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539 current members · 439 House · 100 Senate · roster as of 2026-10-08

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Every sitting member of Congress, from Congress.gov and the public-domain congress-legislators dataset. Biographies are assembled from records, never written.

Who represents me?Senate House

21 members

Sen. Tom CottonR Arkansas

Sen. Mark KellyD Arizona

Sen. Michael F. BennetD Colorado

Sen. Jon OssoffD Georgia

Sen. James E. RischR Idaho

Sen. Todd YoungR Indiana

Sen. Jerry MoranR Kansas

Sen. Susan M. CollinsR Maine

Sen. Angus S. King, Jr.I Maine

Sen. Roger F. WickerR Mississippi

Sen. Ted BuddR North Carolina

Sen. Martin HeinrichD New Mexico

Sen. Kirsten E. GillibrandD New York

Sen. Chuck SchumerD New York

Sen. James LankfordR Oklahoma

Sen. Ron WydenD Oregon

Sen. Jack ReedD Rhode Island

Sen. Mike RoundsR South Dakota

Sen. John ThuneR South Dakota

Sen. John CornynR Texas

Sen. Mark R. WarnerD Virginia