House Leadership
(click for issues stances) |
Leadership Title (click for official website) |
|---|
| John Boehner |
Speaker of the House
(Republican, Ohio 8th district) |
| Eric Cantor |
Outgoing Majority Leader (resignation effective July 31)
(Republican, Virginia 7th district) |
| Kevin McCarthy |
Outgoing Majority Whip (elected Majority Leader effective July 31)
(Republican, California 23rd district) |
| Steve Scalise |
Incoming Majority Whip (effective July 31)
(Republican, Louisiana 1st district) |
| Nancy Pelosi |
Minority Leader
(Democrat, California 12th district) |
| Steny Hoyer |
Minority Whip
(Democrat, Maryland 5th district) |
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| Representative |
District
| Party | Year first seated |
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| (click for web page) |
(Click on district number for contact info via House of Representatives website)
 Winners of contested House elections marked |
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| Alabama |
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| Jo Bonner | 1 | (R) | 2003 | Resigning effective August 15th, 2013 |
| Rep. Bonner announced his resignation less than 5 months after being seated in the 113th Congress, to which he was elected unopposed to a two-year term.
Bonner announced on May 23 that he was accepting a "once-in-a-lifetime opportunity" as Vice Chancellor for Government Relations and Economic Development at The University of Alabama System.
The taxpayers of Alabama will foot the bill for a special election to replace Bonner; the dates announced by Gov. Robert Bentley are:
Sept. 24 for the primary; then primary runoff on Nov. 5 (winner: Bradley Byrne, R); then the general election Dec. 17. |
| Martha Roby | 2 | (R) | 2011 |
| Michael Rogers | 3 | (R) | 2003 |
| Robert Aderholt | 4 | (R) | 1997 |
| Mo Brooks | 5 | (R) | 2011 |
| Spencer Bachus | 6 | (R) | 1993 | Retiring 2014 |
| Won primary: Gary Palmer (R) |
| Terri Sewell | 7 | (D) | 2011 |
| Alaska |
|---|
| Don Young | AL | (R) | 1973* |
| 2014 Democratic challenger: Frank Vondersaar (D, lost August primary). |
| Arizona |
|---|
| Ann Kirkpatrick | 1 | (D) | 2013 | Previously in House 2009-2011;
one of 8 most vulnerable Dems in 2014 |
| Ron Barber | 2 | (D) | 2012 | One of 8 most vulnerable Dems in 2014 |
| 2014 challenger: Martha McSally (R) |
| Raul Grijalva | 3 | (D) | 2003 |
| Paul Gosar | 4 | (R) | 2011 |
| Matt Salmon | 5 | (R) | 2013 | Previously in House 1995-2001 |
| David Schweikert | 6 | (R) | 2011 |
| Ed Pastor | 7 | (D) | 1991* | Retiring 2014 |
| 2014 winner: Ruben Gallego (D) |
| Trent Franks | 8 | (R) | 2003 |
| Kyrsten Sinema | 9 | (D) | 2013 |
| Arkansas |
|---|
| Rick Crawford | 1 | (R) | 2011 | Targeted by the DCCC in 2014 |
| Tim Griffin | 2 | (R) | 2011 | Running for AR Lt. Governor 2014 |
| 2014 winner: French Hill (R) |
| Steve Womack | 3 | (R) | 2011 |
| Tom Cotton | 4 | (R) | 2013 | Running for AR Senate 2014 |
| Won primary: Bruce Westerman (R) |
| California |
|---|
| Doug LaMalfa | 1 | (R) | 2013 |
| Jared Huffman | 2 | (D) | 2013 |
| John Garamendi | 3 | (D) | 2009* |
| Tom McClintock | 4 | (R) | 2009 |
| Mike Thompson | 5 | (D) | 1999 |
| Doris Matsui | 6 | (D) | 2005* |
| Ami Bera | 7 | (D) | 2013 |
| Challenged in 2014 by Former U.S. Rep. Doug Ose (R) |
| Challenged in 2014 by former Senate candidate Elizabeth Emken (R; lost primary) |
| Paul Cook | 8 | (R) | 2013 |
| Jerry McNerney | 9 | (D) | 2007 |
| Jeff Denham | 10 | (R) | 2011 | Targeted by the DCCC in 2014 |
| George Miller | 11 | (D) | 1975 | Retiring 2014 |
| Won primary: Mark DeSaulnier (D) |
| Nancy Pelosi | 12 | (D) | 1987 |
| Barbara Lee | 13 | (D) | 1998* |
| Jackie Speier | 14 | (D) | 2008* |
| Eric Swalwell | 15 | (D) | 2013 |
| Jim Costa | 16 | (D) | 2005 |
| 2014 challenger: Johnny Tacherra (R) |
| Mike Honda | 17 | (D) | 2001 | Targeted by the NRCC in 2014 |
| Anna Eshoo | 18 | (D) | 1993 |
| Zoe Lofgren | 19 | (D) | 1995 |
| Sam Farr | 20 | (D) | 1993 |
| David Valadao | 21 | (R) | 2013 | Targeted by the DCCC in 2014 |
| Devin Nunes | 22 | (R) | 2003 |
| Kevin McCarthy | 23 | (R) | 2007 | Elected Majority Leader, June 2014 |
| Lois Capps | 24 | (D) | 1998* |
| Buck McKeon | 25 | (R) | 1993 | Retiring 2014 |
| 2014 winner: Steve Knight (R) |
| Julia Brownley | 26 | (D) | 2013 |
| 2014 challenger: Jeff Gorell (R) |
| Judy Chu | 27 | (D) | 2009 |
| Adam Schiff | 28 | (D) | 2001 |
| Tony Cardenas | 29 | (D) | 2013 |
| Brad Sherman | 30 | (D) | 1997 |
| Gary Miller | 31 | (R) | 1999 | Retiring 2014 |
| Challenged in 2014 by Former U.S. Rep. Joe Baca (D; lost June 3 jungle primary); November Runoff: Paul Chabot (R) vs.
Pete Aguilar (D). |
| Grace Napolitano | 32 | (D) | 1999 |
| Henry Waxman | 33 | (D) | 1975 | Retiring 2014 |
| Won primary: Ted Lieu (D) |
| Xavier Becerra | 34 | (D) | 1993 |
| Gloria Negrete McLeod | 35 | (D) | 2013 | Retiring 2014 to run for County Supervisor |
| Won primary: Norma Torres (D) |
| Raul Ruiz | 36 | (D) | 2013 | One of 8 most vulnerable Dems in 2014 |
| Karen Bass | 37 | (D) | 2011 |
| Linda Sanchez | 38 | (D) | 2003 |
| Ed Royce | 39 | (R) | 1993 |
| Lucille Roybal-Allard | 40 | (D) | 1993 |
| Mark Takano | 41 | (D) | 2013 |
| Ken Calvert | 42 | (R) | 1993 |
| Maxine Waters | 43 | (D) | 1991 |
| Janice Hahn | 44 | (D) | 2011 |
| John Campbell | 45 | (R) | 2005 | Retiring 2014 |
| Won primary: Mimi Walters (R) |
| Loretta Sanchez | 46 | (D) | 1997 |
| Alan Lowenthal | 47 | (D) | 2013 |
| Dana Rohrabacher | 48 | (R) | 1989 |
| Darrell Issa | 49 | (R) | 2001 |
| Duncan D. Hunter | 50 | (R) | 2009 |
| Juan Vargas | 51 | (D) | 2013 |
| Scott Peters | 52 | (D) | 2013 | One of 8 most vulnerable Dems in 2014 |
| Susan Davis | 53 | (D) | 2001 |
| Colorado |
|---|
| Diana DeGette | 1 | (D) | 1997 |
| Jared Polis | 2 | (D) | 2009 |
| Scott Tipton | 3 | (R) | 2011 |
| Cory Gardner | 4 | (R) | 2011 | Running for CO Senate 2014 |
| Open seat 2014: Ken Buck (R) vs. Vic Meyers (D) |
| Doug Lamborn | 5 | (R) | 2007 |
| Mike Coffman | 6 | (R) | 2009 | Targeted by the DCCC in 2014 |
| Challenged in 2014 by former State House Speaker Andrew Romanoff (D) |
| Ed Perlmutter | 7 | (D) | 2007 |
| Connecticut |
|---|
| John Larson | 1 | (D) | 1999 |
| Hot race: challenge by Matthew Corey(R) |
| Joe Courtney | 2 | (D) | 2007 |
| Rosa DeLauro | 3 | (D) | 1991 |
| Jim Himes | 4 | (D) | 2009 |
| Elizabeth Esty | 5 | (D) | 2013 |
| Delaware |
|---|
| John Carney | AL | (D) | 2011 |
| District of Columbia |
|---|
| Eleanor Holmes Norton | AL | (D) | 1991 |
| Florida |
|---|
| Jeff Miller | 1 | (R) | 2001 |
| Steve Southerland | 2 | (R) | 2011 |
| 2014 winner: Gwen Graham (D) |
| Ted Yoho | 3 | (R) | 2013 |
| Ander Crenshaw | 4 | (R) | 2001 |
| Corrine Brown | 5 | (D) | 1993 |
| Ron DeSantis | 6 | (R) | 2013 |
| John Mica | 7 | (R) | 1993 |
| Bill Posey | 8 | (R) | 2009 |
| Alan Grayson | 9 | (D) | 2013 | Previously in House 2009-2011 |
| Daniel Webster | 10 | (R) | 2011 |
| Rich Nugent | 11 | (R) | 2011 |
| Gus Bilirakis | 12 | (R) | 2007 |
| Bill Young | 13 | (R) | 1971 | Deceased 2014 |
| Rep. Young passed away on Oct. 18, 2013; a special election was called by Gov. Rick Scott (R) for March 11, 2014, with a Republican primary on Jan. 14, 2014;
candidates include: Alex Sink (D); state Rep. Kathleen Peters (R); David Jolly (R; elected March 2014); Mark Bircher (R); Lucas Overby (L); and Michael Levinson (I). |
| Kathy Castor | 14 | (D) | 2007 |
| Dennis Ross | 15 | (R) | 2011 |
| Vern Buchanan | 16 | (R) | 2007 |
| Tom Rooney | 17 | (R) | 2009 |
| Patrick Murphy | 18 | (D) | 2013 | One of 8 most vulnerable Dems in 2014 |
| Trey Radel | 19 | (R) | 2013 |
Rep. Radel resigned Jan. 27, 2014, after an arrest for cocaine possession.
Gov. Rick Scott (R) scheduled the special election to replace him for April 22 primary, and June 24 election. Contenders include:
former Rep. Connie Mack (R); former State Rep. Paige Kreegel (R); State Senator Lizbeth Benacquisto (R); CEO Curt Clawson (R, won special election); Chauncey Goss (R). |
| Alcee Hastings | 20 | (D) | 1993 |
| Ted Deutch | 21 | (D) | 2010 |
| Lois Frankel | 22 | (D) | 2013 |
| Debbie Wasserman Schultz | 23 | (D) | 2005 |
| Frederica Wilson | 24 | (D) | 2011 |
| Mario Diaz-Balart | 25 | (R) | 2003 |
| Joe Garcia | 26 | (D) | 2013 | One of 8 most vulnerable Dems in 2014 |
| Challenged in 2014 by Former U.S. Rep. David Rivera (R; lost primary) and Carlos Curbelo |
| Ileana Ros-Lehtinen | 27 | (R) | 1989 |
| Georgia |
|---|
| Jack Kingston | 1 | (R) | 1993 | Running for GA Senate 2014 |
| Won primary: Buddy Carter (R) |
| Sanford Bishop | 2 | (D) | 1993 |
| Lynn Westmoreland | 3 | (R) | 2003 |
| Hank Johnson | 4 | (D) | 2007 |
| John Lewis | 5 | (D) | 1987 |
| Tom Price | 6 | (R) | 2005 |
| Rob Woodall | 7 | (R) | 2011 |
| Austin Scott | 8 | (R) | 2011 |
| Doug Collins | 9 | (R) | 2013 |
| Paul Broun | 10 | (R) | 2007 | Running for GA Senate 2014 |
| Contenders in 2014: Jody Hice (R, won July primary) |
| Phil Gingrey | 11 | (R) | 2003 | Running for GA Senate 2014 |
| Contenders in 2014: Barry Loudermilk (R, won July primary) vs. Former U.S. Rep. Bob Barr (R, lost July primary) |
| John Barrow | 12 | (D) | 2005 |
| 2014 winner: Rick Allen (R) |
| David Scott | 13 | (D) | 2003 |
| Tom Graves | 14 | (R) | 2010 |
| Hawaii |
|---|
| Colleen Hanabusa | 1 | (D) | 2011 | Running for HI Senate 2014 |
Rep. Hanabusa was informally nominated by Sen. Daniel Inouye as his own successor.
Sen. Inouye died on Dec. 17, 2012; Gov. Neil Abercrombie appointed Lt. Gov. Brian Schatz instead.
Former Rep. Charles Djou (R) is running for the seat against Mark Takai (D) |
| Tulsi Gabbard | 2 | (D) | 2013 |
| Idaho |
|---|
| Raul Labrador | 1 | (R) | 2011 | Lost bid for Majority Leader, June 2014 |
| Mike Simpson | 2 | (R) | 1999 |
| Illinois |
|---|
| Bobby Rush | 1 | (D) | 1993 |
| Jesse Louis Jackson | 2 | (D; resigned) | 1995 | On medical leave since June 10, 2012; resigned Nov. 21, 2012 |
Rep. Jackson resigned under ethics investigation and suffering from psychological issues; Gov. Pat Quinn (D, IL) has set a special election date of Feb. 26, 2013, for the primary, and April 9 for the general election.
Primary winners: Cook County Chief Administrative Officer Robin Kelly (D; won general election; sworn in April 11, 2013);
Paul McKinley (R); LeAlan Jones (G).
Also ran in the primary: Former U.S. Rep. Debbie Halvorson (D); Former U.S. Rep. Mel Reynolds; State Sen. Toi Hutchinson;
Ald. Anthony Beale (D); Ald. Will Burns, State Sen. Kwame Raoul, former Cook County Board President Todd Stroger, Ald. Sandi Jackson (Jesse Louis Jackson's wife), John Jackson (Jesse Louis Jackson's brother) |
| Robin Kelly | 2 | (D) | 2013* |
| Dan Lipinski | 3 | (D) | 2005 |
| Luis Gutierrez | 4 | (D) | 1993 |
| Mike Quigley | 5 | (D) | 2009 |
| Peter Roskam | 6 | (R) | 2007 | Lost bid for Majority Whip, June 2014 |
| Danny K. Davis | 7 | (D) | 1997 |
| Tammy Duckworth | 8 | (D) | 2013 |
| Jan Schakowsky | 9 | (D) | 1999 |
| Brad Schneider | 10 | (D) | 2013 |
| Challenged in 2014 by Former U.S. Rep. Bob Dold (R) |
| Bill Foster | 11 | (D) | 2013 | Previously in House 2008-2011;
one of 8 most vulnerable Dems in 2014 |
| Bill Enyart | 12 | (D) | 2013 |
| 2014 winner: Mike Bost (R) |
| Rodney L. Davis | 13 | (R) | 2013 | Targeted by the DCCC in 2014 |
| Randy Hultgren | 14 | (R) | 2011 |
| John Shimkus | 15 | (R) | 1997 |
| Adam Kinzinger | 16 | (R) | 2011 |
| Cheri Bustos | 17 | (D) | 2013 |
| Challenged in 2014 by Former U.S. Rep. Bobby Schilling (R) |
| Aaron Schock | 18 | (R) | 2009 |
| Indiana |
|---|
| Pete Visclosky | 1 | (D) | 1985 |
| Jackie Walorski | 2 | (R) | 2013 |
| Marlin Stutzman | 3 | (R) | 2010 |
| Todd Rokita | 4 | (R) | 2011 |
| Susan Brooks | 5 | (R) | 2013 |
| Luke Messer | 6 | (R) | 2013 |
| Andre Carson | 7 | (D) | 2008 |
| Larry Bucshon | 8 | (R) | 2011 |
| Todd Young | 9 | (R) | 2011 |
| Iowa |
|---|
| Bruce Braley | 1 | (D) | 2007 | Running for IA Senate 2014 |
| Won primary: Pat Murphy (D); Rod Blum (R) |
| David Loebsack | 2 | (D) | 2007 |
| Tom Latham | 3 | (R) | 1995 | Targeted by the DCCC; retiring in 2014 |
| 2014 winner: David Young (R) |
| Steve King | 4 | (R) | 2003 |
| Kansas |
|---|
| Tim Huelskamp | 1 | (R) | 2011 |
| Lynn Jenkins | 2 | (R) | 2009 |
| Kevin Yoder | 3 | (R) | 2011 |
| Mike Pompeo | 4 | (R) | 2011 |
| Challenged in 2014 by Former U.S. Rep. Todd Tiahrt (R; Aug. 5, 2014 primary) |
| Kentucky |
|---|
| Ed Whitfield | 1 | (R) | 1995 |
| Brett Guthrie | 2 | (R) | 2009 |
| John Yarmuth | 3 | (D) | 2007 |
| Thomas Massie | 4 | (R) | 2012* |
| Hal Rogers | 5 | (R) | 1981 |
| Andy Barr | 6 | (R) | 2013 |
| Louisiana |
|---|
| Steve Scalise | 1 | (R) | 2008 | Elected Majority Whip, June 2014 |
| Cedric Richmond | 2 | (D) | 2011 |
| Jeff Landry | 3 | (R) | 2011 | Lost runoff election on Dec. 8, 2012 (last House seat to be decided for 2013) |
| Charles Boustany | 3 | (R) | 2005 | Won runoff election on Dec. 8, 2012 (last House seat to be decided for 2013) |
| John Fleming | 4 | (R) | 2009 |
| Rodney Alexander | 5 | (R) | 2003 | Resigned 2013 |
| Rep. Alexander resigned to become Secretary of the Louisiana Department of Veterans Affairs; Gov. Bobby Jindal (R, LA) has set a special election primary date of October 16, 2013.
Results of Nov. 15 general election: Vance McAllister (R) over State Sen. Neil Riser (R).
Dec. 6 runoff: Jamie Mayo (D) vs. Ralph Abraham (R) |
| Bill Cassidy | 6 | (R) | 2009 | Running for LA Senate 2014 |
| Dec. 6 runoff: Edwin Edwards (D) vs. Garret Graves (R) |
| Maine |
|---|
| Chellie Pingree | 1 | (D) | 2009 |
| Mike Michaud | 2 | (D) | 2001 | Running for ME Governor 2014 |
| 2014 winner: Bruce Poliquin (R) |
| Maryland |
|---|
| Andy Harris | 1 | (R) | 2011 |
| Dutch Ruppersberger | 2 | (D) | 2003 |
| John Sarbanes | 3 | (D) | 2007 |
| Donna Edwards | 4 | (D) | 2008 |
| Opponent: Arvin Vohra(L). |
| Steny Hoyer | 5 | (D) | 1981 |
| John Delaney | 6 | (D) | 2013 |
| Opponent: Daniel Bongino (R). |
| Elijah Cummings | 7 | (D) | 1996 |
| Chris Van Hollen | 8 | (D) | 2003 |
| Massachusetts |
|---|
| Richard Neal | 1 | (D) | 1989 |
| Jim McGovern | 2 | (D) | 1997 |
| Niki Tsongas | 3 | (D) | 2007 |
| Joe Kennedy III | 4 | (D) | 2013 |
| Ed Markey | 5 | (D) | 1976 | Elected to 2013 MA Senate |
| Rep. Markey was elected Senator on June 25, 2013, and sworn into the Senate on July 16. Gov. Deval Patrick announced the special election dates for the House seat as: primary on Oct. 15; general election on Dec. 10. Contenders:
|
| John Tierney | 6 | (D) | 1997 | Targeted by the NRCC in 2014 |
| Tierney lost the Democratic primary to Seth Moulton; challenged in 2014 by Former Lt. Gov. candidate Richard Tisei (R) |
| Mike Capuano | 7 | (D) | 1999 |
| Stephen Lynch | 8 | (D) | 2001* | Running for 2013 MA Senate (lost May primary) |
| Bill Keating | 9 | (D) | 2011 |
| Michigan |
|---|
| Dan Benishek | 1 | (R) | 2011 |
| Bill Huizenga | 2 | (R) | 2011 |
| Justin Amash | 3 | (R) | 2011 |
| Dave Camp | 4 | (R) | 1991 | Retiring 2014 |
| Former Senate candidate Peter Konetchy (R, lost primary) ran for the seat against John Moolenaar (R) |
| Dan Kildee | 5 | (D) | 2013 |
| Fred Upton | 6 | (R) | 1987 |
| Tim Walberg | 7 | (R) | 2011 | Targeted by the DCCC in 2014 |
| Mike Rogers | 8 | (R) | 2001 | Retiring 2014 |
| 2014 winner: Mike Bishop (R) |
| Sander Levin | 9 | (D) | 1983 |
| Candice Miller | 10 | (R) | 2003 |
| Kerry Bentivolio | 11 | (R) | 2013 | Targeted by the DCCC in 2014; lost primary |
Rep. David Curson seated in District 11 for lame-duck session (from special election Nov. 2012 through regular inauguration Jan. 2013)
2014 election winner: Dave Trott |
| John Dingell | 12 | (D) | 1955* | Retiring 2014 |
| 2014 Democratic nominee: Debbie Dingell (D), wife of retiring Rep. John Dingell. |
| John Conyers | 13 | (D) | 1965 | Failed to make ballot, May 2014 |
| Gary Peters | 14 | (D) | 2009 | Running for MI Senate 2014 |
| 2014 Challengers: Former Rep. Hansen Clarke (D, lost primary) vs. Brenda Lawrence (D) vs. Marcia Squier(Green). |
| Minnesota |
|---|
| Tim Walz | 1 | (D) | 2007 |
| John Kline | 2 | (R) | 2003 | Targeted by the DCCC in 2014 |
| Erik Paulsen | 3 | (R) | 2009 | Targeted by the DCCC in 2014 |
| Betty McCollum | 4 | (D) | 2001 |
| Keith Ellison | 5 | (D) | 2007 |
| Michele Bachmann | 6 | (R) | 2007 | Retiring 2014 |
| Won primary: Tom Emmer (R) |
| Collin Peterson | 7 | (D) | 1991 | Targeted by the NRCC in 2014 |
| Rick Nolan | 8 | (D) | 2013 |
| Mississippi |
|---|
| Alan Nunnelee | 1 | (R) | 2011 |
| Bennie Thompson | 2 | (D) | 1993* |
| Gregg Harper | 3 | (R) | 2009 |
| Steven Palazzo | 4 | (R) | 2011 |
| Challenged in 2014 by Former U.S. Rep. Gene Taylor (R; lost June 3, 2014 primary) |
| Missouri |
|---|
| William Lacy Clay | 1 | (D) | 2001 |
| Ann Wagner | 2 | (R) | 2013 |
| Blaine Luetkemeyer | 3 | (R) | 2009 |
| Vicky Hartzler | 4 | (R) | 2011 |
| Emanuel Cleaver | 5 | (D) | 2005 |
| Sam Graves | 6 | (R) | 2001 |
| Billy Long | 7 | (R) | 2011 |
| Jo Ann Emerson | 8 | (R) | 1996* |
Rep. Emerson announced in Dec. 2012, one month after being re-elected and one month before being sworn in, that she would resign effective February 2013, to become head of become President and Chief Executive Officer of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association.
Gov. Jay Nixon announced a special election date of June 4, 2013 (with no primary; just party-based selection of contenders); all expenses for the special election must be paid by the taxpayers of Missouri.
Winner: Jason Smith, Speaker Pro Tem of the Missouri House of Representatives (R);
Also ran:Steve Hodges, State Representative District 161 (D); Bill Slantz (L); Missouri Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder (R); State Sen. Jason Crowell (R); State Sen. Kevin Engler (R); State Republican Party executive director Lloyd Smith (R). |
| Montana |
|---|
| Steve Daines | AL | (R) | 2013 | Running for MT Senate 2014 |
| Challenged in 2014 by former Senate candidate Corey Stapleton (R)
and former U.S. Representative Denny Rehberg (R)
2014 election winner: Ryan Zinke (R) |
| Nebraska |
|---|
| Jeff Fortenberry | 1 | (R) | 2005 |
| Lee Terry | 2 | (R) | 1999 | Targeted by the DCCC in 2014 |
| 2014 election winner: Brad Ashford |
| Adrian Smith | 3 | (R) | 2007 |
| Nevada |
|---|
| Dina Titus | 1 | (D) | 2013 | Previously in House 2009-2011 |
| Mark Amodei | 2 | (R) | 2011 |
| Joe Heck | 3 | (R) | 2011 |
| Steven Horsford | 4 | (D) | 2013 |
| 2014 winner: Cresent Hardy (R) |
| New Hampshire |
|---|
| Carol Shea-Porter | 1 | (D) | 2013 | Previously in House 2007-2011;
one of 8 most vulnerable Dems in 2014 |
| Challenged in 2014 by Former U.S. Rep. Frank Guinta (R) |
| Annie Kuster | 2 | (D) | 2013 |
| New Jersey |
|---|
| Rob Andrews | 1 | (D) | 1990 |
| Rep. Andrews announced his pending resignation in Feb. 2014, under ethics investigation for campaign spending on personal expenses.
Gov. Chris Christie will announce a special election date, likely to coincide with the 2014 election schedule.
Contenders: State Sen. Donald Norcross; Camden Mayor Dana Redd. |
| Frank LoBiondo | 2 | (R) | 2003 | Targeted by the DCCC in 2014 |
| Jon Runyan | 3 | (R) | 2011 | Targeted by the DCCC; retiring in 2014 |
| Challengers in 2014: Tom MacArthur (R); Steve Lonegan (R, lost June 3, 2014 primary) |
| Chris Smith | 4 | (R) | 1981 |
| Scott Garrett | 5 | (R) | 2003 |
| Frank Pallone | 6 | (D) | 1989 | Ran for NJ Senate 2013 |
| Leonard Lance | 7 | (R) | 2009 |
| Albio Sires | 8 | (D) | 2006* |
| Bill Pascrell | 9 | (D) | 1997 |
| Donald Payne Jr. | 10 | (D) | 2012* |
| Rodney Frelinghuysen | 11 | (R) | 1995 |
| Rush Holt | 12 | (D) | 1999 | Ran for NJ Senate 2013; retiring 2014 |
| Won primary: Bonnie Coleman (R) |
| New Mexico |
|---|
| Michelle Lujan-Grisham | 1 | (D) | 2013 |
| Steve Pearce | 2 | (R) | 2011 |
| Ben Ray Lujan | 3 | (D) | 2009 |
| New York |
|---|
| Timothy Bishop | 1 | (D) | 2003 |
| 2014 winner: Lee Zeldin (R) |
| Peter King | 2 | (R) | 1993 |
| Steve Israel | 3 | (D) | 2001 |
| Carolyn McCarthy | 4 | (D) | 1997 | Retiring 2014 |
| Won primary: Kathleen Rice (D) |
| Gregory Meeks | 5 | (D) | 1999 |
| Grace Meng | 6 | (D) | 2013 |
| Nydia Velazquez | 7 | (D) | 1993 |
| Hakeem Jeffries | 8 | (D) | 2013 |
| Yvette Clarke | 9 | (D) | 2007 |
| Jerrold Nadler | 10 | (D) | 1993 |
| Michael Grimm | 11 | (R) | 2011 | Targeted by the DCCC in 2014 |
| Challenged in 2014 by Former U.S. Rep. Vito Fossella (R) |
| Carolyn Maloney | 12 | (D) | 1993 |
| Charles Rangel | 13 | (D) | 1971 |
| Joseph Crowley | 14 | (D) | 1999 |
| Jose Serrano | 15 | (D) | 1990 |
| Eliot Engel | 16 | (D) | 1989 |
| Nita Lowey | 17 | (D) | 1989 |
| Sean Maloney | 18 | (D) | 2013 |
| Challenged in 2014 by Former Rep. Nan Hayworth (R). |
| Chris Gibson | 19 | (R) | 2011 |
| Paul Tonko | 20 | (D) | 2009 |
| Bill Owens | 21 | (D) | 2009 | Retiring 2014 |
| 2014 election winner: Elise Stefanik |
| Richard Hanna | 22 | (R) | 2011 |
| Tom Reed | 23 | (R) | 2010 | Targeted by the DCCC in 2014 |
| Dan Maffei | 24 | (D) | 2013 | Previously in House 2009-2011 |
| 2014 election winner: John Katko (R) |
| Louise Slaughter | 25 | (D) | 1987 |
| 2014 challenger: Mark Assini (R) |
| Brian Higgins | 26 | (D) | 2005 |
| Chris Collins | 27 | (R) | 2013 |
| North Carolina |
|---|
| G.K. Butterfield | 1 | (D) | 2004* |
| Renee Ellmers | 2 | (R) | 2011 |
| Walter Beaman Jones | 3 | (R) | 1995 |
| David Price | 4 | (D) | 1997 |
| Virginia Foxx | 5 | (R) | 2005 |
| Howard Coble | 6 | (R) | 1985 | Retiring 2014 |
| Won primary: Mark Walker (R) |
| Mike McIntyre | 7 | (D) | 1997 | Retiring 2014 |
| Won primary: David Rouzer (R) |
| Richard Hudson | 8 | (R) | 2013 |
| Robert Pittenger | 9 | (R) | 2013 |
| Patrick McHenry | 10 | (R) | 2005 |
| Mark Meadows | 11 | (R) | 2013 |
| Mel Watt | 12 | (D) | 1993 | Resigned to head the Federal Housing Finance Agency |
| Rep. Watt's appointment was finalized on Dec. 11, 2013. Gov. Pat McCrory will announce a special election date;
expected dates are: primary in February 2014; runoff on May 6, 2014 (with midterm election primaries); special election July 15, 2014 (with 2014 runoff election).
Candidates: State Rep. Alma Adams (won special election); State Sen. Malcolm Graham; Former School Board Chairman George Battle III; State Rep. Beverly Earle;
State Rep. Marcus Brandon; State Rep. Rodney Moore. |
| George Holding | 13 | (R) | 2013 |
| North Dakota |
|---|
| Kevin Cramer | AL | (R) | 2013 |
| Ohio |
|---|
| Steve Chabot | 1 | (R) | 2011 |
| Brad Wenstrup | 2 | (R) | 2013 |
| Joyce Beatty | 3 | (D) | 2013 |
| Jim Jordan | 4 | (R) | 2007 |
| Bob Latta | 5 | (R) | 2007 |
| Bill Johnson | 6 | (R) | 2011 |
| Bob Gibbs | 7 | (R) | 2011 |
| Challenged in 2014 by Former U.S. Rep. John Boccieri (D) |
| John Boehner | 8 | (R) | 1991 |
| Marcy Kaptur | 9 | (D) | 1983 |
| Mike Turner | 10 | (R) | 2003 |
| Marcia Fudge | 11 | (D) | 2008* |
| Pat Tiberi | 12 | (R) | 2001 |
| Tim Ryan | 13 | (D) | 2003 |
| David Joyce | 14 | (R) | 2013 |
| Steve Stivers | 15 | (R) | 2011 |
| Jim Renacci | 16 | (R) | 2011 |
| Oklahoma |
|---|
| Jim Bridenstine | 1 | (R) | 2013 | Running for OK Senate 2014 |
| Markwayne Mullin | 2 | (R) | 2013 |
| Frank Lucas | 3 | (R) | 2003 |
| Tom Cole | 4 | (R) | 2003 |
| James Lankford | 5 | (R) | 2011 | Running for OK Senate 2014 |
| Won primary: Steve Russell (R) |
| Oregon |
|---|
| Suzanne Bonamici | 1 | (D) | 2012 |
| Greg Walden | 2 | (R) | 1999 |
| Earl Blumenauer | 3 | (D) | 1996* |
| Peter DeFazio | 4 | (D) | 1987 |
| Kurt Schrader | 5 | (D) | 2009 |
| Pennsylvania |
|---|
| Bob Brady | 1 | (D) | 1998* |
| Chaka Fattah | 2 | (D) | 1995 |
| Mike Kelly | 3 | (R) | 2011 |
| Scott Perry | 4 | (R) | 2013 |
| Glenn Thompson | 5 | (R) | 2009 |
| Jim Gerlach | 6 | (R) | 2003 | Retiring 2014 |
| 2014 winner: Ryan Costello (R) |
| Pat Meehan | 7 | (R) | 2011 |
| Mike Fitzpatrick | 8 | (R) | 2011 | Targeted by the DCCC in 2014 |
| Bill Shuster | 9 | (R) | 2001* |
| Tom Marino | 10 | (R) | 2011 |
| Lou Barletta | 11 | (R) | 2011 |
| Keith Rothfus | 12 | (R) | 2013 |
| Allyson Schwartz | 13 | (D) | 2005 | Running for PA Governor 2014 |
| Challenged in 2014 by Former U.S. Rep. Marjorie Margolies-Mezvinsky (D); who lost primary to Brendan Boyle (D) |
| Michael Doyle | 14 | (D) | 1995 |
| Charles Dent | 15 | (R) | 2005 |
| Joseph Pitts | 16 | (R) | 1997 |
| Matt Cartwright | 17 | (D) | 2013 |
| Tim Murphy | 18 | (R) | 2003 |
| Rhode Island |
|---|
| David Cicilline | 1 | (D) | 2011 |
| James Langevin | 2 | (D) | 2001 |
| South Carolina |
|---|
| Tim Scott | 1 | (R) | 2011 |
On Dec. 17, 2012, Rep. Scott was appointed to the U.S. Senate to fill the seat of Sen. Jim DeMint, who resigned effective Jan. 2013 to run a think tank.
Gov. Nikki Haley made the appointment, and has set a special election date of May 7 for Rep. Scott's replacement. A primary will be held March 19 with runoffs on April 2.
Contenders include: Former Governor Mark Sanford (R; won); Former First Lady Jenny Sanford (R); Elizabeth Colbert-Busch (D; lost); former Congressional aide Ben Frasier (D); state Sen. Tom Davis (R); state Sen.-elect Paul Thurmond (R, son of former Sen. Strom Thurmond); State Sen. Larry Grooms (R);
state Sen. Chip Campsen (R); state Rep. Chip Limehouse (R); state Rep. Peter McCoy (R); State Rep. Jim Merrill (R). See our coverage of South Carolina House debates between Sanford and Colbert-Busch. |
| Joe Wilson | 2 | (R) | 2001 |
| Jeff Duncan | 3 | (R) | 2011 |
| Trey Gowdy | 4 | (R) | 2011 |
| Mick Mulvaney | 5 | (R) | 2011 |
| Jim Clyburn | 6 | (D) | 1993 |
| Tom Rice | 7 | (R) | 2013 |
| South Dakota |
|---|
| Kristi Noem | AL | (R) | 2011 |
| Tennessee |
|---|
| Phil Roe | 1 | (R) | 2009 |
| Jimmy Duncan | 2 | (R) | 1988* |
| Chuck Fleischmann | 3 | (R) | 2011 |
| Scott DesJarlais | 4 | (R) | 2011 | Targeted by the NRCC in 2014 |
| Jim Cooper | 5 | (D) | 2003 |
| Diane Black | 6 | (R) | 2011 |
| Marsha Blackburn | 7 | (R) | 2003 |
| Stephen Fincher | 8 | (R) | 2011 |
| Steve Cohen | 9 | (D) | 2007 |
| Texas |
|---|
| Louie Gohmert | 1 | (R) | 2005 |
| Ted Poe | 2 | (R) | 2005 |
| Sam Johnson | 3 | (R) | 1991 |
| Ralph Hall | 4 | (R) | 1981 | Lost primary, May 2014 |
| Challenger for 2014: John Ratcliffe (R, won primary May 2014) |
| Jeb Hensarling | 5 | (R) | 2003 |
| Joe Barton | 6 | (R) | 1985 |
| John Culberson | 7 | (R) | 2001 |
| Kevin Brady | 8 | (R) | 1997 |
| 2014 Independent challenger: Scott Keller (I, withdrew June 2014) |
| Al Green | 9 | (D) | 2005 |
| Michael McCaul | 10 | (R) | 2005 |
| Mike Conaway | 11 | (R) | 2005 |
| Kay Granger | 12 | (R) | 1999 |
| Mac Thornberry | 13 | (R) | 1995 |
| Randy Weber | 14 | (R) | 2013 |
| Ruben Hinojosa | 15 | (D) | 1997 |
| Beto O'Rourke | 16 | (D) | 2013 |
| Bill Flores | 17 | (R) | 2011 |
| Sheila Jackson Lee | 18 | (D) | 1995 |
| Randy Neugebauer | 19 | (R) | 2003 |
| Joaquin Castro | 20 | (D) | 2013 |
| Lamar Smith | 21 | (R) | 1987 |
| Pete Olson | 22 | (R) | 2009 |
| Pete Gallego | 23 | (D) | 2013 |
| 2014 challengers: Will Hurd (R); Former Rep. Francisco Canseco (R). |
| Kenny Marchant | 24 | (R) | 2005 |
| Roger Williams | 25 | (R) | 2013 |
| Michael Burgess | 26 | (R) | 2003 |
| Blake Farenthold | 27 | (R) | 2011 |
| Henry Cuellar | 28 | (D) | 2005 |
| Gene Green | 29 | (D) | 1993 |
| Eddie Bernice Johnson | 30 | (D) | 1991 |
| John Carter | 31 | (R) | 2003 |
| Pete Sessions | 32 | (R) | 1997 |
| Marc Veasey | 33 | (D) | 2013 |
| Filemon Vela | 34 | (D) | 2013 |
| Lloyd Doggett | 35 | (D) | 1995 |
| Steve Stockman | 36 | (R) | 2013 | Previously in House 1995-1997;Running for TX Senate 2014
|
| Won primary: Brian Babin (R) |
| Utah |
|---|
| Rob Bishop | 1 | (R) | 2003 |
| Chris Stewart | 2 | (R) | 2013 |
| Jason Chaffetz | 3 | (R) | 2009 |
| Jim Matheson | 4 | (D) | 2001 | Retiring 2014 |
| 2014 GOP nominee: Mia Love (R). |
| Vermont |
|---|
| Peter Welch | AL | (D) | 2007 |
| Virginia |
|---|
| Rob Wittman | 1 | (R) | 2007 |
| Scott Rigell | 2 | (R) | 2011 |
| Bobby Scott | 3 | (D) | 1993 |
| Randy Forbes | 4 | (R) | 2001 |
| Robert Hurt | 5 | (R) | 2011 |
| Bob Goodlatte | 6 | (R) | 1993 |
| Eric Cantor | 7 | (R) | 2001 | Resigned as Majority Leader, June 2014 |
| Challenger for 2014: Dave Brat (R, won primary June 2014) |
| Jim Moran | 8 | (D) | 1991 | Retiring 2014 |
| Won primary: Don Beyer (D) |
| Morgan Griffith | 9 | (R) | 2011 |
| Frank Wolf | 10 | (R) | 1981 | Retiring 2014 |
| Contender for 2014: Former U.S. Rep. Artur Davis (D; withdrew Dec. 2013) |
| 2014 winner: Barbara Comstock (R) |
| Gerry Connolly | 11 | (D) | 2009 |
| Washington |
|---|
| Suzan DelBene | 1 | (D) | 2012* |
| Rick Larsen | 2 | (D) | 2001 |
| Jaime Herrera | 3 | (R) | 2011 |
| Doc Hastings | 4 | (R) | 1995 | Retiring 2014 |
| 2014 winner: Dan Newhouse (R) |
| Cathy McMorris Rodgers | 5 | (R) | 2005 |
| Derek Kilmer | 6 | (D) | 2013 |
| Jim McDermott | 7 | (D) | 1989 |
| Dave Reichert | 8 | (R) | 2005 |
| Adam Smith | 9 | (D) | 1997 |
| Denny Heck | 10 | (D) | 2013 |
| West Virginia |
|---|
| David McKinley | 1 | (R) | 2011 |
| Shelley Moore Capito | 2 | (R) | 2001 | Running for WV Senate 2014 |
| 2014 winner: Alex Mooney (R) |
| Nick Rahall | 3 | (D) | 1977 |
| 2014 winner: Evan Jenkins (R) |
| Wisconsin |
|---|
| Paul Ryan | 1 | (R) | 1999 |
| Mark Pocan | 2 | (D) | 2013 |
| Ron Kind | 3 | (D) | 1997 |
| Gwen Moore | 4 | (D) | 2005 |
| Jim Sensenbrenner | 5 | (R) | 1979 |
| Tom Petri | 6 | (R) | 1979 | Retiring 2014 |
| 2014 winner: Glenn Grothman (R) |
| Sean Duffy | 7 | (R) | 2011 |
| Reid Ribble | 8 | (R) | 2011 |
| Wyoming |
|---|
| Cynthia Lummis | AL | (R) | 2009 |
| * Year first seated with an asterisk indicates a special election (otherwise seated in January) |
