missouri 02
23. Samuel B. Graves, Jr. Republican Missouri 06
24. Dennis Rehberg Republican Montana AL
25. Tom Osborne Republican Nebraska 03
26. Mike Ferguson Republican New Jersey 07
27. Felix J. Grucci, Jr. Republican New York 01
28. Steve J. Isreal Democrat New York 02
29. Pat Tiberi Republican Ohio 12
30. Brad Carson Democrat Oklahoma 02
31. Melissa Hart Republican Pennsylvania 04
32. Todd Platts Republican Pennsylvania 19
33. James R. Langevin Democrat Rhode Island 02
34. Henry Brown Republican South Carolina 01
35. John Culberson Republican Texas 07
36. Jim Matheson Democrat Utah 02
37. Jo Ann S. Davis Republican Virginia 01
38. Edward L. "Ed" Schrock Republican Virginia 02
39. Eric I. Cantor Republican Virginia 07
40. Rick Larson Democrat Washington 02
41. Shelley Moore Capito Republican West Virginia 02
42. Bill Shuster Republican Pennsylvania 09
43. Diane E. Watson Democrat California 32
44, Randy Forbes Republican Virginia 07
45. Stephen F. Lynch Democrat Massachusetts 09
46. Jeff Miller Republican Florida 01
47. John Boozman Republican Arkansas 03
48. Joe Wilson Republican South Carolina 02
49. John Sullivan Republican Oklahoma 01
* = Previous Member of the House of Representatives
* = incumbent
ALABAMA
United States Senators
Jeff Sessions,* Republican
Richard Shelby,* Republican
United States Representatives
1 Sonny Callahan,* Republican
2 Terry Everett,* Republican
3 Bob Riley,* Republican
4 Robert Aderholt,* Republican
5 Robert E. (Bud) Cramer, Jr.,* Democrat
6 Spencer Bachus,* Republican
7 Earl F. Hilliard,* Democrat
ALASKA
United States Senators
Ted Stevens,* Republican
Frank Murkowski,* Republican
United States Representative--at large
AT LARGE
Don Young,* Republican
ARIZONA
United States Senators
Jon Kyl,* Republican
John McCain,* Republican
United States Representatives
1 Jeff Flake, Republican
2 Ed Pastor,* Democrat
3 Bob Stump,* Republican
4 John B. Shadegg,* Republican
5 Jim Kolbe,* Republican
6 J. D. Hayworth,* Republican
ARKANSAS
United States Senators
Tim Hutchinson,* Republican
Blanche Lambert Lincoln,* Democrat
United States Representatives
1 Marion Berry,* Democrat
2 Vic Snyder,* Democrat
3 John Boozman, Republican [Elected 11/20/01]
4 Mike Ross, Democrat
CALIFORNIA
United States Senators
Barbara Boxer,* Democrat
Dianne Feinstein,* Democrat
United States Representatives
1 Mike Thompson,* Democrat
2 Wally Herger,* Republican
3 Douglas Ose,* Republican
4 John T. Doolittle,* Republican
5 Robert T. Matsui,* Democrat
6 Lynn C. Woolsey,* Democrat
7 George Miller,* Democrat
8 Nancy Pelosi,* Democrat
9 Barbara. Lee,* Democrat
10 Ellen O. Tauscher,* Democrat
11 Richard W. Pombo,* Republican
12 Tom Lantos,* Democrat
13 Fortney Pete Stark,* Democrat
14 Anna G. Eshoo,* Democrat
15 Mike Honda, Democrat
16 Zoe Lofgren,* Democrat
17 Sam Farr,* Democrat
18 Gary A. Condit,* Democrat
19 George P. Radanovich,* Republican
20 Calvin M. Dooley,* Democrat
21 William M. Thomas,* Republican
22 Lois Capps,* Democrat
23 Elton Gallegly,* Republican
24 Brad Sherman,* Democrat
25 Howard P. ``Buck'' McKeon,* Republican
26 Howard L. Berman,* Democrat
27 Adam Schiff, Democrat
28 David Dreier,* Republican
29 Henry A. Waxman,* Democrat
30 Xavier Becerra,* Democrat
31 Hilda L. Solis, Democrat
32 Diane E. Watson, Democrat [Elected--6/5/01]
33 Lucille Roybal-Allard,* Democrat
34 Grace Napolitano,* Democrat
35 Maxine Waters,* Democrat
36 Jane Harman, Democrat
37 Juanita Millender-McDonald,* Democrat
38 Stephen Horn,* Republican
39 Edward R. Royce,* Republican
40 Jerry Lewis,* Republican
41 Gary Miller,* Republican
42 Joe Baca,* Democrat
43 Ken Calvert,* Republican
44 Mary Bono,* Republican
45 Dana Rohrabacher,* Republican
46 Loretta Sanchez,* Democrat
47 Christopher Cox,* Republican
48 Darrell Issa, Republican
49 Susan A. Davis, Democrat
50 Bob Filner,* Democrat
51 Randy ``Duke'' Cunningham,* Republican
52 Duncan Hunter,* Republican
COLORADO
United States Senators
Wayne Allard,* Republican
Ben Campbell,* Republican
United States Representatives
1 Diana DeGette,* Democrat
2 Mark Udall,* Democrat
3 Scott McInnis,* Republican
4 Bob Schaffer,* Republican
5 Joel Hefley,* Republican
6 Tom Tancredo,* Republican
CONNECTICUT
United States Senators
Christopher Dodd,* Democrat
Joseph Lieberman,* Democrat
United States Representatives
1 John Larson,* Democrat
2 Rob Simmons, Republican
3 Rosa L. DeLauro,* Democrat
4 Christopher Shays,* Republican
5 James H. Maloney,* Democrat
6 Nancy L. Johnson,* Republican
DELAWARE
United States Senators
Joseph R. Biden, Jr.,* Democrat
Thomas R. Carper, Democrat
United States Representative--at large
AT LARGE
Michael N. Castle,* Republican
FLORIDA
United States Senators
Bob Graham,* Democrat
Bill Nelson, Democrat
United States Representatives
1 Jeff Miller, Republican [Elected 10/16/01-Scarborough resigned]
2 Allen Boyd,* Democrat
3 Corrine Brown,* Democrat
4 Ander Crenshaw, Republican
5 Karen L. Thurman,* Democrat
6 Cliff Stearns,* Republican
7 John L. Mica,* Republican
8 Ric Keller, Republican
9 Michael Bilirakis,* Republican
10 C. W. Bill Young,* Republican
11 Jim Davis,* Democrat
12 Adam H. Putnam, Republican
13 Dan Miller,* Republican
14 Porter J. Goss,* Republican
15 Dave Weldon,* Republican
16 Mark Foley,* Republican
17 Carrie P. Meek,* Democrat
18 Ileana Ros-Lehtinen,* Republican
19 Robert Wexler,* Democrat
20 Peter Deutsch,* Democrat
21 Lincoln Diaz-Balart,* Republican
22 E. Clay Shaw, Jr.,* Republican
23 Alcee L. Hastings,* Democrat
GEORGIA
United States Senators
Max Cleland,* Democrat
Zell Miller, * Democrat
United States Representatives
1 Jack Kingston,* Republican
2 Sanford D. Bishop, Jr.,* Democrat
3 Mac Collins,* Republican
4 Cynthia A. McKinney,* Democrat
5 John Lewis,* Democrat
6 Johnny Isakson,* Republican
7 Bob Barr,* Republican
8 Saxby Chambliss,* Republican
9 Nathan Deal,* Republican
10 Charlie Norwood,* Republican
11 John Linder,* Republican
HAWAII
United States Senators
Daniel Akaka,* Democrat
Daniel Inouye,* Democrat
United States Representatives
1 Neil Abercrombie,* Democrat
2 Vacant [Patsy T. Mink,* Democrat died 9/28/02]
IDAHO
United States Senators
Larry E. Craig,* Republican
Michael D. Crapo,* Republican
United States Representatives
1 C. L. "Butch" Otter, Republican
2 Mike Simpson,* Republican
ILLINOIS
United States Senators
Richard J. Durbin,* Democrat
Peter Fitzgerald,* Republican
United States Representatives
1 Bobby L. Rush,* Democrat
2 Jesse L. Jackson, Jr.,* Democrat
3 William O. Lipinski,* Democrat
4 Luis V. Gutierrez,* Democrat
5 Rod R. Blagojevich,* Democrat
6 Henry J. Hyde,* Republican
7 Danny K. Davis,* Democrat
8 Philip M. Crane,* Republican
9 Janice Schakowsky,* Democrat
10 Mark Steven Kirk, Republican
11 Jerry Weller,* Republican
12 Jerry F. Costello,* Democrat
13 Judy Biggert,* Republican
14 J. Dennis Hastert,* Republican
15 Tim Johnson, Republican
16 Donald A. Manzullo,* Republican
17 Lane Evans,* Democrat
18 Ray LaHood,* Republican
19 David Phelps,* Democrat
20 John M. Shimkus,* Republican
INDIANA
United States Senators
Richard Lugar,* Republican
Evan Bayh,* Democrat
United States Representatives
1 Peter J. Visclosky,* Democrat
2 Mike Pence, Republican
3 Tim Roemer,* Democrat
4 Mark E. Souder,* Republican
5 Stephen E. Buyer,* Republican
6 Dan Burton,* Republican
7 Brian D. Kerns, Republican
8 John N. Hostettler,* Republican
9 Baron Hill,* Democrat
10 Julia M. Carson,* Democrat
IOWA
United States Senators
Tom Harkin,* Democrat
Charles Grassley,* Republican
United States Representatives
1 James A. Leach,* Republican
2 Jim Nussle,* Republican
3 Leonard L. Boswell,* Democrat
4 Greg Ganske,* Republican
5 Tom Latham,* Republican
KANSAS
United States Senators
Sam Brownback,* Republican
Pat Roberts,* Republican
United States Representatives
1 Jerry Moran,* Republican
2 Jim Ryun,* Republican
3 Dennis Moore,* Democrat
4 Todd Tiahrt,* Republican
KENTUCKY
United States Senators
Mitch McConnell,* Republican
Jim Bunning,* Republican
United States Representatives
1 Ed Whitfield,* Republican
2 Ron Lewis,* Republican
3 Anne Meagher Northup,* Republican
4 Kenneth Lucas,* Democrat
5 Harold Rogers,* Republican
6 Ernie Fletcher,* Republican
LOUISIANA
United States Senators
John Breaux,* Democrat
Mary L. Landrieu,* Democrat
United States Representatives
1 David Vitter,* Republican
2 William J. Jefferson,* Democrat
3 W. J. (Billy) Tauzin,* Republican
4 Jim McCrery,* Republican
5 John Cooksey,* Republican
6 Richard H. Baker,* Republican
7 Chris John,* Democrat
MAINE
United States Senators
Susan M. Collins,* Republican
Olympia Snowe,* Republican
United States Representatives
1 Thomas H. Allen,* Democrat
2 John Elias Baldacci,* Democrat
MARYLAND
United States Senators
Barbara Mikulski,* Democrat
Paul Sarbanes,* Democrat
United States Representatives
1 Wayne T. Gilchrest,* Republican
2 Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr.,* Republican
3 Benjamin L. Cardin,* Democrat
4 Albert Russell Wynn,* Democrat
5 Steny H. Hoyer,* Democrat
6 Roscoe G. Bartlett,* Republican
7 Elijah E. Cummings,* Democrat
8 Constance A. Morella,* Republican
MASSACHUSETTS
United States Senators
Edward Kennedy,* Democrat
John F. Kerry,* Democrat
United States Representatives
1 John W. Olver,* Democrat
2 Richard E. Neal,* Democrat
3 James P. McGovern,* Democrat
4 Barney Frank,* Democrat
5 Martin T. Meehan,* Democrat
6 John Tierney,* Democrat
7 Edward J. Markey,* Democrat
8 Michael Capuano,* Democrat
9 Stephen F. Lynch, Democrat [Elected 10/16/01--Moakley Died--5/28/2001]
10 William D. Delahunt,* Democrat
MICHIGAN
United States Senators
Debbie Stabenow, Democrat
Carl Levin,* Democrat
United States Representatives
1 Bart Stupak,* Democrat
2 Peter Hoekstra,* Republican
3 Vernon J. Ehlers,* Republican
4 Dave Camp,* Republican
5 James A. Barcia,* Democrat
6 Fred Upton,* Republican
7 Nick Smith,* Republican
8 Mike Rogers, Republican
9 Dale E. Kildee,* Democrat
10 David E. Bonior,* Democrat
11 Joe Knollenberg,* Republican
12 Sander M. Levin,* Democrat
13 Lynn N. Rivers,* Democrat
14 John Conyers, Jr.,* Democrat
15 Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick,* Democrat
16 John D. Dingell,* Democrat
MINNESOTA
United States Senators
Mark Dayton, Democratic
Dean Barkley, Independent
[Paul Wellstone,* Democrat died in a Plane Crash in Oct. 25, 2002]
United States Representatives
1 Gil Gutknecht,* Republican
2 Mark Kennedy, Republican
3 Jim Ramstad,* Republican
4 Betty McCollum, Democrat
5 Martin Olav Sabo,* Democrat
6 Bill Luther,* Democrat
7 Collin C. Peterson,* Democrat
8 James L. Oberstar,* Democrat
MISSISSIPPI
United States Senators
Thad Cochran,* Republican
Trent Lott,* Republican
United States Representatives
1 Roger F. Wicker,* Republican
2 Bennie G. Thompson,* Democrat
3 Charles W. (Chip) Pickering, Jr.,* Republican
4 Ronnie Shows,* Democrat
5 Gene Taylor,* Democrat
MISSOURI
United States Senators
Mel Carnahan, Democrat
[Died in a Plane Crash in Oct. 2000. Widow, Jean, was appointed to take seat]
Kit Bond,* Republican
United States Representatives
1 William Lacy Clay, Democrat
2 Todd Akin, Republican
3 Richard A. Gephardt,* Democrat
4 Ike Skelton,* Democrat
5 Karen McCarthy,* Democrat
6 Samuel B. (Sam) Graves, Jr., Republican
7 Roy Blunt,* Republican
8 Jo Ann Emerson,* Republican
9 Kenny Hulshof,* Republican
MONTANA
United States Senators
Max Baucus,* Democrat
Conrad Burns,* Republican
United States Representative--at large
AT LARGE
Dennis Rehberg, Republican
NEBRASKA
United States Senators
Chuck Hagel,* Republican
Ben Nelson, Democrat
United States Representatives
1 Doug Bereuter,* Republican
2 Lee Terry,* Republican
3 Tom Osborne, Republican
NEVADA
United States Senators
John Ensign, Republican
Harry Reid,* Democrat
United States Representatives
1 Shelley Berkley,* Democrat
2 Jim Gibbons,* Republican
NEW HAMPSHIRE
United States Senators
Judd Gregg,* Republican
Bob Smith,* Republican [Left Republican Party, 7/13/99; Returned, 11/1/99]
United States Representatives
1 John E. Sununu,* Republican
2 Charles F. Bass,* Republican
NEW JERSEY
United States Senators
Jon S. Corzine, Democrat
Robert G. Torricelli,* Democrat
United States Representatives
1 Robert E. Andrews,* Democrat
2 Frank A. LoBiondo,* Republican
3 Jim Saxton,* Republican
4 Christopher H. Smith,* Republican
5 Marge Roukema,* Republican
6 Frank Pallone, Jr.,* Democrat
7 Mike Ferguson, Republican
8 William J. Pascrell, Jr.,* Democrat
9 Steven R. Rothman,* Democrat
10 Donald M. Payne,* Democrat
11 Rodney P. Frelinghuysen,* Republican
12 Rush Holt, Democrat
13 Robert Menendez,* Democrat
NEW MEXICO
United States Senators
Jeff Bingaman,* Democrat
Pete V. Domenici,* Republican
For United States Representatives
1 Heather Wilson,* Republican
2 Joe Skeen,* Republican
3 Thomas Udall,* Democrat
NEW YORK
United States Senators
Hillary Rodham Clinton, Democrat
Charles E. Schumer,* Democrat
United States Representatives
1 Felix J. Grucci, Jr., Republican
2 Steve J. Isreal, Democrat
3 Peter T. King,* Republican
4 Carolyn McCarthy,* Democrat
5 Gary L. Ackerman,* Democrat
6 Gregory Meeks,* Democrat
7 Joseph Crowley,* Democrat
8 Jerrold Nadler,* Democrat
9 Anthony Weiner,* Democrat
10 Edolphus Towns,* Democrat
11 Major R. Owens,* Democrat
12 Nydia M. Velazquez,* Democrat
13 Vito Fossella,* Republican
14 Carolyn B. Maloney,* Democrat
15 Charles B. Rangel,* Democrat
16 Jos, E. Serrano,* Democrat
17 Eliot L. Engel,* Democrat
18 Nita M. Lowey,* Democrat
19 Sue W. Kelly,* Republican
20 Benjamin A. Gilman,* Republican
21 Michael R. McNulty,* Democrat
22 John Sweeney,* Republican
23 Sherwood L. Boehlert,* Republican
24 John M. McHugh,* Republican
25 James T. Walsh,* Republican
26 Maurice D. Hinchey,* Democrat
27 Thomas Reynolds,* Republican
28 Louise McIntosh Slaughter,* Democrat
29 John J. LaFalce,* Democrat
30 Jack Quinn,* Republican
31 Amo Houghton,* Republican
NORTH CAROLINA
United States Senators
John Edwards, Democrat
Jesse Helms,* Republican
United States Representatives
1 Eva M. Clayton,* Democrat
2 Bob Etheridge,* Democrat
3 Walter B. Jones, Jr.,* Republican
4 David E. Price,* Democrat
5 Richard Burr,* Republican
6 Howard Coble,* Republican
7 Mike McIntyre,* Democrat
8 Robert "Robin" Hayes,* Republican
9 Sue Myrick,* Republican
10 Cass Ballenger,* Republican
11 Charles H. Taylor,* Republican
12 Melvin L. Watt,* Democrat
NORTH DAKOTA
United States Senators
Kent Conrad,* Democrat
Byron Dorgan,* Democrat
United States Representative--at large
AT LARGE
Earl Pomeroy,* Democrat
OHIO
United States Senators
Mike DeWine,* Republican
George Voinovich,* Republican
United States Representatives
1 Steve Chabot,* Republican
2 Rob Portman,* Republican
3 Vacant [Tony P. Hall,* Democrat resigned 9/9/02]
4 Michael G. Oxley,* Republican
5 Paul E. Gillmor,* Republican
6 Ted Strickland,* Democrat
7 David L. Hobson,* Republican
8 John A. Boehner,* Republican
9 Marcy Kaptur,* Democrat
10 Dennis J. Kucinich,* Democrat
11 Stephanie Tubbs Jones,* Democrat
12 Pat Tiberi, Republican
13 Sherrod Brown,* Democrat
14 Thomas C. Sawyer,* Democrat
15 Deborah Pryce,* Republican
16 Ralph Regula,* Republican
17 Vacant [James A. Traficant, Jr.,* Democrat expelled 7/24/02]
18 Robert W. Ney,* Republican
19 Steven C. LaTourette,* Republican
OKLAHOMA
United States Senators
James M. Inhofe,* Republican
Don Nickles,* Republican
United States Representatives
1 John Sullivan, Republican [Largent resigned 2/15/02]
2 Brad Carson, Democrat
3 Wes Watkins,* Republican
4 J. C. Watts, Jr.,* Republican
5 Ernest J. Istook, Jr.,* Republican
6 Frank D. Lucas,* Republican
OREGON
United States Senators
Gordon Smith,* Republican
Ron Wyden,* Democrat
United States Representatives
1 David Wu,* Democrat
2 Greg Walden,* Republican
3 Earl Blumenauer,* Democrat
4 Peter A. DeFazio,* Democrat
5 Darlene Hooley,* Democrat
PENNSYLVANIA
United States Senators
Rick Santorum,* Republican
Arlen Specter,* Republican
United States Representatives
1 Robert A. Brady,* Democrat
2 Chaka Fattah,* Democrat
3 Robert A. Borski,* Democrat
4 Melissa Hart, Republican
5 John E. Peterson,* Republican
6 Tim Holden,* Democrat
7 Curt Weldon,* Republican
8 James C. Greenwood,* Republican
9 Bill Shuster, Republican [Elected--5/15/01]
10 Donald Sherwood,* Republican
11 Paul E. Kanjorski,* Democrat
12 John P. Murtha,* Democrat
13 Joseph Hoeffel,* Democrat
14 William J. Coyne,* Democrat
15 Patrick Toomey,* Republican
16 Joseph R. Pitts,* Republican
17 George W. Gekas,* Republican
18 Michael F. Doyle,* Democrat
19 Todd Platts, Republican
20 Frank Mascara,* Democrat
21 Phil English,* Republican
RHODE ISLAND
United States Senators
Lincoln Chafee,* Republican
Jack Reed,* Democrat
United States Representatives
1 Patrick J. Kennedy,* Democrat
2 James R. Langevin, Democrat
SOUTH CAROLINA
United States Senators
Ernest Hollings,* Democrat
Strom Thurmond,* Republican
United States Representatives
1 Henry Brown, Republican
2 Joe Wilson, Republican [Elected 12/18/01--Spence Died--8/16/2001]
3 Lindsey O. Graham,* Republican
4 James DeMint,* Republican
5 John M. Spratt, Jr.,* Democrat
6 James E. Clyburn,* Democrat
SOUTH DAKOTA
United States Senators
Tom Daschle,* Democrat
Tim Johnson,* Democrat
United States Representative--at large
John R. Thune,* Republican
TENNESSEE
United States Senators
Bill Frist,* Republican
Fred Thompson,* Republican
United States Representatives
1 William L. `Bill' Jenkins,* Republican
2 John J. Duncan, Jr.,* Republican
3 Zach Wamp,* Republican
4 Van Hilleary,* Republican
5 Bob Clement,* Democrat
6 Bart Gordon,* Democrat
7 Ed Bryant,* Republican
8 John S. Tanner,* Democrat
9 Harold E. Ford, Jr.,* Democrat
TEXAS
United States Senators
Phil Gramm,* Republican
Kay Hutchison,* Republican
United States Representatives
1 Max Sandlin,* Democrat
2 Jim Turner,* Democrat
3 Sam Johnson,* Republican
4 Ralph M. Hall,* Democrat
5 Pete Sessions,* Republican
6 Joe Barton,* Republican
7 John Culberson, Republican
8 Kevin Brady,* Republican
9 Nick Lampson,* Democrat
10 Lloyd Doggett,* Democrat
11 Chet Edwards,* Democrat
12 Kay Granger,* Republican
13 William M. `Mac' Thornberry,* Republican
14 Ron Paul,* Republican
15 Ruben Hinojosa,* Democrat
16 Silvestre Reyes,* Democrat
17 Charles W. Stenholm,* Democrat
18 Sheila Jackson-Lee,* Democrat
19 Larry Combest,* Republican
20 Charlie Gonzalez,* Democrat
21 Lamar S. Smith,* Republican
22 Tom DeLay,* Republican
23 Henry Bonilla,* Republican
24 Martin Frost,* Democrat
25 Ken Bentsen,* Democrat
26 Richard K. Armey,* Republican
27 Solomon P. Ortiz,* Democrat
28 Ciro Rodriguez,* Democrat
29 Gene Green,* Democrat
30 Eddie Bernice Johnson,* Democrat
UTAH
United States Senators
Robert Bennett,* Republican
Orrin Hatch,* Republican
United States Representatives
1 James V. Hansen,* Republican
2 Jim Matheson, Democrat
3 Christopher B. Cannon,* Republican
VERMONT
United States Senators
James Jeffords,* Independent [Switched from Republican 6/5/2001]
Patrick Leahy,* Democrat
United States Representative--at large
AT LARGE
Bernard Sanders,* Independent
VIRGINIA
United States Senators
George F. Allen, Republican
John W. Warner,* Republican
United States Representatives
1 Jo Ann S. Davis, Republican
2 Edward L. "Ed" Schrock, Republican
3 Robert C. Scott,* Democrat
4 Randy Forbes, Republican [Elected--6/19/01]
5 Virgil H. Goode, Jr.,* Republican [changed from Independent]
6 Bob Goodlatte,* Republican
7 Eric I. Cantor, Republican
8 James P. Moran,* Democrat
9 Rick Boucher,* Democrat
10 Frank R. Wolf,* Republican
11 Thomas M. Davis,* Republican
WASHINGTON
United States Senators
Maria Cantwell, Democrat
Patty Murray,* Democrat
United States Representatives
1 Jay Inslee,* Democrat
2 Rick Larson, Democrat
3 Brian Baird,* Democrat
4 Richard "Doc" Hastings,* Republican
5 George R. Nethercutt, Jr.,* Republican
6 Norman D. Dicks,* Democrat
7 Jim McDermott,* Democrat
8 Jennifer Dunn,* Republican
9 Adam Smith,* Democrat
WEST VIRGINIA
United States Senators
Robert Byrd,* Democrat
John D. Rockefeller IV,* Democrat
United States Representatives
1 Alan B. Mollohan,* Democrat
2 Shelley Moore Capito, Republican
3 Nick J. Rahall II,* Democrat
WISCONSIN
United States Senators
Russell Feingold,* Democrat
Herbert Kohl,* Democrat
United States Representatives
1 Paul Ryan,* Republican
2 Tammy Baldwin,* Democrat
3 Ron Kind,* Democrat
4 Gerald D. Kleczka,* Democrat
5 Thomas M. Barrett,* Democrat
6 Thomas E. Petri,* Republican
7 David R. Obey,* Democrat
8 Mark Green,* Republican
9 F. James Sensenbrenner, Jr.,* Republican
WYOMING
United States Senators
Michael B. Enzi,* Republican
Craig Thomas,* Republican
United States Representative--at large
AT LARGE
Barbara Cubin,* Republican
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