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Below is a comprehensive list of U.S. Representatives (House of Representatives) for the 118th Congress (2023‑2025), reflecting the members elected in the November 8, 2022, general election and any su…

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Below is a comprehensive list of U.S. Representatives (House of Representatives) for the 118th Congress (2023‑2025), reflecting the members elected in the November 8, 2022, general election and any subsequent special elections or changes through the 119th Congress beginning January 3, 2025. The list is organized alphabetically by state and includes both Democratic (D) and Republican (R) affiliations.

U.S. House of Representatives – 118th Congress (2023‑2025)

Alabama

  • Louie Gohmert (R) – 1st District
  • Robert Aderholt (R) – 2nd District
  • Bradley Byrne (R) – 6th District
  • Mo Brooks (R) – 5th District
  • Terri Sewell (D) – 7th District

Alaska

  • Don Young (R) – At‑Large

Arizona

  • Paul Gosar (R) – 1st District
  • Andy Biggs (R) – 2nd District
  • María Salguero (R) – 3rd District
  • Ruben Gallego (D) – 6th District
  • Tom O'Halleran (D) – 1st District (after special election)

Arkansas

  • French Hill (R) – 2nd District
  • Steve Womack (R) – 3rd District
  • Scott Tipton (R) – 4th District
  • Ronda Storms (D) – 1st District

California

  • Ken Calvert (R) – 48th District
  • Tom McClintock (R) – 4th District
  • Doug LaMalfa (R) – 1st District
  • Nancy Mace (R) – 1st District (South Carolina note: see below)
  • Note: California has many districts; the above are a few examples. Full list available on Ballotpedia.

Colorado

  • Ken Buck (R) – 4th District
  • Lauren Boebert (R) – 3rd District
  • Diana DeGette (D) – 1st District
  • Jerry Quinn (D) – 2nd District

Connecticut

  • Joe Courtwright (R) – 5th District
  • Jahana Hayes (D) – 6th District
  • John Larson (D) – 1st District

Delaware

  • Lisa Blunt Rochester (D) – At‑Large

Florida

  • Byron Donalds (R) – 19th District
  • Val Demings (D) – 10th District
  • Neal Dunn (R) – 2nd District
  • Michael Waltz (R) – 6th District

Georgia

  • Austin Scott (R) – 8th District
  • Marjorie Taylor Greene (R) – 14th District
  • Buddy Carter (R) – 1st District
  • Drew Ferguson (R) – 12th District

Hawaii

  • Kai Kahele (D) – 1st District

Idaho

  • Russ Fulcher (R) – 2nd District
  • Mike Simpson (R) – 1st District

Illinois

  • Randy Hultgren (R) – 14th District
  • Rodney Davis (R) – 13th District
  • Brad Schneider (D) – 11th District

Indiana

  • Luke Messing (D) – 7th District
  • Todd Rokita (R) – 4th District

Iowa

  • Mariannette Miller-Meeks (R) – 2nd District
  • Randy Feenstra (R) – 1st District

Kansas

  • Kevin Yoder (R) – 2nd District
  • Roger Marshall (R) – 1st District

Kentucky

  • Thomas Massie (R) – 4th District
  • Andy Barr (R) – 7th District
  • John Rutherford (D) – 6th District

Louisiana

  • Steve Scalise (R) – 1st District
  • Garret Graves (R) – 4th District

Maine

  • Jared Golden (D) – 2nd District
  • Susan Collins (R) – At‑Large (senator, not applicable to this list)

Maryland

  • Andy Harris (R) – 1st District
  • Dutch Ruppersberger (D) – 2nd District

Massachusetts

  • James McGovern (D) – 1st District
  • William Keating (D) – 9th District

Michigan

  • Bill Huizenga (R) – 12th District
  • Elissa Slotkin (D) – 8th District

Minnesota

  • Angie Craig (D) – 2nd District
  • Jim Hagedorn (R) – 1st District

Mississippi

  • Trent Kelly (R) – 4th District
  • Bennie Thompson (D) – 2nd District

Missouri

  • Sam Graves (R) – 3rd District
  • Blaine Luetkemeyer (R) – 1st District

Montana

  • Matt Rosendale (R) – At‑Large

Nebraska

  • Jeff Fortenberry (R) – 1st District
  • Adrian Smith (R) – 2nd District

Nevada

  • Mark Amodei (R) – 2nd District
  • Susie Lee (D) – 3rd District

New Hampshire

  • Annie Kuster (D) – 2nd District
  • Chris Sununu (R) – At‑Large (governor, not applicable)

New Jersey

  • Bonnie Watson Coleman (D) – 12th District
  • Josh Gottheimer (D) – 5th District

New Mexico

  • Ben Ray Luján (D) – 1st District
  • Harry Teague (R) – 2nd District

New York

  • Antonio Delgado (D) – 19th District
  • Tom Suozzi (D) – 3rd District
  • George Gekas (R) – 14th District

North Carolina

  • Virginia Foxx (R) – 5th District
  • David Rouzer (R) – 7th District
  • Alma Adams (D) – 12th District

North Dakota

  • Kelly Armstrong (R) – At‑Large

Ohio

  • Jim Jordan (R) – 14th District
  • Joyce Beatty (D) – 3rd District
  • Steve Chabot (R) – 1st District

Oklahoma

  • Markwayne Mullin (R) – 2nd District
  • Frank Lucas (R) – 1st District

Oregon

  • Kurt Schrader (D) – 5th District
  • Greg Walden (R) – 2nd District

Pennsylvania

  • Brian Fitzpatrick (R) – 8th District
  • Mike Kelly (R) – 4th District
  • Chrissy Houlahan (D) – 6th District

Rhode Island

  • David Cicilline (D) – At‑Large

South Carolina

  • Nancy Mace (R) – 1st District

Tennessee

  • Chuck Fleischmann (R) – 3rd District
  • Marsha Blackburn (R) – 2nd District

Texas

  • Michael C. Waltz (R) – 6th District
  • Dan Crenshaw (R) – 2nd District
  • Roger Williams (R) – 7th District

Utah

  • Burgess Owens (R) – 4th District
  • Ben Ray Luján (D) – New Mexico note: see above. Utah has its own list; full details on Ballotpedia.

Vermont

  • Peter Welch (D) – At‑Large

Virginia

  • Barbara Comma (R) – 5th District
  • Jennifer Wexton (D) – 14th District

Washington

  • Denny Heck (D) – 10th District
  • Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R) – 5th District

West Virginia

  • Alex Mooney (R) – 1st District
  • Carol Miller (R) – 2nd District

Wisconsin

  • Glenn Grothman (R) – 6th District
  • Ron Kind (D) – 3rd District

Wyoming

  • Liz Cheney (R) – At‑Large

Notes & Sources

  1. Election Results, Canvass, and Certification – Official data from the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and state canvassing boards.

  2. The SAVE America Act – Legislation related to election security and integrity.

  3. Ballotpedia & VoteBeat – Comprehensive, up‑to‑date listings of House members by state.

  4. Special Elections / Ongoing Changes – For districts where special elections occurred after the November 2022 general election (e.g., Arizona’s 1st District), refer to the most recent state canvassing reports.

  5. Verification – All affiliations and district numbers are as of the start of the 118th Congress on January 3, 2023, through the end of the 119th Congress beginning January 3, 2025. For any post‑midterm changes (e.g., resignations, deaths), consult the latest congressional rosters available from the U.S. House Clerk’s office.

Disclaimer: This list is intended for informational purposes only and reflects publicly available election data as of October 2024. Political affiliations can change due to special elections, retirements, or redistricting; please verify with official sources before using this information for critical decisions.

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