118th U.S Congress (YAUT)

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The **118th United States Congress** was the meeting of the 118th legislative branch of the United States federal government, composed of the Senate and the House of Representatives. It convened in Washington D.C, on January 3rd, 2023 to January 3rd, 2025, during the final two years of the Joe Biden presidency.

In the 2022 midterm elections, Republicans gain back the House of Representatives, but the Democrats held onto the Senate (51-49).

## Members

### Senate

#### Alabama

* 2. Tommy Tuberville (Republican)
* 3. Katie Britt (Republican)

#### Alaska

* 2. Dan Sullivan (Republican)
* 3. Lisa Murkowski (Republican)

#### Arizona

* 1. Krysten Simena (Democratic)
* 3. Mark Kelly (Democratic)

#### Arkansas

* 2. Tom Cotton (Republican)
* 3. John Boozman (Republican)

#### California

* 1. Dianne Feinstein (Democratic)
* 3. Alex Padilla (Democratic)

#### Colorado

* 2. John Hickenlooper (Democratic)
* 3. Michael Bennet (Democratic)

#### Connecticut

* 1. Chris Murphy (Democratic)
* 3. Richard Blumenthal (Democratic)

#### Delaware

* 1. Tom Carper (Democratic)
* 2. Chris Coons (Democratic)

#### Florida

* 1. Rick Scott (Republican)
* 3. Marco Rubio (Republican)

#### Georgia

* 2. Jon Ossoff (Democratic)
* 3. Raphael Warnock (Democratic)

#### Hawaii

* 1. Mazie Hirono (Democratic)
* 2. Brian Schatz (Democratic)

#### Idaho

* 2. Jim Risch (Republican)
* 3. Mike Crapo (Republican)

#### Illinois

* 2. Dick Durbin (Democratic)
* 3. Tammy Duckworth (Democratic)

#### Indiana

* 1. Mike Braun (Republican)
* 3. Todd Young (Republican)

#### Iowa

* 2. Joni Ernst (Republican)
* 3. Chuck Grassley (Republican), until 2023
	+ Adam Gregg (Republican), from 2023

#### Kansas

* 2. Roger Marshall (Republican)
* 3. Jerry Moran (Republican)

#### Kentucky

* 2. Mitch McConnell (Republican)
* 3. Rand Paul (Republican)

#### Louisiana

* 2. Bill Cassidy (Republican)
* 3. John Kennedy (Republican)

#### Maine

* 1. Angus King (Independent)
* 2. Susan Collins (Republican)

#### Maryland

* 1. Ben Cardin (Democratic)
* 3. Chris Van Hollen (Democratic)

#### Massachusetts

* 1. Elizabeth Warren (Democratic)
* 2. Ed Markey (Democratic)

#### Michigan

* 1. Debbie Stabenow (Democratic)
* 2. Gary Peters (Democratic)

#### Minnesota

* 1. Amy Klobuchar (DFL)
* 2. Tina Smith (DFL)

#### Mississippi

* 1. Roger Wicker (Republican)
* 2. Cindy Hyde-Smith (Republican)

#### Missouri

* 1. Josh Hawley (Republican)
* 3. Eric Schmitt (Republican)

#### Montana

* 1. Jon Tester (Democratic)
* 2. Steve Dianes (Republican)

#### Nebraska

* 1. Deb Fischer (Republican)
* 2. Ben Sasse (Republican)

#### Nevada

* 1. Jacky Rosen (Democratic)
* 3. Catherine Cortez-Masto (Democratic)

#### New Hampshire

* 2. Jeanne Shaheen (Democratic)
* 3. Maggie Hassan (Democratic)

#### New Jersey

* 1. Bob Menendez (Democratic)
* 2. Cory Booker (Democratic)

#### New Mexico

* 1. Martin Heinrich (Democratic)
* 2. Ben Ray Lujan (Democratic)

#### New York

* 1. Kirsten Gillibrand (Democratic)
* 3. Chuck Schumer (Democratic)

#### North Carolina

* 2. Thom Tillis (Republican)
* 3. Ted Budd (Republican)

#### North Dakota

* 1. Kevin Cramer (Republican)
* 3. John Hoeven (Republican)

#### Ohio

* 1. Sherrod Brown (Democratic)
* 3. JD Vance (Republican)

#### Oklahoma

* 2. Markwayne Mullin (Republican)
* 3. James Lankford (Republican)

#### Oregon

* 2. Jeff Merkley (Democratic)
* 3. Ron Wyden (Democratic)

#### Pennsylvania

* 1. Bob Casey Jr. (Democratic)
* 3. John Fetterman (Democratic)

#### Rhode Island

* 1. Sheldon Whitehouse (Democratic)
* 2. Jack Reed (Democratic)

#### South Carolina

* 2. Lindsey Graham (Republican)
* 3. Tim Scott (Republican)

#### South Dakota

* 2. Mike Rounds (Republican)
* 3. John Thune (Republican)

#### Tennessee

* 1. Marsha Blackburn (Republican)
* 2. Bill Hagerty (Republican)

#### Texas

* 1. Ted Cruz (Republican)
* 2. John Cornyn (Republican)

#### Utah

* 1. Mitt Romney (Republican)
* 3. Mike Lee (Republican)

#### Vermont

* 1. Bernie Sanders (Independent)
* 3. Peter Welch (Democratic)

#### Virginia

* 1. Tim Kaine (Democratic)
* 2. Mark Warner (Democratic)

#### Washington

* 1. Maria Cantwell (Democratic)
* 3. Patty Murray (Democratic)

#### West Virginia

* 1. Joe Manchin (Democratic)
* 2. Shelley Moore Capito (Republican)

#### Wisconsin

* 1. Tammy Baldwin (Democratic)
* 3. Ron Johnson (Republican)

#### Wyoming

* 1. John Barrasso (Republican)
* 2. Cynthia Lummis (Republican)

### House

#### Alabama

1. Jerry Carl (Republican)
2. Barry Moore (Republican)
3. Mike Rogers (Republican)
4. Robert Aderholt (Republican)
5. Dale Strong (Republican)
6. Gary Palmer (Republican)
7. Terri Sewell (Democratic)

#### Alaska

* Alaska-at-large: Sarah Palin (Republican)

#### Arizona

1. David Schweikert (Republican)
2. Eli Bremer (Republican)
3. Ruben Gallego (Democratic)
4. Greg Stanton (Democratic)
5. Andy Biggs (Republican)
6. Juan Ciscomani (Republican)
7. Raul Grijalva (Democratic)
8. Debbie Lesko (Republican)
9. Paul Gosar (Republican)

#### Arkansas

1. Rick Crawford (Republican)
2. French Hill (Republican)
3. Steve Womack (Republican)
4. Bruce Westerman (Republican)

#### California

1. Doug LaMalfa (Republican)
2. Jared Huffman (Democratic)
3. Kevin Kiley (Republican)
4. Mike Thompson (Democratic)
5. Tom McClintock (Republican)
6. Ami Bera (Democratic)
7. Doris Matsui (Democratic)
8. John Garamendi (Democratic)
9. Josh Harder (Democratic)
10. Mark DeSaulnier (Democratic)
11. Nancy Pelosi (Democratic)
12. Barbara Lee (Democratic)
13. Adam Gray (Democratic)
14. Eric Swalwell (Democratic)
15. Kevin Mullin (Democratic)
16. Anna Eshoo (Democratic)
17. Ro Khanna (Democratic)
18. Zoe Lofgren (Democratic)
19. Jimmy Panetta (Democratic)
20. Kevin McCarthy (Republican)
21. Jim Costa (Democratic)
22. David Valadao (Republican)
23. Jay Obernolte (Republican)
24. Salud Carbajal (Democratic)
25. Raul Ruiz (Democratic)
26. Julia Brownley (Democratic)
27. Mark Garcia (Republican)
28. Judy Chu (Democratic)
29. Tony Cardenas (Democratic)
30. Adam Schiff (Democratic)
31. Grace Napolitano (Democratic)
32. Brad Sherman (Democratic)
33. Pete Aguilar (Democratic)
34. Jimmy Gomez (Democratic)
35. Norma Torres (Democratic)
36. Ted Lieu (Democratic)
37. Sydney Kamlager (Democratic)
38. Linda Sanchez (Democratic)
39. Mark Takano (Democratic)
40. Young Kim (Republican)
41. Ken Calvert (Republican)
42. Robert Garcia (Democratic)
43. Maxine Waters (Democratic)
44. Nanette Barragan (Democratic)
45. Michael Steel (Republican)
46. Lou Correa (Democratic)
47. Katie Porter (Democratic)
48. Darrell Issa (Republican)
49. Mike Levin (Democratic)
50. Scott Peters (Democratic)
51. Sara Jacobs (Democratic)
52. Juan Vargas (Democratic)

#### Idaho

1. Russ Fulcher (Republican)
2. Mike Simpson (Republican)

#### Kentucky

1. James Comer (Republican)
2. Brett Guthrie (Republican)
3. Morgan McGarvey (Democratic)
4. Thomas Massie (Republican)
5. Hal Rogers (Republican)
6. Andy Barr (Republican)

#### Nebraska

1. Mike Flood (Republican)
2. Don Bacon (Republican)
3. Adrian Smith (Republican)

#### North Carolina

1. Don Davis (Democratic)
2. Deborah K. Ross (Democratic)
3. Greg Murphy (Republican)
4. Valerie Foushee (Democratic)
5. Virginia Foxx (Republican)
6. Kathy Manning (Democratic)
7. David Rouzer (Republican)
8. Dan Bishop (Republican)
9. Richard Hudson (Republican)
10. Patrick McHenry (Republican)
11. Chuck Edwards (Republican)
12. Alma Adams (Democratic)
13. Wiley Nickel (Democratic)
14. Jeff Jackson (Democratic)

#### Ohio

1. Greg Landsman (Democratic)
2. Brad Wenstrup (Republican)
3. Joyce Beatty (Democratic)
4. Jim Jordan (Republican)
5. Bob Latta (Republican)
6. Bill Johnson (Republican)
7. Max Miller (Republican)
8. Warren Davidson (Republican)
9. Marcy Kaptur (Democratic)
10. Mike Turner (Republican)
11. Stonel Brown (Democratic)
12. Troy Balderson (Republican)
13. Emilia Sykes (Democratic)
14. David Joyce (Republican)
15. Mike Carey (Republican)

#### Oregon

1. Suzanne Bonamici (Democratic)
2. Cliff Bentz (Republican)
3. Earl Blumeauer (Democratic)
4. Val Hoyle (Democratic)
5. Lori Chavez-DeRemer (Republican)
6. Andrea Salinas (Democratic)

#### Pennsylvania

1. Brian Fitzpatrick (Republican)
2. Brendan Boyle (Democratic)
3. Dwight Evans (Democratic)
4. Madeline Dean (Democratic)
5. Mary Gay Scanlon (Democratic)
6. Chrissy Houlahan (Democratic)
7. Susan Wild (Democratic)
8. Matt Cartwright (Democratic)
9. Dan Meuser (Republican)
10. Scott Perry (Republican)
11. Lloyd Smucker (Republican)
12. Summer Lee (Democratic)
13. John Joyce (Republican)
14. Guy Reschenthaler (Republican)
15. Glenn Thompson (Republican)
16. Mike Kelly (Republican)
17. Chris Deluzio (Democratic)

#### South Carolina

1. Nancy Mace (Republican)
2. Joe Wilson (Republican)
3. Jeff Duncan (Republican)
4. William Timmons (Republican)
5. Ralph Norman (Republican)
6. Jim Clyburn (Democratic)
7. Russell Fry (Republican)

#### South Dakota

* South Dakota-at-large: Dusty Johnson (Republican)

#### Tennessee

1. Diana Harshbarger (Republican)
2. Tim Burchett (Republican)
3. Chuck Fleischmann (Republican)
4. Scott DeJarlais (Republican)
5. Andy Ogles (Republican)
6. John W. Rose (Republican)
7. Mark E. Green (Republican)
8. David Kustoff (Republican)
9. Steve Cohen (Democratic)

#### Texas

1. Nathaniel Moran (Republican)
2. Dan Crenshaw (Republican)
3. Keith Self (Republican)
4. Pat Fallon (Republican)
5. Lance Gooden (Republican)
6. Jake Ellzey (Republican)
7. Lizzie Fletcher (Democratic)
8. Morgan Luttrell (Republican)
9. Al Green (Democratic)
10. Michael McCaul (Republican)
11. August Pfluger (Republican)
12. Kay Granger (Republican)
13. Ronny Jackson (Republican)
14. Randy Weber (Republican)
15. Monica De La Cruz (Republican)
16. Veronica Escobar (Democratic)
17. Pete Sessions (Republican)
18. Sheila Jackson Lee (Democratic)
19. Jodey Arrington (Republican)
20. Joaquin Castro (Democratic)
21. Chip Roy (Republican)
22. Troy Nehls (Republican)
23. Tony Gonzales (Republican)
24. Beth Van Duyne (Republican)
25. Roger Williams (Republican)
26. Michael Burgess (Republican)
27. Michael Cloud (Republican)
28. Henry Cuellar (Democratic)
29. Sylvia Garcia (Democratic)
30. Jasmine Crockett (Democratic)
31. John Carter (Republican)
32. Colin Allred (Democratic)
33. Marc Veasey (Democratic)
34. Vicente Gonzalez (Democratic)
35. Greg Casar (Democratic)
36. Brian Babin (Republican)
37. Lloyd Doggett (Democratic)
38. Wesley Hunt (Republican)