121st U.S Congress (YAUT)

The **121th United States Congress** was the meeting of the 121th 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, 2029 to January 3rd, 2031, during the first two years of the Jon Ossoff presidency.

The United States House of Representatives and Senate are in control of the Democratic Party.

## Leadership

### Senate

#### Presiding

* President of the Senate: Josh Hawley (R), until January 20th, 2029
	+ Gretchen Whitmer (D), from January 20th, 2029
* President pro tempore: Mitt Romney (R), until January 20th, 2029
	+ Jeanne Shaheen (D), from January 20th, 2029

#### Democratic leadership

* Senate majority leader: Cory Booker
* Senate majority whip: Patty Murray

#### Republican leadership

* Senate minority leader: John Thune
* Senate minority whip: Mike Lee

### House

#### Republican leadership

* House Minority Leader: Steve Scalise (R)

## Members

### Senate

#### Alabama

* 2. Tommy Tuberville (Republican)
* 3. Mike Durant (Republican)

#### Alaska

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

#### Arizona

* 1. Greg Stanton (Democratic)
* 3. Ruben Gallego (Democratic)

#### Arkansas

* 2. Tom Cotton (Republican)
* 3. Bruce Westerman (Republican)

#### California

* 1. Katie Porter (Democratic)
* 3. Alex Padilla (Democratic)

#### Colorado

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

#### Connecticut

* 1. Chris Murphy (Democratic)
* 3. Jahana Hayes (Democratic)

#### Delaware

* 1. Lisa Blunt Rochester (Democratic)
* 2. Chris Coons (Democratic)

#### Douglass

* 1. Mike Brown (Democratic)
* 2. Paul Strauss (Democratic)

#### Florida

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

#### Georgia

* 2. Bee Nyguen (Democratic)
* 3. Raphael Warnock (Democratic)

#### Hawaii

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

#### Idaho

* 2. Raul Labrador (Republican)
* 3. Mike Crapo (Republican)

#### Illinois

* 2. Marie Newman (Democratic)
* 3. Tammy Duckworth (Democratic)

#### Indiana

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

#### Iowa

* 2. Joni Ernst (Republican)
* 3. Adam Gregg (Republican)

#### Kansas

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

#### Kentucky

* 2. Thomas Massie (Republican)
* 3. Rand Paul (Republican)

#### Louisiana

* 2. Garrett Graves (Republican)
* 3. John Kennedy (Republican)

#### Maine

* 1. Sara Gideon (Democratic)
* 2. Justin Chenette (Democratic)

#### Maryland

* 1. John Sarbanes (Democratic)
* 3. Chris Van Hollen (Democratic)

#### Massachusetts

* 1. Elizabeth Warren (Democratic)
* 2. Ayanna Pressley (Democratic)

#### Michigan

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

#### Minnesota

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

#### Mississippi

* 1. Michael Guest (Republican)
* 2. Cindy Hyde-Smith (Republican)

#### Missouri

* 1. Jason Smith (Republican)
* 3. Eric Schmitt (Republican)

#### Montana

* 1. Corey Stapleton (Republican)
* 2. Steve Dianes (Republican)

#### Nebraska

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

#### Nevada

* 1. Jacky Rosen (Democratic)
* 3. Aaron Ford (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. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (Democratic)

#### North Carolina

* 2. Roy Cooper (Democratic)
* 3. Jeff Jackson (Democratic)

#### North Dakota

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

#### Ohio

* 1. Warren Davidson (Republican)
* 3. JD Vance (Republican)

#### Oklahoma

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

#### Oregon

* 2. Jeff Merkley (Democratic)
* 3. Shemia Fagan (Democratic)

#### Pennsylvania

* 1. Bob Casey Jr. (Democratic)
* 3. Mehmet Oz (Republican)

#### Puerto Rico

* 2. Melinda Romero (Democratic)
* 3. Thomas Rivera Schatz (Democratic)

#### Rhode Island

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

#### South Carolina

* 2. Lindsey Graham (Republican)
* 3. Katie Arrington (Republican)

#### South Dakota

* 2. Kristi Noem (Republican)
* 3. John Thune (Republican)

#### Tennessee

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

#### Texas

* 1. Ted Cruz (Republican)
* 2. Scott Kelly (Democratic)

#### Utah

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

#### Vermont

* 1. T.J Donovan (Democratic)
* 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. Alex Mooney (Republican)
* 2. Shelley Moore Capito (Republican)

#### Wisconsin

* 1. Tammy Baldwin (Democratic)
* 3. Rebecca Kleefisch (Republican)

#### Wyoming

* 1. Ed Buchanan (Republican)
* 2. Cynthia Lummis (Republican)