CITIZEN’S GUIDE TO THE SWAMP — 2017 We ranked the ‘swampiness’ of members of congress based on fundraising from lobbyists and donors with a conflict of interest. Long before he made the words “drain the swamp” ubiquitous in 2016, Donald Trump bragged that his experience buying political influence gave him special insight into Washington’s culture of corruption. He explained the irony, bluntly, during the first Republican primary debate: “Two months ago I was a businessman. I give to everybody. When they call, I give. And you know what, when I need something from them two years later, three years later, I call them. They are there for me. That’s a broken system.” — Donald J. Trump, August 7, 2015 This description of DC’s swampy machinations is apt. In Congress, members of powerful committees routinely rake in hundreds of thousands of dollars for their campaigns from the special interests they’re charged with regulating. During session, lobbyists frequently raise money for the very politicians who vote on their legislation. And like a vibrant ecosystem, once lawmakers and staffers have completed their time in public service, they often enter lucrative careers as lobbyists and consultants for special interests — perpetuating the endless cycle of money and influence in DC’s own circle of life. While there is nothing illegal about any of this, there is something undeniably…swampy. Especially when members of congress are, quite literally, forced into raising vast sums of money each election cycle. In a revealing New York Times op ed announcing his 2016 retirement from Congress, Rep. Steve Israel (D-NY) lamented the never-ending money race and recalled the time he was told “if I didn’t raise at least $10,000 a week I wouldn’t be back.” Similarly, according to an in-depth CBS’ 60 Minutes report, Congressman David Jolly (R-FL) was instructed to raise a minimum of $18,000 per day from “sweat shop phone booths” while Congress was in session. Amid increasing pressure for politicians to raise funds for endless reelection campaigns, it’s no wonder they’re willing to take vast sums regardless of any apparent — or real — conflicts of interest. In 2016 alone, some politicians relied on a single industry sector for as much as 60% of their campaign fundraising. “Swampy” may be a vivid, and en vogue, way to describe Washington DC, but it’s not a very measurable term: the nature of this political back-scratching makes it difficult to track or quantify. That is until now. METHODOLOGY The Citizen’s Guide to the Swamp ranks the “swampiness” of members of congress based on two indicators:
1)
Conflict donors—the amount of money received by a candidate since 2010 from donors in industries that represent a conflict of interest with that candidate’s committee assignments and bill sponsorships;
2) Lobbyist ratio—the amount of campaign contributions received from self-described lobbyists since 20120, compared to the average sum received by a current member in their respective chamber. Indicator #1: Conflict donors: If a candidate sits in a committee that regulates the activities of a specific industry, any donation from an individual who works in that industry, or from a corporate PAC set up by a company within that industry, is tagged as a conflict of interest. For example, if a member of congress sits on the Agriculture committee, and receives money from Monsanto, that would be deemed a conflict of interest. The industries we’ve looked at are food & agriculture, lawyers, transportation & infrastructure, defense, energy, finance, gambling, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, real estate and technology. Indicator #2: Lobbyist ratio: The average sum given by lobbyists to a current member of congress is approximately $33,000. Some have received less than that, and some have received much more. So we calculated just how many times the average each member of congress received. Comparing apples to apples: In order to weigh the two factors equally, we normalized the ratio of lobbyist money going to each member of congress. We also normalized the amount of money coming from each industry to each member of congress, relative to the total amount that industry gave to all current members of congress. What that yields is how much more or less than average each industry (including lobbyists) has spent on each member of congress. That allows us to calculate an overall score and rank every member of congress for whom we had sufficient political contribution data. Who we left out: Because of their fundraising responsibilities, we purposefully excluded party leaders from the ranking, since they received a disproportionate amount from each sector we analyzed. These included Mitch McConnell, Paul Ryan, Kevin McCarthy, Greg Walden, Chuck Schumer, Nancy Pelosi, and Patty Murray. We also excluded certain freshmen members for whom we did not have sufficient data. By raising more money from everyday citizens, elected officials can become less reliant on lobbyists and special interests. It’s one of the reasons Crowdpac exists — to get more citizens involved in the process. To that end, we’ve also created a list of the least swampy members in both chambers who have raised the most money from small dollar donors. At a time when political discourse is murkier than ever, we hope this data-driven guide to the swamp can shed light on the draining that needs to be done.
SWAMPIEST MEMBERS OF THE SENATE - 2017 1) Michael Bennet (D-CO) Senator Bennet has received 7.1 times more lobbyist contributions than the average member of congress, and has raised $2.7 million from interests in the finance, healthcare, energy, and agriculture sectors since 2010 which actively lobby on legislation he authors or before committees he sits on. 2) Rob Portman (R — OH) Senator Portman receives 6 times more lobbyist contributions than the average member of congress, and has raised $1.5 million from interests in the finance and energy sectors since 2010 which actively lobby on legislation he authors or before committees he sits on. 3) Johnny Isakson (R-GA) Senator Isakson has received 5.5 times more lobbyist contributions than the average member of congress, and has raised $1.4 million from interests in the finance, real estate, food, agriculture, and energy sectors since 2010 which actively lobby on legislation he authors or before committees he sits on. 4) Richard Burr (R-NC) Senator Burr has received 4.7 times more lobbyist contributions than the average member of congress, and has raised $1.3 million from interests in the finance, food, healthcare, and agriculture sectors since 2010 which actively lobby on legislation he authors or before committees he sits on. 5) Roy Blunt (R-MO) Senator Blunt has received 5.5 times more lobbyist contributions than the average member of congress, and has raised $590,000 from interests in the agriculture, defense, telecoms and pharma sectors since 2010 which actively lobby on legislation he authors or before committees he sits on. 6) Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) Senator Gillibrand has received 4.3 times more lobbyist contributions than the average member of congress, and has raised $1.4 million from interests in the finance, healthcare and pharma sectors since 2010 which actively lobby on legislation she authors or before committees she sits on. 7) Pat Toomey (R-PA) Senator Toomey has received 2.6 times more lobbyist contributions than the average member of congress, and has raised $3.4 million from interests in the finance, infrastructure and pharma sectors since 2010 which actively lobby on legislation he authors or before committees he sits on. 8) John Cornyn (R-TX)
Senator Cornyn has received 2.7 times more lobbyist contributions than the average member of congress, and has raised $2.6 million from interests in the finance, energy, agriculture, legal, and defense sectors since 2010 which actively lobby on legislation he authors or before committees he sits on. 9) Ron Wyden (D-OR) Senator Wyden has received 4.4 times more lobbyist contributions than the average member of congress, and has raised $1.2 million from interests in the finance, healthcare and energy sectors since 2010 which actively lobby on legislation he authors or before committees he sits on. 10) Bill Cassidy (R-LA) Senator Cassidy has received 3.7 times more lobbyist contributions than the average member of congress, and has raised $1.9 million from interests in the finance, healthcare, agriculture, real estate, and construction sectors since 2010 which lobby on legislation he authors or before committees he sits on.
SWAMPIEST MEMBERS OF THE U.S. SENATE - 2017 FULL RANKINGS RANK SENATOR
PARTY STATE
1
Michael Bennet
D
CO
2
Rob Portman
R
OH
3
Johnny Isakson
R
GA
4
Richard Burr
R
NC
5
Roy Blunt
R
MO
6
Kirsten Gillibrand
D
NY
7
Patrick Toomey
R
PA
8
John Cornyn
R
TX
9
Ron Wyden
D
OR
10
Bill Cassidy
R
LA
11
John McCain
R
AZ
12
Martin Heinrich
D
NM
13
Sherrod Brown
D
OH
14
Jon Tester
D
MT
15
Dick Durbin
D
IL
16
Gary Peters
D
MI
17
Ed Markey
D
MA
18
Mark R. Warner
D
VA
19
Cory Gardner
R
CO
20
Lisa Murkowski
R
AK
21
Marco Rubio
R
FL
22
Dean Heller
R
NV
23
Christopher Murphy
D
CT
24
Tim Kaine
D
VA
25
Cory Booker
D
NJ
26
Bill Nelson
D
FL
27
Richard Blumenthal
D
CT
28
Claire McCaskill
D
MO
29
Orrin Hatch
R
UT
30
Kamala D. Harris
D
CA
31
Bob Casey
D
PA
32
Debbie Stabenow
D
MI
33
Jerry Moran
R
KS
34
Robert Menendez
D
NJ
35
Maria Cantwell
D
WA
36
Jeanne Shaheen
D
NH
37
Brian Schatz
D
HI
38
Chris Coons
D
DE
39
Dianne Feinstein
D
CA
40
Al Franken
D
MN
94
Jeff Sessions
R
AL
41
John Thune
R
SD
42
Charles Grassley
R
IA
43
Thom Tillis
R
NC
44
Lindsey Graham
R
SC
45
Tim Scott
R
SC
46
Joe Manchin
D
WV
47
Todd Young
R
IN
48
Tom Udall
D
NM
49
Steve Daines
R
MT
50
Richard Shelby
R
AL
51
Ron Johnson
R
WI
52
Shelley Moore Capito
R
WV
53
Patrick Leahy
D
VT
54
Amy Klobuchar
D
MN
55
Tom Cotton
R
AR
56
Joe Donnelly
D
IN
57
Rand Paul
R
KY
58
Catherine Cortez-Masto
D
NV
59
Pat Roberts
R
KS
60
Jeff Alan Merkley
D
OR
61
Ted Cruz
R
TX
62
James Lankford
R
OK
63
John Boozman
R
AR
64
Bob Corker
R
TN
65
Tammy Baldwin
D
WI
66
Mazie Hirono
D
HI
67
Thad Cochran
R
MS
68
John Barrasso
R
WY
69
Susan Collins
R
ME
70
David Perdue
R
GA
71
Roger Wicker
R
MS
72
Heidi Heitkamp
D
ND
73
Benjamin Cardin
D
MD
74
John Hoeven
R
ND
75
Joni Ernst
R
IA
76
Sheldon Whitehouse
D
RI
77
Daniel S. Sullivan
R
AK
78
Michael Crapo
R
ID
79
Jeff Flake
R
AZ
91
Mike Enzi
R
WY
80
Jim Inhofe
R
OK
81
Elizabeth Warren
D
MA
82
Deb Fischer
R
NE
83
Mike Rounds
R
SD
84
Thomas Carper
D
DE
85
Lamar Alexander
R
TN
86
Mike Lee
R
UT
87
Jack Reed
D
RI
88
Chris Van Hollen
D
MD
89
Ben Sasse
R
NE
90
Tammy Duckworth
D
IL
92
Angus King
I
ME
93
James E. Risch
R
ID
95
Bernie Sanders
D
VT
SWAMPIEST MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - 2017 1) Steve Scalise (R — LA) Congressman Scalise receives 4.1 times more lobbyist contributions than the average member of congress and has raised $776,000 from interests in the energy, telecoms and technology sectors since 2010 which actively lobby on legislation he authors or before committees he sits on. 2) Frank Pallone (R — NJ) Congressman Pallone receives 4.3 times more lobbyist contributions than the average member of congress and has raised $452,000 from interests in the energy, telecoms and healthcare sectors since 2010 which actively support and oppose legislation before committees he sits on. 3) William Shuster (R — PA) Congressman Shuster receives 2.5 times more lobbyist contributions than the average member of congress and has raised $1.1 million from interests in the infrastructure and defense sectors since 2010 which actively lobby on legislation he authors or before committees he sits on. 4) Patrick Tiberi (R — OH) Congressman Tiberi receives 2.5 times more lobbyist contributions than the average member of congress and has raised $879,000 from interests in the finance, healthcare and defense sectors since 2010 which actively lobby on legislation he authors or before committees he sits on. 5) Fred Upton (R — MI) Congressman Upton receives 1.8 times more lobbyist contributions than the average member of congress and has raised $1.1 million from interests in the energy, healthcare, food, and real estate sectors since 2010 which actively lobby on legislation he authors or before committees he sits on. 6) Carolyn Maloney (D — NY) Congresswoman Maloney receives 1.6 times more lobbyist contributions than the average member of congress and has raised $1.1 million from interests in the finance sector since 2010 which actively lobbies on legislation she authors or before committees she sits on. 7) John Larson (D — CT) Congressman Larson receives 3.1 times more lobbyist contributions than the average member of congress and has raised $413,000 from interests in the defense and energy sectors since 2010 which actively lobby on legislation he authors or before committees he sits on. 8) Devin Nunes (R — CA)
Congressman Nunes has raised $1.6 million from interests in the agriculture, finance, defense, energy, and healthcare sectors since 2010 which actively lobby on legislation he authors or before committees he sits on. 9) Kevin Brady (R — TX) Congressman Brady receives 1.7 times more lobbyist contributions than the average member of congress and has raised $682,000 from interests in the healthcare and finance sectors since 2010 which actively lobby on legislation he authors or before committees he sits on. 10) Denny Heck (D — WA) Congressman Heck receives 1.7 times more lobbyist contributions than the average member of congress and has raised $682,000 from interests in the finance and healthcare sectors since 2010 which actively lobby on legislation he authors or before committees he sits on.
SWAMPIEST MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - 2017 FULL RANKINGS RANK REPRESENTATIVE
PARTY STATE DISTRICT
1
Steve Scalise
R
LA
1
2
Frank Pallone
D
NJ
6
3
William F. Shuster
R
PA
9
4
Patrick Tiberi
R
OH
12
5
Fred Upton
R
MI
6
6
Carolyn Maloney
D
NY
12
7
John Larson
D
CT
1
8
Devin Nunes
R
CA
22
9
Kevin Brady
R
TX
8
10
Denny Heck
D
WA
10
11
Garland Andy Barr
R
KY
6
12
Kyrsten Sinema
D
AZ
9
13
Ed Perlmutter
D
CO
7
14
Joseph Kennedy III
D
MA
4
15
James Clyburn
D
SC
6
16
Gerald Connolly
D
VA
11
17
Rodney Frelinghuysen
R
NJ
11
18
Xavier Becerra
D
CA
34
19
Anna Eshoo
D
CA
18
20
Michael K. Simpson
R
ID
2
21
Scott Peters
D
CA
52
22
Jeff Denham
R
CA
10
23
Bill Pascrell
D
NJ
9
24
Ben Ray Lujan
D
NM
3
25
Ron Kind
D
WI
3
26
Cheri Bustos
D
IL
17
27
Brad Schneider
D
IL
10
28
Lynn Jenkins
R
KS
2
29
Bob Goodlatte
R
VA
6
30
Debbie Wasserman Schultz
D
FL
23
31
Don Young
R
AK
32
Erik Paulsen
R
MN
3
33
Patrick Meehan
R
PA
7
34
Kurt Schrader
D
OR
5
35
Steven Brett Guthrie
R
KY
2
36
John Shimkus
R
IL
15
37
Peter Roskam
R
IL
6
38
Cedric Richmond
D
LA
2
39
Sander Levin
D
MI
9
40
Earl Blumenauer
D
OR
3
41
Edward Royce
R
CA
39
42
Joe Courtney
D
CT
2
43
Henry Cuellar
D
TX
28
44
Mac Thornberry
R
TX
13
45
Jeb Hensarling
R
TX
5
At Large
46
Pete Sessions
R
TX
32
47
Collin Peterson
D
MN
7
48
Charles W. Dent
R
PA
15
49
Tom Reed
R
NY
23
50
Ami Bera
D
CA
7
51
Steve Stivers
R
OH
15
52
Derek Kilmer
D
WA
6
53
Rosa DeLauro
D
CT
3
54
Lamar Smith
R
TX
21
55
Rick Larsen
D
WA
2
56
Mike Pompeo
R
KS
4
57
Richard Neal
D
MA
1
58
Bennie Thompson
D
MS
2
59
G.K. Butterfield
D
NC
1
60
Darrell Issa
R
CA
49
61
Michelle Lujan Grisham
D
NM
1
62
Suzan DelBene
D
WA
1
63
Mike Thompson
D
CA
5
64
Paul Tonko
D
NY
20
65
Rodney Davis
R
IL
13
66
Linda Sanchez
D
CA
38
67
Jim Himes
D
CT
4
68
Gregg Harper
R
MS
3
69
James Patrick Jim McGovern D
MA
2
70
John Carter
R
TX
31
71
Frank D. Lucas
R
OK
3
72
Richard Hudson
R
NC
8
73
Adam Kinzinger
R
IL
16
74
Bill Flores
R
TX
17
75
Ann Wagner
R
MO
2
76
Peter DeFazio
D
OR
4
77
Jim Costa
D
CA
16
78
Sanford D. Bishop Jr.
D
GA
2
79
Raul Grijalva
D
AZ
3
80
Charlie Crist
D
FL
13
81
Nita Lowey
D
NY
17
82
Kay Granger
R
TX
12
83
Annie Kuster
D
NH
2
84
Michael McCaul
R
TX
10
85
Kristi Noem
R
SD
86
Zoe Lofgren
D
CA
19
87
Ken Calvert
R
CA
42
88
Robert Aderholt
R
AL
4
89
Tom Cole
R
OK
4
90
Elizabeth Esty
D
CT
5
91
Hal Rogers
R
KY
5
92
Raul Ruiz
D
CA
36
93
Adam Smith
D
WA
9
94
Pete Olson
R
TX
22
95
Mike Rogers
R
AL
3
96
Grace Napolitano
D
CA
32
97
Daniel Lipinski
D
IL
3
98
Don Beyer
D
VA
8
99
Marsha Blackburn
R
TN
7
100
Frank LoBiondo
R
NJ
2
101
Garret Graves
R
LA
6
102
Leonard Lance
R
NJ
7
103
Gene Green
D
TX
29
104
Barbara Comstock
R
VA
10
105
Pete Aguilar
D
CA
31
At Large
106
Patrick T. McHenry
R
NC
10
107
Jerrold Nadler
D
NY
10
108
Eric Swalwell
D
CA
15
109
Mike Coffman
R
CO
6
110
Peter King
R
NY
2
111
Joaquin Castro
D
TX
20
112
Peter Visclosky
D
IN
1
113
David Cicilline
D
RI
1
114
David McKinley
R
WV
1
115
Andre Carson
D
IN
7
116
Terri Sewell
D
AL
7
117
Mario Diaz-Balart
R
FL
25
118
Tim Murphy
R
PA
18
119
Betty McCollum
D
MN
4
120
Doris Matsui
D
CA
6
121
Bill Johnson
R
OH
6
122
Dutch Ruppersberger
D
MD
2
123
Mark Amodei
R
NV
2
124
Elise Stefanik
R
NY
21
125
Joe Barton
R
TX
6
126
Joe Wilson
R
SC
2
127
Bonnie Watson Coleman
D
NJ
12
128
Bob Gibbs
R
OH
7
129
Sean Duffy
R
WI
7
130
Tony Cardenas
D
CA
29
131
Jason Chaffetz
R
UT
3
132
Donald Norcross
D
NJ
1
133
Morgan Griffith
R
VA
9
134
Dina Titus
D
NV
1
135
Vern Buchanan
R
FL
16
136
Bill Posey
R
FL
8
137
David Rouzer
R
NC
7
138
Dave Reichert
R
WA
8
139
David Valadao
R
CA
21
140
Diana DeGette
D
CO
1
141
Mike Conaway
R
TX
11
142
Kevin Yoder
R
KS
3
143
Chris Stewart
R
UT
2
144
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen
R
FL
27
145
Barbara Lee
D
CA
13
146
Keith Rothfus
R
PA
12
147
Tulsi Gabbard
D
HI
2
148
Ruben Kihuen
D
NV
4
149
Tom Price
R
GA
6
150
Debbie Dingell
D
MI
12
151
Todd Rokita
R
IN
4
152
Steven Palazzo
R
MS
4
153
Billy Long
R
MO
7
154
James R. Langevin
D
RI
2
155
Josh Gottheimer
D
NJ
5
156
Sam Graves
R
MO
6
157
Duncan Hunter
R
CA
50
158
Hakeem Jeffries
D
NY
8
159
Michael C. Burgess
R
TX
26
160
Rick Nolan
D
MN
8
161
Julia Brownley
D
CA
26
162
Bill Foster
D
IL
11
163
John J. Duncan
R
TN
2
164
George Joseph Mike Kelly
R
PA
3
165
Diane Black
R
TN
6
166
Dennis Ross
R
FL
15
167
David Schweikert
R
AZ
6
168
Kathleen M. Rice
D
NY
4
169
Bob Latta
R
OH
5
170
Scott R. Tipton
R
CO
3
171
Colleen Hanabusa
D
HI
1
172
Michael F. Doyle
D
PA
14
173
Darren Soto
D
FL
9
174
Jerry McNerney
D
CA
9
175
Bradley Byrne
R
AL
1
176
Brad Sherman
D
CA
30
177
Jamie Raskin
D
MD
8
178
Susan Brooks
R
IN
5
179
Martha McSally
R
AZ
2
180
Stephen Lynch
D
MA
8
181
Salud Carbajal
D
CA
24
182
Suzanne Bonamici
D
OR
1
183
David Young
R
IA
3
184
Blaine Luetkemeyer
R
MO
3
185
Rob Wittman
R
VA
1
186
Lucille Roybal-Allard
D
CA
40
187
Jason T. Smith
R
MO
8
188
Tim Walberg
R
MI
7
189
Marc Veasey
D
TX
33
190
Steve Pearce
R
NM
2
191
Bill Huizenga
R
MI
2
192
Steve Cohen
D
TN
9
193
Gwen Moore
D
WI
4
194
Tom Rooney
R
FL
17
195
John Culberson
R
TX
7
196
Randy Hultgren
R
IL
14
197
Lou Correa
D
CA
46
198
Nanette Barragan
D
CA
44
199
John Garamendi
D
CA
3
200
Seth Moulton
D
MA
6
201
Sam Johnson
R
TX
3
202
Peter Welch
D
VT
203
Blake Farenthold
R
TX
27
204
Anthony Brown
D
MD
4
205
Steve Womack
R
AR
3
206
John Faso
R
NY
19
207
Alfred Lawson
D
FL
5
208
Ted Deutch
D
FL
22
209
Mike Turner
R
OH
10
210
Gregory Meeks
D
NY
5
211
Thomas Anthony Marino
R
PA
10
212
Andy Biggs
R
AZ
5
213
Dwight Evans
D
PA
2
214
John Katko
R
NY
24
215
Doug Collins
R
GA
9
216
Jaime Herrera Beutler
R
WA
3
217
Jim Renacci
R
OH
16
218
Liz Cheney
R
WY
219
Gus Bilirakis
R
FL
12
220
Dan Newhouse
R
WA
4
221
Charles J. Fleischmann
R
TN
3
222
William Keating
D
MA
9
223
Dave Loebsack
D
IA
2
224
Tim Ryan
D
OH
13
225
Neal Dunn
R
FL
2
At Large
At Large
226
Nicola Niki Dickson Sauvage Tsongas D
MA
3
227
Brian Fitzpatrick
PA
8
228
Luke Messer
R
IN
6
229
Tom Rice
R
SC
7
230
Eliot Engel
D
NY
16
231
Adrian Smith
R
NE
3
232
Jared Huffman
D
CA
2
233
Tom Graves
R
GA
14
234
Kevin Cramer
R
ND
235
John Conyers Jr.
D
MI
13
236
Michael Capuano
D
MA
7
237
Jackie Walorski
R
IN
2
238
Roger Williams
R
TX
25
239
Carlos Curbelo
R
FL
26
240
Jim Jordan
R
OH
4
241
Ryan Costello
R
PA
6
242
Marcy Kaptur
D
OH
9
243
Ro Khanna
D
CA
17
244
Karen Bass
D
CA
37
245
George Holding
R
NC
2
246
John Rutherford
R
FL
4
247
Adam Schiff
D
CA
28
248
Salud Carbajal
D
CA
24
249
Will Hurd
R
TX
23
250
Emanuel Cleaver
D
MO
5
251
Ken Buck
R
CO
4
252
Drew Ferguson
0 GA
3
253
Vicente Gonzalez
D
TX
15
254
David Scott
D
GA
13
At Large
255
Ryan Zinke
R
MT
At Large
256
Val Demings
D
FL
10
257
Kenny Marchant
R
TX
24
258
Larry Bucshon
R
IN
8
259
Katherine Clark
D
MA
5
260
Lois Frankel
D
FL
21
261
Elijah Cummings
D
MD
7
262
Mike Gallagher
R
WI
8
263
Carol Shea-Porter
D
NH
1
264
Lisa Rochester
D
DE
265
John Yarmuth
D
KY
3
266
Yvette Clarke
D
NY
9
267
Rob Bishop
R
UT
1
268
Daniel Webster
R
FL
11
269
Brian Fitzpatrick
0 PA
8
270
Rob Woodall
R
GA
7
271
Pramila Jayapal
D
WA
7
272
David Price
D
NC
4
273
Virginia Foxx
R
NC
5
274
Tim Walz
D
MN
1
275
Paul Cook
R
CA
8
276
Jacky Rosen
D
NV
3
277
Jodey Arrington
R
TX
19
278
Mark Pocan
D
WI
2
279
Jimmy Panetta
D
CA
20
280
Matt Gaetz
R
FL
1
281
Alcee Hastings
D
FL
20
282
Danny K. Davis
D
IL
283
Brian Higgins
D
NY
26
284
Dan Kildee
D
MI
5
At Large
7
285
Scott Taylor
R
VA
2
286
Donald Payne Jr.
D
NJ
10
287
Filemon Vela
D
TX
34
288
Maxine Waters
D
CA
43
289
Ruben Gallego
D
AZ
7
290
Glenn Thompson
R
PA
5
291
Adriano Espaillat
D
NY
13
292
Keith Ellison
D
MN
5
293
Paul Gosar
R
AZ
4
294
Walter Jones
R
NC
3
295
Tom Garrett
R
VA
5
296
Brian Mast
R
FL
18
297
Tom O'Halleran
D
AZ
1
298
Lee Zeldin
R
NY
1
299
Martha Roby
R
AL
2
300
Roger Marshall
R
KS
1
301
Lloyd Smucker
R
PA
16
302
Hank Johnson
D
GA
4
303
Rick Crawford
R
AR
1
304
Jackie Speier
D
CA
14
305
Mimi Walters
R
CA
45
306
William Lacy Clay
D
MO
1
307
John Delaney
D
MD
6
308
Donald McEachin
D
VA
4
309
Juan Vargas
D
CA
51
310
Eddie Bernice Johnson
D
TX
30
311
Stephanie Murphy
D
FL
7
312
Darin Lahood
R
IL
18
313
Paul Mitchell
R
MI
10
314
Alma Adams
D
NC
12
315
David Kustoff
R
TN
8
316
Francis Rooney
R
FL
19
317
Claudia Tenney
R
NY
22
318
Trey Hollingsworth
R
IN
9
319
Jack Bergman
R
MI
1
320
Joyce Beatty
D
OH
3
321
Kathy Castor
D
FL
14
322
Marcia Fudge
D
OH
11
323
Mia Love
R
UT
4
324
Steve King
R
IA
4
325
Jared Polis
D
CO
2
326
Brian Babin
R
TX
36
327
Lou Barletta
R
PA
11
328
Vicky Hartzler
R
MO
4
329
Ted Poe
R
TX
2
330
Christopher Collins
R
NY
29
331
John Lewis
D
GA
5
332
Robin Kelly
D
IL
2
333
Jeff Duncan
R
SC
3
334
Judy Chu
D
CA
27
335
Ron DeSantis
R
FL
6
336
Janice Schakowsky
D
IL
9
337
Bobby Rush
D
IL
1
338
Austin Scott
R
GA
8
339
Robert Brady
D
PA
1
340
Louise Slaughter
D
NY
25
341
French Hill
R
AR
2
342
Markwayne Mullin
R
OK
2
343
Trent Franks
R
AZ
8
344
Jim Sensenbrenner
R
WI
5
345
Mike Quigley
D
IL
5
346
David Joyce
R
OH
14
347
Doug Lamborn
R
CO
5
348
Mike Bost
R
IL
349
Alex Mooney
R
WV
2
350
Stephen Chabot
R
OH
1
351
Jim Cooper
D
TN
5
352
Earl Leroy Buddy Carter
R
GA
1
353
Trey Gowdy
R
SC
4
354
Ted Lieu
D
CA
33
355
Randy Weber
R
TX
14
356
Mick Mulvaney
R
SC
5
357
Bruce Poliquin
R
ME
2
358
Andy Harris
R
MD
1
359
Rick Allen
R
GA
12
360
Mo Brooks
R
AL
5
361
Robert C. Scott
D
VA
3
362
Evan Jenkins
R
WV
3
363
Mike Bishop
R
MI
8
364
Brad Wenstrup
R
OH
2
365
John Sarbanes
D
MD
3
366
Albio Sires
D
NJ
8
367
Luis Gutierrez
D
IL
4
368
Tom MacArthur
R
NJ
3
369
Tom McClintock
R
CA
4
370
Robert Pittenger
R
NC
9
371
Stephen Knight
R
CA
25
372
Nydia Velazquez
D
NY
7
373
Thomas Massie
R
KY
4
374
Sheila Jackson Lee
D
TX
18
12
375
Mark DeSaulnier
D
CA
11
376
Scott Perry
R
PA
4
377
John Moolenaar
R
MI
4
378
Lloyd Doggett
D
TX
35
379
John Ratcliffe
R
TX
4
380
Phil Roe
R
TN
1
381
Justin Amash
R
MI
3
382
Jeff Fortenberry
R
NE
1
383
Scott DesJarlais
R
TN
4
384
Steve Russell
R
OK
5
385
Dan Donovan
R
NY
11
386
Chris Smith
R
NJ
4
387
Tom Emmer
R
MN
6
388
Frederica Wilson
D
FL
24
389
Grace Meng
D
NY
6
390
Raul Labrador
R
ID
1
391
Louie Gohmert
R
TX
1
392
Susan Davis
D
CA
53
393
Chellie Pingree
D
ME
1
394
Alan Lowenthal
D
CA
47
395
Doug LaMalfa
R
CA
1
396
Mark Takano
D
CA
41
397
Bruce Westerman
R
AR
4
398
Mark Sanford
R
SC
1
399
Matt Cartwright
D
PA
17
400
Dana Rohrabacher
R
CA
48
401
David Trott
R
MI
11
402
Jim Bridenstine
R
OK
1
403
Ted Yoho
R
FL
3
404
Brenda Lawrence
D
MI
14
405
Gary Palmer
R
AL
6
406
Barry Loudermilk
R
GA
11
407
Mark Walker
R
NC
6
408
Rod Blum
R
IA
1
409
Norma Torres
D
CA
35
410
Ralph Abraham
R
LA
5
411
Jody Hice
R
GA
10
412
Glenn Grothman
R
WI
6
413
Mark Meadows
R
NC
11
414
John Trent Kelly
R
MS
1
415
Jose Serrano
D
NY
15
416
Beto O'Rourke
D
TX
16
417
David Brat
R
VA
7
418
Al Green
D
TX
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