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109th United States House of Representatives (by state)

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Category: United States Congress

The 109th United States Congress meets from January 4, 2005, to January 1, 2007. All members of the House of Representatives were elected in the November 2004 House elections.

The next House for the 110th United States Congress will be elected in the November 2006 House elections.

Contents 1 House leadership 1.1 Membership 1.1.1 Alabama 1.1.2 Alaska 1.1.3 Arizona 1.1.4 Arkansas 1.1.5 California 1.1.6 Colorado 1.1.7 Connecticut 1.1.8 Delaware 1.1.9 Florida 1.1.10 Georgia 1.1.11 Hawaii 1.1.12 Idaho 1.1.13 Illinois 1.1.14 Indiana 1.1.15 Iowa 1.1.16 Kansas 1.1.17 Kentucky 1.1.18 Louisiana 1.1.19 Maine 1.1.20 Maryland 1.1.21 Massachusetts 1.1.22 Michigan 1.1.23 Minnesota 1.1.24 Mississippi 1.1.25 Missouri 1.1.26 Montana 1.1.27 Nebraska 1.1.28 Nevada 1.1.29 New Hampshire 1.1.30 New Jersey 1.1.31 New Mexico 1.1.32 New York 1.1.33 North Carolina 1.1.34 North Dakota 1.1.35 Ohio 1.1.36 Oklahoma 1.1.37 Oregon 1.1.38 Pennsylvania 1.1.39 Rhode Island 1.1.40 South Carolina 1.1.41 South Dakota 1.1.42 Tennessee 1.1.43 Texas 1.1.44 Utah 1.1.45 Vermont 1.1.46 Virginia 1.1.47 Washington 1.1.48 West Virginia 1.1.49 Wisconsin 1.1.50 Wyoming 1.1.51 Territories and Non-Voting Delegates 2 Changes in Membership of the 109th Congress House of Representatives 3 Related articles 4 References 5 External links

House leadership

Office	Representative	Party	District
Speaker of the House	Dennis Hastert	Republican	IL-14
Majority Leader	John Boehner	Republican	OH-08
Minority Leader	Nancy Pelosi	Democrat	CA-08
Majority Whip	Roy Blunt	Republican	MO-07
Minority Whip	Steny Hoyer	Democrat	MD-05

Membership

There are 230 Republicans, 201 Democrats, and 1 Independent in the lower chamber of the 109th Congress, with 3 vacancies.

Alabama

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District	Description	Member	Party	Elected	2004 Status	2004 Opponent	2006 Status
AL-01	Mobile, Gulf Coast	Jo Bonner	Republican	2002	Re-Elected	Jo Bonner (R) 63% Judy McCain Belk (D) 37%	--
AL-02	Montgomery, Dotham	Terry Everett	Republican	1992	Re-Elected	Terry Everett (R) 72% Chuck James (D) 28%	--
AL-03	Auburn, Talladega	Mike D. Rogers	Republican	2002	Re-Elected	Mike D. Rogers (R) 61% Bill Fuller (D) 39%	--
AL-04	Jasper, Gadsden	Robert Aderholt	Republican	1996	Re-Elected	Robert Aderholt (R) 75% Carl Cole (D) 25%	--
AL-05	Huntsville	Robert Cramer	Democrat	1990	Re-Elected	Robert Cramer (D) 73% Gerry Wallace (R) 27%	--
AL-06	Hoover, Birmingham Suburbs	Spencer Bachus	Republican	1992	Re-Elected	unopposed	--
AL-07	Birmingham, Tuscaloosa	Artur Davis	Democrat	2002	Re-Elected	Artur Davis (D) 75% Steve Cameron (R) 25%	--

Alaska

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District	Description	Member	Party	Elected	2004 Status	2004 Opponent	2006 Status
AK-AL	Entire State	Don Young	Republican	1972	Re-Elected	Don Young (R) 72% Thomas Higgins (D) 22% Timothy Feller (G) 4% Alvin Anders (L) 2%	--

Arizona

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District	Description	Member	Party	Elected	2004 Status	2004 Opponent	2006 Status
AZ-01	Flagstaff, Prescott	Rick Renzi	Republican	2002	Re-Elected	Rick Renzi (R) 59% Paul Babbitt (D) 36% John Crockett (L) 5%	--
AZ-02	Kingman, Bullhead City	Trent Franks	Republican	2002	Re-Elected	Trent Franks (R) 59% Randy Camacho (D) 39% Powell Gamill (L) 2%	--
AZ-03	Paradise Valley, Cave Creek	John Shadegg	Republican	1994	Re-Elected	John Shadegg (R) 80% none (D) Mark Yannone (L) 20%	--
AZ-04	Phoenix	Ed Pastor	Democrat	1990	Re-Elected	Ed Pastor (D) 70% Don Karg (R) 26% Gary Fallon (L) 4%	--
AZ-05	Scottsdale, Tempe	J. D. Hayworth	Republican	1994	Re-Elected	J. D. Hayworth (R) 60% Elizabeth Rogers (D) 38% Michael Kielsky (L) 2%	--
AZ-06	Mesa, Apache Junction	Jeff Flake	Republican	2000	Re-Elected	Jeff Flake (R) 79% none (D) Craig Stritar (L) 21%	--
AZ-07	Tucson, Yuma	Raul Grijalva	Democrat	2002	Re-Elected	Raul Grijalva (D) 61% Joseph Sweeney (R) 34% Dave Kaplan (L) 5%	--
AZ-08 8	Oro Valley, Sierra Vista	Jim Kolbe	Republican	1984	Re-Elected	Jim Kolbe (R) 60% Eva Bacal (D) 36% Robert Anderson (L) 4%	--

Arkansas

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District	Member	Description	Party	Elected	2004 Status	2004 Opponent	2006 Status
AR-01	West Memphis, Jonesboro	Marion Berry	Democrat	1996	Re-Elected	Marion Berry (D) 67% Vernon Humphrey (R) 33%	--
AR-02	Little Rock	Vic Snyder	Democrat	1996	Re-Elected	Vic Snyder (D) 58% Marvin Parks (R) 42%	--
AR-03	Fayetteville, Bentonville	John Boozman	Republican	2000	Re-Elected	John Boozman (R) 59% Jan Judy (D) 38% Dale Morfey (I) 3%	--
AR-04	Hot Springs, Pine Bluff	Mike Ross	Democrat	2000	Re-Elected	unopposed	--

California

District Map

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District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Previous Opponent
CA-01	Napa, West Sacramento, Eureka	Mike Thompson	D	1998	04 Re-Elected 06	Lawrence Wiesner (R)
CA-02	Redding, Chico, Yuba City	Wally Herger	R	1988	04 Re-Elected 06	Mike Johnson (D)
CA-03	Gold River, Rancho Cordova	Dan Lungren	R	2004	04 Elected 06
CA-04	Roseville, Lake Tahoe	John Doolittle	R	1990	04 Re-Elected 06	Dave Winters (D)
CA-05	Sacramento	Doris Matsui	D	2005	04 Bob Matsui Re-Elected 05 Special Election 06
CA-06	Marin and Sonoma Counties	Lynn Woolsey	D	1992	04 Re-Elected 06	Paul Erikson (R)
CA-07	Concord, Vallejo, Vacaville	George Miller	D	1974	04 Re-Elected 06	Charles Hargrave (R)
CA-08	San Francisco	Nancy Pelosi	D	1986	04 Re-Elected 06	Jennifer DePalma (R)
CA-09	Oakland, Berkeley	Barbara Lee	D	1998	04 Re-Elected 06	Claudia Bermudez (R) James Eyer (L)
CA-10	Walnut Creek, Fairfield, Livermore	Ellen Tauscher	D	1996	04 Re-Elected 06	Jeff Ketelson (R)
CA-11	Pleasanton, Tracy, Lodi	Richard Pombo	R	1992	04 Re-Elected 06	Jerry McNerney (D)
CA-12	San Mateo, Daly City, San Francisco (Sunset)	Tom Lantos	D	1980	04 Re-Elected 06	Mike Garza (R) Harland Harrison (L)
CA-13	San Leandro, Fremont	Pete Stark	D	1972	04 Re-Elected 06	George Bruno (R) Mark Stroberg (L)
CA-14	Palo Alto, Redwood City	Anna Eshoo	D	1992	04 Re-Elected 06	J. Chris Haugen (R) Brian Holtz (L)
CA-15	Campbell, Milpitas, Gilroy	Mike Honda	D	2000	04 Re-Elected 06	Raymond Chukwu (R)
CA-16	San Jose	Zoe Lofgren	D	1994	04 Re-Elected 06	Douglas McNea (R) Markus Welch (L)
CA-17	Santa Cruz, Salinas, Monterey	Sam Farr	D	1992	04 Re-Elected 06	Mark Risley (R) Joe Smolen (L)
CA-18	Stockton, Modesto, Merced	Dennis Cardoza	D	2002	04 Re-Elected 06	Charles Pringle (R)
CA-19	Tuolomne, Mariposa and Madera Counties	George Radanovich	R	1996	04 Re-Elected 06	James Lex Bufford (D)
CA-20	Fresno, Kings County	Jim Costa	D	2004	04 Elected 06
CA-21	Visalia, Dinuba	Devin Nunes	R	2000	04 Re-Elected 06	Fred Davis (D)
CA-22	Bakersfield and Inland San Luis Obispo County	Bill Thomas	R	1978	04 Re-Elected 06	none
CA-23	Coastal Ventura, Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo Counties	Lois Capps	D	1998	04 Re-Elected 06	Don Regan (R) Michael Favorite (L)
CA-24	Inland Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties	Elton Gallegly	R	1986	04 Re-Elected 06	Brett Wagner (D)
CA-25	Santa Clarita, Palmdale	Howard McKeon	R	1992	04 Re-Elected 06	Tim Willoughby (D)
CA-26	Arcadia, Glendora, Rancho Cucamonga	David Dreier	R	1980	04 Re-Elected 06	Cynthia Matthews (D) Randall Weissbuch (L)
CA-27	Northridge	Brad Sherman	D	1996	04 Re-Elected 06	Robert Levy (R)
CA-28	San Fernando Valley	Howard Berman	D	1982	04 Re-Elected 06	David Hernandez Jr. (R) Kelley Ross (L)
CA-29	Pasadena, Burbank	Adam Schiff	D	2000	04 Re-Elected 06	Harry Scolinos (R) Ted Brown (L)
CA-30	Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, Malibu, Santa Monica	Henry Waxman	D	1974	04 Re-Elected	Victor Elizalde (R)
CA-31	Hollywood	Xavier Becerra	D	1992	04 Re-Elected 06	Luis Vega (R)
CA-32	East Los Angeles, San Gabriel Valley	Hilda Solis	D	2000	04 Re-Elected 06	Leland Faegre (L)
CA-33	Koreatown, Miracle Mile, Culver City	Diane Watson	D	2001	04 Re-Elected 06	Robert Weber Jr. (R) Bob Weber (L)
CA-34	Downtown Los Angeles, Downey	Lucille Roybal-Allard	D	1992	04 Re-Elected 06	Wayne Miller (R)
CA-35	Inglewood, Gardena	Maxine Waters	D	1990	04 Re-Elected 06	Ross Moen (R) Charles Tate (L)
CA-36	Venice, Redondo Beach, Torrance	Jane Harman	D	1986	04 Re-Elected 06	Paul Whitehead (R) Mike Binkley (L)
CA-37	Compton, Inland Long Beach	Juanita Millender-McDonald	D	1996	04 Re-Elected 06	Vernon Van (R) Herb Peters (L)
CA-38	Santa Fe Springs, Pomona	Grace Napolitano	D	1998	04 Re-Elected 06	none
CA-39	South Gate, Lakewood	Linda Sanchez	D	2002	04 Re-Elected 06	Tim Escobar (R)
CA-40	Fullerton, Orange	Ed Royce	R	1992	04 Re-Elected 06	J. Tilman Williams (D)
CA-41	Redlands, Hesperia	Jerry Lewis	R	1978	04 Re-Elected 06	Peymon Mottahedeh (L)
CA-42	Yorba Linda, Mission Viejo, Chino	Gary Miller	R	1998	04 Re-Elected 06	Lewis Myers (D)
CA-43	Ontario, San Bernardino	Joe Baca	D	1999	04 Re-Elected 06	Ed Laning (R)
CA-44	Riverside, San Clemente	Ken Calvert	R	1992	04 Re-Elected 06	Louis Vandenberg (D)
CA-45	Palm Springs	Mary Bono	R	1998	04 Re-Elected 06	Richard Meyer (D)
CA-46	Downtown Long Beach, Huntington Beach	Dana Rohrabacher	R	1988	04 Re-Elected 06	Jim Brandt (D) Keith Gann (L)
CA-47	Anaheim, Santa Ana	Loretta Sanchez	D	1996	04 Re-Elected 06	Alexandria Coronado (R)
CA-48	Irvine, Newport Beach	John Campbell	R	2005	04 Christopher Cox Re-Elected 05 Special Election 06
CA-49	Oceanside, Temecula	Darrell Issa	R	2000	04 Re-Elected 06	Mike Byron (D) Lars Grossmith (L)
CA-50	Carlsbad, Escondido, San Diego (Northern)	Brian Bilbray	R	2006	04 Randy Cunningham Re-Elected 06 Special Election
CA-51	Chula Vista, El Centro	Bob Filner	D	1992	04 Re-Elected 06	Mike Giorgino (R) Mike Metti (L)
CA-52	El Cajon, Santee	Duncan Hunter	R	1980	04 Re-Elected 06	Brian Keliher (D) Mike Benoit (L)
CA-53	San Diego	Susan Davis	D	2000	04 Re-Elected 06	Darin Hunzeker (R) Adam Van Susteren (L)

Colorado

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District	Description	Member	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
CO-01	Denver	Diana DeGette	Democrat	1996	04 Re-Elected 06	Diana DeGette (D) 73% Roland Chicas (R) 25%
CO-02	Boulder, Broomfield	Mark Udall	Democrat	1998	04 Re-Elected 06	Mark Udall (D) 67% Stephen Hackman (R) 31% Norman Olsen (L) 2%
CO-03	Pueblo, Western Colorado	John Salazar	Democrat	2004	04 Elected 06	John Salazar (D) 50% Greg Walcher (R) 47% Jim Krug (I) 3%
CO-04	Fort Collins, Eastern Colorado	Marilyn Musgrave	Republican	2002	04 Re-Elected 06	Marilyn Musgrave (R) 51% Stan Matsunaka (D) 45% Bob Kinsey (G) 4%
CO-05	Colorado Springs	Joel Hefley	Republican	1986	04 Re-Elected 06	Joel Hefley (R) 71% Fred Hardee (D) 27% Arthur Roberts (L) 2%
CO-06	Jefferson, Douglas and Arapahoe Counties	Tom Tancredo	Republican	1998	04 Re-Elected 06	Tom Tancredo (R) 60% Joanna Conti (D) 39%
CO-07	Adams County	Bob Beauprez	Republican	2002	04 Re-Elected 06 Retiring	Bob Beauprez (R) 55% Dave Thomas (D) 43%

Connecticut

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District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
CT-01	Hartford	John Larson	Democrat	1998	Elected
CT-02	Eastern Connecticut	Rob Simmons	Republican	2000	Running	Jim Sullivan (Democrat)
CT-03	New Haven	Rosa DeLauro	Democrat	1990	Re-Elected
CT-04	Fairfield County	Chris Shays	Republican	1987	Running	Diane Farrell (Democrat)
CT-05	Danbury, Waterbury	Nancy Johnson	Republican	1982	Running

Delaware

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District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
DE-AL At Large	Entire State	Michael N. Castle	Republican	1992	Running

Florida

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District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
FL-01	Pensacola	Jeff Miller	Republican	2001	Running
FL-02	Tallahassee, Panama City	Allen Boyd	Democrat	1996	Re-Elected
FL-03	Jacksonville, Gainesville	Corrine Brown	Democrat	1992	Re-Elected
FL-04	Atlantic Beach, Lake City	Ander Crenshaw	Republican	2000	Running
FL-05	Spring Hill, Clermont	Ginny Brown-Waite	Republican	2002	Running
FL-06	Ocala	Cliff Stearns	Republican	1988	Running
FL-07	Daytona Beach, Palm Coast	John Mica	Republican	1992	Running
FL-08	Orlando	Ric Keller	Republican	2000	Running
FL-09	Clearwater	Mike Bilirakis	Republican	1982	Running
FL-10	Pinellas County	Bill Young	Republican	1970	Running
FL-11	Tampa-St. Petersburg	Jim Davis	Democrat	1996	Re-Elected
FL-12	Winter Haven	Adam Putnam	Republican	2000	Running
FL-13	Bradenton, Sarasota	Katherine Harris	Republican	2002	Running	Jan Schneider (Democrat)
FL-14	Fort Myers, Naples	Connie Mack IV	Republican	2004
FL-15	Kissimmee, Melbourne	Dave Weldon	Republican	1994	Running
FL-16	Port Charlotte, Port St. Lucie	Vacant
FL-17	North Miami	Kendrick Meek	Democrat	2002	Re-Elected
FL-18	Miami, Miami Beach, Coral Gables, Key West	Ileana Ros-Lehtinen	Republican	1989	Running
FL-19	Non-Coastal portions of Palm Beach and Broward Counties	Robert Wexler	Democrat	1996	Re-Elected
FL-20	Wilton Manors, Fort Lauderdale	Debbie Wasserman Schultz	Democrat	2004	Elected
FL-21	Hialeah	Lincoln Diaz-Balart	Republican	1992	Running
FL-22	Boca Raton, West Palm Beach	Clay Shaw	Republican	1980	Running
FL-23	Inland Broward, Palm Beach, Martin and St. Lucie Counties	Alcee Hastings	Democrat	1992	Re-Elected
FL-24	Titusville, New Smyrna Beach	Tom Feeney	Republican	2002	Running
FL-25	Everglades	Mario Diaz-Balart	Republican	2002	Running

Georgia

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District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
GA-01	Southeast Georgia	Jack Kingston	Republican	1992	Running
GA-02	Albany, Columbus, Southwest Georgia	Sanford Bishop	Democrat	1992	Re-Elected
GA-03	Macon	Jim Marshall	Democrat	2002	Re-Elected	Calder Clay (Republican)
GA-04	DeKalb County	Cynthia McKinney	Democrat	2004	Elected
GA-05	Atlanta	John Lewis	Democrat	1986	Re-Elected	Unopposed
GA-06	Roswell, Kennesaw	Tom Price	Republican	2004
GA-07	Gwinnett, Cherokee, Paulding Counties	John Linder	Republican	1992	Running
GA-08	Peachtree City	Lynn Westmoreland	Republican	2004
GA-09	Northeastern Georgia	Charlie Norwood	Republican	1994	Running
GA-10	Northwestern Georgia	Nathan Deal	Republican	1992	Running
GA-11	Rome, Marietta, La Grange	Phil Gingrey	Republican	2002	Running	Rick Crawford (Democrat)
GA-12	Athens, Augusta, Savannah	John Barrow	Democrat	2004	Elected
GA-13	Union City, Covington	David Scott	Democrat	2002	Re-Elected

Hawaii

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District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
HI-01	Honolulu	Neil Abercrombie	Democrat	1990	Re-Elected
HI-02	Rest of State	Ed Case	Democrat	2002	Re-Elected

Idaho

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District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
ID-01	Coeur d'Alene, Western Idaho	C. L. Otter	Republican	2000	Running
ID-02	Boise, Eastern Idaho	Mike Simpson	Republican	1998	Running

Illinois

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District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
IL-01	Bronzeville, Hyde Park, Chicago Southwest Suburbs	Bobby Rush	Democrat	1992	Re-Elected	Raymond G. Wardingley (Republican)
IL-02	Far South Side, South Suburbs	Jesse L. Jackson Jr.	Democrat	1995	Re-Elected	Stephanie Sailor (Libertarian)
IL-03	Oak Lawn, Berwyn	Dan Lipinski	Democrat	2004	Elected
IL-04	West Side Chicago, Cicero	Luis Gutierrez	Democrat	1992	Re-Elected	Jake Witmer (Libertarian) Tony Cisneros (Republican)
IL-05	Northwest Chicago, Western Suburbs	Rahm Emanuel	Democrat	2002	Re-Elected	Bruce Best (Republican)
IL-06	DuPage County	Henry Hyde	Republican	1974	Running	Christine Cegelis (Democrat)
IL-07	Downtown Chicago, Oak Park	Danny K. Davis	Democrat	1996	Re-Elected	Antonio Davis-Fairman (Republican)
IL-08	Schaumburg, Zion	Melissa Bean	Democrat	2004	Elected
IL-09	North Side Chicago, Evanston, Des Plaines	Jan Schakowsky	Democrat	1998	Re-Elected	Kurt Eckhardt (Republican)
IL-10	Northbrook, Waukegan	Mark Steven Kirk	Republican	2000	Running	Lee Goodman (Democrat)
IL-11	Joliet, Kankakee, Bloomington	Jerry Weller	Republican	1994	Running	Tari Renner (Democrat)
IL-12	Carbondale, East St. Louis	Jerry Costello	Democrat	1988	Re-Elected	Walter Steele (Libertarian) Erin Zweigart (Republican)
IL-13	Orland Park, Naperville	Judy Biggert	Republican	1998	Running	Gloria Schor Anderson (Democrat)
IL-14	Aurora, DeKalb	Dennis Hastert	Republican	1986	Running	Ruben Zamora (Democrat)
IL-15	Champaign, Urbana, Danville	Timothy V. Johnson	Republican	2000	Running	David Gill (Democrat)
IL-16	Rockford, Crystal Lake	Donald A. Manzullo	Republican	1992	Running	John Kutsch (Democrat)
IL-17	Moline, Decatur	Lane Evans	Democrat	1982	Re-Elected	Andrea Zinga (Republican)
IL-18	Peoria, Springfield	Ray LaHood	Republican	1994	Running	Steve Waterworth (Democrat)
IL-19	Collinsville, Mount Vernon	John Shimkus	Republican	1996	Running	Tim Bagwell (Democrat)

Indiana

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District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
IN-01	Gary	Peter Visclosky	Democrat	1984	Re-Elected
IN-02	South Bend, Elkhart, Kokomo	Chris Chocola	Republican	2002	Running	Joe Donnelly (Democrat)
IN-03	Fort Wayne	Mark Souder	Republican	1994	Running
IN-04	Lafayette, Greenwood	Steve Buyer	Republican	1992	Running
IN-05	Marion, Noblesville	Dan Burton	Republican	1982	Running
IN-06	Muncie, Anderson	Mike Pence	Republican	2000	Running
IN-07	Indianapolis	Julia Carson	Democrat	1996	Re-Elected	Andy Horning (Republican)
IN-08	Terre Haute, Evansville	John Hostettler	Republican	1994	Running	Jon Jennings (Democrat)
IN-09	Bloomington, New Albany	Michael E. Sodrel	Republican	2004	Elected	Baron Hill (Democrat)

Iowa

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District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	2004 Opponent
IA-01	Dubuque, Davenport, Waterloo	Jim Nussle	Republican	1990	Running	Bill Gluba
IA-02	Cedar Rapids, Iowa City	Jim Leach	Republican	1976	Running	Dave Franker
IA-03	Des Moines	Leonard Boswell	Democrat	1996	Re-Elected	Stan Thompson
IA-04	Fort Dodge, Ames	Tom Latham	Republican	1994	Running	Paul Johnson
IA-05	Sioux City, Council Bluffs	Steve King	Republican	2002	Running	Joyce Schulte

Kansas

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District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
KS-01	Western Kansas	Jerry Moran	Republican	1996	Running
KS-02	Topeka, Eastern Kansas	Jim Ryun	Republican	1996	Running	Nancy Boyda (Democrat)
KS-03	Kansas City, Overland Park	Dennis Moore	Democrat	1998	Re-Elected	Kris Kobach (Republican)
KS-04	Wichita	Todd Tiahrt	Republican	1994	Running

Kentucky

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District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
KY-01	Paducah, Henderson	Ed Whitfield	Republican	1994	Running	Billy Cartwright (Democrat)
KY-02	Bowling Green, Owensboro	Ron Lewis	Republican	1994	Running	Adam Smith (Democrat)
KY-03	Louisville	Anne Northup	Republican	1996	Running	Tony Miller (Democrat)
KY-04	Covington, Northern Kentucky	Geoff Davis	Republican	1998	Elected	Nick Clooney (Democrat) Ken Lucas (Retired)
KY-05	Eastern Kentucky	Hal Rogers	Republican	1980	Running
KY-06	Lexington, Frankfort	Ben Chandler	Democrat	2004	Re-Elected	Tom Buford (Republican)

Louisiana

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District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
LA-01	Metairie, St. Tammany Parish	Bobby Jindal	Republican	2004	Running
LA-02	New Orleans	William J. Jefferson	Democrat	1990	Re-Elected
LA-03	Houma, Laplace	Charlie Melancon	Democrat	2004	Running	Billy Tauzin III
LA-04	Shreveport	Jim McCrery	Republican	1988	Running
LA-05	Monroe, Alexandria	Rodney Alexander	Republican	2002	Running
LA-06	Baton Rouge	Richard Baker	Republican	1986	Running
LA-07	Lafayette, Lake Charles	Charles William Boustany, Jr.	Republican	2004	Elected

Maine

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District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
ME-01	Portland, Augusta	Tom Allen	Democrat	2002	Re-Elected	Charlie Summers (Republican)
ME-02	Lewiston, Bangor	Mike Michaud	Democrat	2002	Re-Elected	Brian Hamel (Republican)

Maryland

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District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
MD-01	Eastern Shore	Wayne Gilchrest	Republican	1990	Running
MD-02	Towson, Chesapeake Bay	Dutch Ruppersberger	Democrat	2002	Re-Elected
MD-03	Annapolis, Parkville	Ben Cardin	Democrat	1986	Re-Elected
MD-04	Germantown, Prince George's County	Albert Wynn	Democrat	1992	Re-Elected
MD-05	College Park, St. Charles	Steny Hoyer	Democrat	1981	Re-Elected
MD-06	Frederick, Hagerstown	Roscoe Bartlett	Republican	1992	Running
MD-07	Baltimore, Columbia	Elijah Cummings	Democrat	1996	Re-Elected
MD-08	Rockville, Bethesda	Chris Van Hollen Jr.	Democrat	2002	Re-Elected

Massachusetts

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District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
MA-01	Pittsfield, West Springfield	John Olver	Democrat	1991	Re-Elected	Steven Adam (Republican) David Stowell (Independent)
MA-02	Northampton, Springfield	Richard Neal	Democrat	1988	Re-Elected	Richard Sawyer (Republican)
MA-03	Worcester, Marlborough	Jim McGovern	Democrat	1996	Re-Elected	Ron Crews (Republican)
MA-04	New Bedford, Brookline	Barney Frank	Democrat	1980	Re-Elected	Chuck Morse (Independent)
MA-05	Lowell	Marty Meehan	Democrat	1992	Re-Elected	Ilana Freedman (Republican)
MA-06	Gloucester, Salem	John Tierney	Democrat	1996	Re-Elected	Steve O'Malley (Republican)
MA-07	Framingham, Malden	Ed Markey	Democrat	1976	Re-Elected	Kenneth Chase (Republican)
MA-08	Boston, Cambridge	Mike Capuano	Democrat	1998	Re-Elected
MA-09	Brockton, Downtown Boston	Stephen Lynch	Democrat	2001	Re-Elected
MA-10	Cape Cod	Bill Delahunt	Democrat	1996	Re-Elected	Mike Jones (Republican) Dorian Mead (Republican)

Michigan

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District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
MI-01	Upper Peninsula	Bart Stupak	Democrat	1992	Re-Elected
MI-02	Holland, Muskegon	Pete Hoekstra	Republican	1992	Re-Elected
MI-03	Grand Rapids	Vernon J. Ehlers	Republican	1993	Re-Elected
MI-04	Midland, Traverse City	Dave Camp	Republican	1990	Re-Elected
MI-05	Flint, Bay City	Dale Kildee	Democrat	1976	Re-Elected
MI-06	Kalamazoo	Fred Upton	Republican	1986	Re-Elected
MI-07	Battle Creek	Joe Schwarz	Republican	2004	Elected
MI-08	Lansing	Mike J. Rogers	Republican	2000	Re-Elected
MI-09	Pontiac	Joe Knollenberg	Republican	1992	Re-Elected
MI-10	LaPeer, Port Huron	Candice Miller	Republican	2002	Re-Elected
MI-11	Livonia	Thad McCotter	Republican	2002	Re-Elected
MI-12	Warren	Sander Levin	Democrat	1982	Re-Elected
MI-13	Detroit	Carolyn Kilpatrick	Democrat	1996	Re-Elected
MI-14	Dearborn, Highland Park	John Conyers	Democrat	1964	Re-Elected
MI-15	Ann Arbor, Monroe	John Dingell, Jr.	Democrat	1955	Re-Elected

Minnesota

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District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
MN-01	Mankato, Rochester	Gil Gutknecht	Republican	1994	Running
MN-02	Northfield, Dakota County	John Kline	Republican	2002	Running	2006: Coleen Rowley (DFL) 2004: Teresa Daly (DFL)
MN-03	Suburban Hennepin County	Jim Ramstad	Republican	1990	Running
MN-04	St. Paul	Betty McCollum	Democrat-Farmer Labor	2000	Re-Elected	Patrice Bataglia (Republican) Bob Cardinal (Republican)
MN-05	Minneapolis	Martin Sabo	Democrat-Farmer-Labor	1978	Re-Elected
MN-06	St. Cloud, Anoka	Mark Kennedy	Republican	2000	Running	Patty Wetterling (DFL)
MN-07	Northwestern Minnesota	Collin Peterson	Democrat-Farmer-Labor	1990	Re-Elected
MN-08	Duluth, Northeastern Minnesota	Jim Oberstar	Democrat-Farmer-Labor	1974	Re-Elected

Mississippi

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District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
MS-01	Tupelo, Oxford	Roger Wicker	Republican	1994	Running	Unopposed
MS-02	Jackson, Vicksburg	Bennie Thompson	Democrat	1993	Running	Clinton B LeSueur R
MS-03	Meridian, Pearl, Natchez	Chip Pickering	Republican	1996	Running	Unopposed
MS-04	Gulfport, Pascagoula, Hattiesburg	Gene Taylor	Democrat	1989	Running	Mike Lott R

Missouri

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District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
MO-01	St. Louis City	William Lacy Clay, Jr.	Democrat	2000	Running
MO-02	St. Louis and St. Charles Counties	Todd Akin	Republican	2000	Running
MO-03	Southeast St. Louis County, Jefferson County	Russ Carnahan	Democrat	2004	Elected
MO-04	Jefferson City, Lebanon	Ike Skelton	Democrat	1976	Running
MO-05	Kansas City, Independence	Emanuel Cleaver	Democrat	2004	Elected	2004 Opponent: Jeanne Patterson
MO-06	St. Joseph, Liberty	Sam Graves	Republican	2000	Running
MO-07	Springfield, Joplin	Roy Blunt	Republican	1996	Running
MO-08	Rolla, Poplar Bluff	Jo Ann Emerson	Republican	1996	Running
MO-09	Columbia, Hannibal	Kenny Hulshof	Republican	1996	Running

Montana

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District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
MT-AL	Entire State	Denny Rehberg	Republican	2000	Running

Nebraska

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District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
NE-01	Lincoln, Eastern Nebraska	Jeff Fortenberry	Republican	2004	Elected	2004 Opponent: Matt Connealy
NE-02	Omaha	Lee Terry	Republican	1998	Re-Elected	2004 Opponent: Nancy Thompson
NE-03	Central and Western Nebraska	Tom Osborne	Republican	2000	Re-Elected	Possibly retiring to run for Governor 2006.

Nevada

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District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
NV-01	Las Vegas	Shelley Berkley	Democrat	1998	Running
NV-02	Reno, Majority of State	Jim Gibbons	Republican	1996	Running
NV-03	Henderson, Boulder City	Jon Porter	Republican	2002	Running	Tom Gallagher (Democrat)

New Hampshire

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District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
NH-01	Manchester	Jeb Bradley	Republican	1996	Running
NH-02	Concord, Nashua	Charlie Bass	Republican	1994	Running	Paul Hodes (Democrat)

New Jersey

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District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
NJ-01	Camden	Rob Andrews	Democrat	1990	Running
NJ-02	Atlantic City, Cape May	Frank LoBiondo	Republican	1994	Running
NJ-03	Toms River	Jim Saxton	Republican	1984	Running
NJ-04	Trenton	Chris Smith	Republican	1980	Running
NJ-05	Paramus, Northwest New Jersey	E. Scott Garrett	Republican	2000	Running
NJ-06	New Brunswick, Sandy Hook	Frank Pallone	Democrat	1988	Running
NJ-07	Warren, Somerset County	Mike Ferguson	Republican	2000	Running	Steve Brozak
NJ-08	Paterson, Montclair	Bill Pascrell	Democrat	1996	Running
NJ-09	Hackensack, Fort Lee	Steve Rothman	Democrat	1996	Running
NJ-10	Newark	Don Payne	Democrat	1988	Running
NJ-11	Morris County	Rodney Freylinghuysen	Republican	1994	Running
NJ-12	Princeton, South Brunswick	Rush Holt	Democrat	1998	Running
NJ-13	Jersey City, Elizabeth	Vacant

New Mexico

</td></tr>

District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
NM-01	Albuquerque	Heather Wilson	Republican	1998	Running	Richard Romero (Democrat)
NM-02	Las Cruces, Roswell	Steve Pearce	Republican	2002	Running	Gary King (Democrat)
NM-03	Santa Fe, Taos, Los Alamos	Tom Udall	Democrat	1998	Running

New York

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District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
NY-01	Eastern Long Island	Timothy Bishop	Democrat	2002	Running
NY-02	Huntington, Western Suffolk County	Steve Israel	Democrat	2000	Running
NY-03	Glen Cove, West Islip, Central Long Island	Peter King	Republican	1992	Running
NY-04	Valley Stream, Southwest Nassau County	Carolyn McCarthy	Democrat	1996	Running	James Garner (Republican)
NY-05	Great Neck, Northeast Queens	Gary Ackerman	Democrat	1983	Running
NY-06	Jamaica, Far Rockaway, Southeast Queens	Gregory W. Meeks	Democrat	1998	Running
NY-07	Northern Queens, Eastern Bronx	Joseph Crowley	Democrat	1998	Running
NY-08	Upper West Side, Downtown Manhattan, Coney Island, Southern Brooklyn	Jerrold Nadler	Democrat	1992	Running
NY-09	Central Queens, Southeastern Brooklyn	Anthony Weiner	Democrat	1998	Running
NY-10	Canarsie, Bedford-Stuyvesant	Ed Towns	Democrat	1982	Running
NY-11	Flatbush, Crown Heights, Midwood	Major Owens	Democrat	1982	Running
NY-12	Lower East Side, Parts of Brooklyn and Queens	Nydia Velazquez	Democrat	1992	Running
NY-13	Staten Island, Bensonhurst	Vito Fossella	Republican	1997	Running	Frank Barbaro (Democrat)
NY-14	East Side Manhattan, Long Island City	Carolyn Maloney	Democrat	1992	Running
NY-15	Harlem	Charles B. Rangel	Democrat	1970	Running
NY-16	South Bronx	Jose Serrano	Democrat	1990	Running
NY-17	Rockland County	Eliot Engel	Democrat	1988	Running
NY-18	Westchester County	Nita Lowey	Democrat	1988	Running
NY-19	Peekskill, Orange and Putnam Counties	Sue Kelly	Republican	1994	Running
NY-20	Saratoga Springs, Hudson River Valley	John Sweeney	Republican	1998	Running	Kirsten Gillibrand (Democrat)
NY-21	Albany, Schenectady	Mike McNulty	Democrat	1988	Running
NY-22	Poughkeepsie, Binghamton, Ithaca	Maurice Hinchey	Democrat	1992	Running
NY-23	Northern New York	John McHugh	Republican	1992	Running
NY-24	Utica, Cortland	Sherwood Boehlert	Republican	1982	Running
NY-25	Syracuse	Jim Walsh	Republican	1988	Running
NY-26	Inland Northwestern New York	Tom Reynolds	Republican	1998	Running	Jack Davis (Democrat)
NY-27	Buffalo	Brian M. Higgins	Democrat	2004	Running
NY-28	Rochester, Niagara Falls	Louise Slaughter	Democrat	1986	Running
NY-29	Corning, Western New York	John Kuhl, Jr.	Republican	2004	Running

North Carolina

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District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
NC-01	Rocky Mount, Wilson	GK Butterfield	Democrat	2004	Running	Greg Dority (Republican)
NC-02	Raleigh	Bob Etheridge	Democrat	1996	Running
NC-03	Greenville, Jacksonville	Walter Jones Jr.	Republican	1994	Running
NC-04	Durham, Chapel Hill	David Price	Democrat	1986-94 1996	Running
NC-05	Boone, Mount Airy	Virginia Foxx	Republican	2004	Running
NC-06	Ashboro, Pinehurst	Howard Coble	Republican	1984	Running
NC-07	Fayetteville, Wilmington	Mike McIntyre	Democrat	1996	Running
NC-08	Kannapolis, Albemarle	Robin Hayes	Republican	1998	Running	Beth Troutman (Democrat)
NC-09	Gastonia, Suburban Charlotte	Sue Myrick	Republican	1994	Running
NC-10	Hickory, Shelby	Patrick T. McHenry	Republican	2004	Running
NC-11	Asheville, Hendersonville	Charles H. Taylor	Republican	1990	Running	Patsy Keever (Democrat)
NC-12	Winston-Salem, High Point, Charlotte	Mel Watt	Democrat	1992	Running
NC-13	Greensboro, Wake Forest	Brad Miller	Democrat	2002	Running

North Dakota

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District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
ND-AL	Entire State	Earl Pomeroy	Democratic-NPL	1992	Running	Duane Sand (Republican)

Ohio

</td></tr>

District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
Ohio 1	Cincinnati	Steve Chabot	Republican	1994	Running	Greg Harris (Democrat)
Ohio 2	Eastern Suburbs of Cincinnati	Jean Schmidt	Republican	2005	Replaced Rob Portman in special election	Paul Hackett (Democrat)
Ohio 3	Dayton	Mike Turner	Republican	2002	Running	Jane Mitakides (Democrat)
Ohio 4	Marion, Lima	Mike Oxley	Republican	1981	Running	Ben Konop (Democrat)
Ohio 5	Bowling Green, Norwalk	Paul Gillmor	Republican	1988	Running	Robin Weirauch
Ohio 6	Southeastern Ohio	Ted Strickland	Democrat	1992	Running	Uncontested
Ohio 7	Lancaster, Beavercreek	Dave Hobson	Republican	1990	Running	Kara Anastasio (Democrat)
Ohio 8	Northern Cincinnati Suburbs	John Boehner	Republican	1990	Running	Jeff Hardenbrook (Democrat)
Ohio 9	Toledo, Sandusky	Marcy Kaptur	Democrat	1982	Running	Larry Kaczala (Republican)
Ohio 10	Western Cuyahoga County	Dennis Kucinich	Democrat	1996	Running	Ed Herman (Republican)
Ohio 11	Cleveland	Stephanie Tubbs Jones	Democrat	1998	Running	Robert Saffold (Republican)
Ohio 12	Eastern Franklin and Delaware Counties	Pat Tiberi	Republican	2000	Running	Ed Brown (Democrat)
Ohio 13	Akron, Cuyahoga Falls	Sherrod Brown	Democrat	1992	Running	Robert Lucas (Republican)
Ohio 14	Lake County, Ashtabula	Steve LaTourette	Republican	1994	Running	Capri Cafaro (Democrat)
Ohio 15	Columbus	Deborah Pryce	Republican	1992	Running	Mark Brown (Democrat)
Ohio 16	Canton, Masillon	Ralph Regula	Republican	1972	Running	Jeff Seemann (Democrat)
Ohio 17	Youngstown, Kent	Tim Ryan	Democrat	2002	Running	Frank Cusimano (Republican)
Ohio 18	Zanesville, Chillicothe	Vacant.

Oklahoma

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District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
Oklahoma 1	Tulsa	John Sullivan	Republican	2002	Running	Doug Dodd (Democrat) John Krymski (Independent)
Oklahoma 2	Muskogee, Eastern Oklahoma	Brad Carson	Democrat	2000	Retiring/Running for Senate	Dan Boren (Democrat) Wayland Smalley (Republican
Oklahoma 3	Stillwater, Panhandle	Frank Lucas	Republican	1994	Running	Gregory M. Wilson (Independent)
Oklahoma 4	Norman, Lawton	Tom Cole	Republican	2002	Running	Charlene K. Bradshaw (Independent)
Oklahoma 5	Oklahoma City	Ernest Istook	Republican	1992	Running	Bert Smith (Democrat)

Oregon

</td></tr>

District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
Oregon 1	Portland, Beaverton	David Wu	Democrat	1998	Re-elected 2004	Goli Ameri (R)
Oregon 2	Eastern Oregon	Greg Walden	Republican	1998	Re-elected 2004	John McColgan (D)
Oregon 3	Multnomah and Northern Clackamas Counties	Earl Blumenauer	Democrat	1996	Re-elected 2004	Tami Mars (R)
Oregon 4	Eugene, Albany	Peter DeFazio	Democrat	1986	Re-elected 2004	Jim Feldkamp (R)
Oregon 5	Salem, Corvallis	Darlene Hooley	Democrat	1996	Re-elected 2004	Jim Zupancic (R)

Pennsylvania

</td></tr>

District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
Pennsylvania 1	Eastern Philadelphia, Delaware River Valley	Bob Brady	Democrat	1998	Re-elected 2004	Deborah Williams (R)
Pennsylvania 2	West Philadelphia, Center City	Chaka Fattah	Democrat	1994	Re-elected 2004	Stewart Bolna (R)
Pennsylvania 3	Erie, Northwest Pennsylavnia	Phil English	Republican	1994	Re-elected 2004	Steven Porter (D)
Pennsylvania 4	Allison Park, Southwestern Pennsylvania	Melissa Hart	Republican	2000	Re-elected 2004	Stevan Drobac Jr (D)
Pennsylvania 5	State College, North-Central Pennsylvania	John Peterson	Republican	1996	Re-elected 2004	2004 opponents: Unopposed (D) Thomas A. Martin(LIB)
Pennsylvania 6	Berks and Chester Counties	Jim Gerlach	Republican	2002	Re-elected 2004	Lois Murphy (D)
Pennsylvania 7	King of Prussia, Delaware County	Curt Weldon	Republican	1986	Re-elected 2004	2006 potential opponents: Paul Scoles (D) (not announced) 2004 opponent: Paul Scoles (D) replacement for Greg Philips (D) (withdrew) Philips was called up to Iraq. David Jahn (LIB)
Pennsylvania 8	Bucks County	Michael Fitzpatrick	Republican	2004	Elected 2004 replaced Jim Greenwood	2004 opponents: Virginia Schrader (D) Arthur L. Farnsworth (LIB) Erich G. Lukas (CST)
Pennsylvania 9	Altoona, South-Central Pennsylvania	Bill Shuster	Republican	2001	Re-elected 2004	Paul Politis (D)
Pennsylvania 10	Williamsport, Northeast Pennsylvania	Don Sherwood	Republican	1998	Re-elected 2004	2004 opponents: Unopposed (D) Veronica A. Hannevig (CST)
Pennsylvania 11	Scranton, Wilkes-Barre	Paul Kanjorski	Democrat	1984	Re-elected 2004	2004 opponents: Unopposed (D) Kenneth C. Brenneman (CST)
Pennsylvania 12	Indiana, Johnstown, Southwestern Pennsylvania	John Murtha	Democrat	1974	Re-elected 2004	Unopposed
Pennsylvania 13	Montgomery County	Allyson Schwartz	Democrat	2004	Elected 2004 replaced Joe Hoeffel	2004 opponents: Melissa Brown (R) Chuck Moulton (LIB) John P. McDermott (CST)
Pennsylvania 14	Pittsburgh	Mike Doyle	Democrat	1994	Re-elected 2004	Unopposed
Pennsylvania 15	Allentown, Bethlehem	Charles Dent	Republican	2004	Elected 2004 replaced Pat Toomey	2004 opponents: Joe Driscoll (D) Richard J. Piotrowski (LIB) Greta Brown (G)
Pennsylvania 16	Reading, Lancaster	Joe Pitts	Republican	1996	Re-elected 2004	2004 opponents: Lois Herr (D) William R. Hagen (GRN)
Pennsylvania 17	Harrisburg, Hershey	Tim Holden	Democrat	1992	Re-elected 2004	Scott Paterno (R)
Pennsylvania 18	Westmoreland, Washington and Allegheny Counties	Tim Murphy	Republican	2002	Re-elected 2004	Mark Boles (D)
Pennsylvania 19	Carlisle, York	Todd Platts	Republican	2000	Re-elected 2004	2004 opponents: Unopposed by (D) Michael (Mickey) Paoletta (LIB) Charles J. Steel (GRN) Lester B. Searer (CST)

Rhode Island

</td></tr>

District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
Rhode Island 1	Providence, Pawtucket, Newport	Patrick Kennedy	Democrat	1994	Running	Dave Rogers (Republican) Frank Carter (Independent)
Rhode Island 2	Cranston, Warwick	Jim Langevin	Democrat	2000	Running	Arthur Barton (Republican)

South Carolina

</td></tr>

District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
South Carolina 1	Charleston, Myrtle Beach	Henry Brown	Republican	2000	Running
South Carolina 2	Hilton Head Island, Columbia Suburbs	Joe Wilson	Republican	2001	Running
South Carolina 3	Clemson, Aiken	J. Gresham Barrett	Republican	2002	Running
South Carolina 4	Greenville, Spartanburg	Jim DeMint	Republican	1998	Retiring
South Carolina 5	Rock Hill, Darlington	John Spratt	Democrat	1982	Running
South Carolina 6	Columbia, Florence, North Charleston	Jim Clyburn	Democrat	1992	Running

South Dakota

</td></tr>

District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
South Dakota At Large	Entire State	Stephanie Herseth	Democrat	2004	Running	Larry Diedrich (South Dakota)

Tennessee

</td></tr>

District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
Tennessee 1	Kingsport, Johnson City	Bill Jenkins	Republican	1996	Running
Tennessee 2	Knoxville	Jimmy Duncan Jr.	Republican	1998	Running
Tennessee 3	Oak Ridge, Chattanooga	Zach Wamp	Republican	1994	Running
Tennessee 4	Columbia, McMinnville	Lincoln Davis	Democrat	2002	Running	Janice Bowling (Republican)
Tennessee 5	Nashville	Jim Cooper	Democrat	2002	Running
Tennessee 6	Smyrna, Gallatin	Bart Gordon	Democrat	1984	Running
Tennessee 7	Brentwood, Germantown	Marsha Blackburn	Republican	2002	Running
Tennessee 8	Clarksville, Jackson	John Tanner	Democrat	1988	Running	James Hart (Republican)
Tennessee 9	Memphis	Harold Ford Jr.	Democrat	1996	Running

Texas

</td></tr>

District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
Texas 1	Tyler, Nacodoches	Max Sandlin	Democrat	1996	Running	Louie Gohmert (Republican)
Texas 2	Beaumont, Port Arthur, Eastern Harris County	Jim Turner	Democrat	1996	Retiring
Texas 3	Plano, Garland	Sam Johnson	Republican	1991	Running
Texas 4	Paris, Texarkana	Ralph Hall	Republican	1980	Running
Texas 5	Mesquite, Palestine	Jeb Hensarling	Republican	2002	Running
Texas 6	Arlington, Crockett	Joe Barton	Republican	1984	Running	Morris Meyer (Democrat)
Texas 7	Western Harris County	John Culbertson	Republican	2000	Running
Texas 8	Montgomery County	Kevin Brady	Republican	1996	Running
Texas 9	Southwest Harris County	Nick Lampson	Democrat	1996	Running	Ted Poe {Republican)(Lampson gerrymandered into TX-2 in 2003)
Texas 10	West Austin to Western Harris County	Lloyd Doggett	Democrat	1994	Running
Texas 11	Midland, Odessa, San Angelo	Chet Edwards	Democrat	1990	Running	Arlene Wohlgemuth (Republican)
Texas 12	Western Tarrant County	Kay Granger	Republican	1996	Running
Texas 13	Amarillo, Wichita Falls	Mac Thornberry	Republican	1994	Running
Texas 14	Galveston, Brazoria County	Ron Paul	Republican	1996	Running
Texas 15	Hidalgo County	Ruben Hinojosa	Democrat	1996	Running
Texas 16	El Paso	Silvestre Reyes	Democrat	1996	Running
Texas 17	Waco, College Station	Charles Stenholm	Democrat	1978	Running	Randy Neugebauer (Republican; Stenholm running in TX-19 due to gerrymandering)
Texas 18	Houston	Sheila Jackson Lee	Democrat	1994	Running
Texas 19	Abilene, Lubbock	Randy Neugebauer	Republican	2002	Running
Texas 20	San Antonio	Charlie Gonzalez	Democrat	1998	Running
Texas 21	West Travis County to North San Antonio	Lamar Smith	Republican	1986	Running
Texas 22	Sugarland, Fort Bend County	Shelley Sekula-Gibbs	Republican	2006	Lame duck	Sekula-Gibbs replaced Tom Delay for the remaining weeks of the 109th Congress, but Nick Lampson (D) won this seat for the 100th Congress.
Texas 23	Pecos, Laredo	Henry Bonilla	Republican	1992	Running
Texas 24	Parts of Dallas and Tarrant Counties	Martin Frost	Democrat	1978	Running	Pete Sessions (Republican; Frost is running in TX-32 due to gerrymandering)
Texas 25	South Austin to McAllen	Chris Bell	Democrat	2002	Retiring	Al Green (Democrat; defeated Bell in TX-9 primary)
Texas 26	Fort Worth	Michael Burgess	Republican	2002	Running
Texas 27	Corpus Christi, Brownsville	Solomon P. Ortiz	Democrat	1982	Running
Texas 28	San Marcos, Parts of San Antonio and Laredo	Ciro Rodriguez	Democrat	1997	Retiring	Henry Cuellar (Democrat; defeated Rodriguez in primary)
Texas 29	Pasadena, Baytown	Gene Green	Democrat	1992	Running
Texas 30	Dallas	Eddie Bernice Johnson	Democrat	1992	Running
Texas 31	Williamson County, Temple	John Carter	Republican	2002	Running
Texas 32	Irving, Dallas County	Pete Sessions	Republican	1996	Running	Martin Frost (Democrat)

Utah

</td></tr>

District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
Utah 1	Ogden, Bountiful	Rob Bishop	Republican	2002	Running
Utah 2	Salt Lake City, Moab	Jim Matheson	Democrat	2000	Running	John Swallow (Republican)
Utah 3	Provo, Orem	Chris Cannon	Republican	1996	Running

Vermont

</td></tr>

District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
Vermont At Large	Entire State	Bernard Sanders	Independent	1990	Running	2006: Jeff Parke according to "Jeff Gannon" (altho Parke site says "Senate"?)

Virginia

</td></tr>

District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
Virginia 1	Fredericksburg, Williamsburg, Western Shore of Chesapeake Bay	Jo Ann Davis	Republican	2000	Re-Elected
Virginia 2	Virginia Beach, Eastern Shore	Thelma Drake	Republican	2004	Freshman	2006: David Ashe (Democrat)
Virginia 3	Portions of Richmond, Norfolk, Newport News and Hampton	Bobby Scott	Democrat	1992	Re-Elected
Virginia 4	Petersburg, Suffolk, Southeastern Virginia	Randy Forbes	Republican	2001	Re-Elected
Virginia 5	Charlottesville, South-Central Virginia	Virgil Goode	Republican	1996	Re-Elected
Virginia 6	Roanoke, Shenandoah Ridge	Bob Goodlatte	Republican	1992	Re-Elected
Virginia 7	Northwest Richmond and Central Virginia	Eric Cantor	Republican	2000	Re-Elected
Virginia 8	Arlington, Alexandria	Jim Moran	Democrat	1990	Re-Elected
Virginia 9	Blacksburg, Western Panhandle	Rick Boucher	Democrat	1992	Re-Elected
Virginia 10	Fauquier, Loudoun Counties, Northwestern Virginia	Frank Wolf	Republican	1980	Re-Elected
Virginia 11	Fairfax and Prince William Counties	Tom Davis	Republican	1994	Re-Elected

Washington

</th><th>Incumbent</th><th>Party</th><th>Elected</th><th>Status</th><th>Opponent</th></td></tr>

<tr> <td>WA-01</td> <td>Edmonds, Redmond</td> <td>Jay Inslee</td> <td>Democrat</td><td>1998</td><td>Running</td><td>Randy Eastwood (Republican)
Charles Moore (Libertarian)</td></tr> <tr><td>WA-02</td><td>Everett, Bellingham</td><td>Rick Larsen</td><td>Democrat</td><td>2000</td><td>Running</td><td>Glenn E Coggeshell III (Republican)
Larry Klepinger (Republican)
Suzanne Sinclair (Republican)
Bruce Guthrie (Libertarian)</td></tr> <tr><td>WA-03</td><td>Olympia, Vancouver</td><td>Brian Baird</td><td>Democrat</td><td>1998</td><td>Running</td><td>Cheryl A Crist (Democrat)
Thomas A Crowson (Republican)
Dawn Courtney (Republican)</td></tr> <tr><td>WA-04</td><td>Yakima, Wenatchee</td><td>Doc Hastings</td><td>Republican</td><td>1994</td><td>Running</td><td>Craig Mason (Democrat)
Sandy Matheson (Democrat)
Richard Wright (Democrat)</td></tr> <tr><td>WA-05</td><td>Spokane, Walla Walla</td><td>Cathy McMorris</td><td>Republican</td><td>2004</td><td>Freshman</td><td>Other candidates in the 2004 election:
Don Barbieri (Democrat)
Shaun Cross (Republican)
Larry Sheahan (Republican)</td></tr> <tr><td>WA-06</td><td>Tacoma, Olympic Peninsula</td><td>Norman D. Dicks</td><td>Democrat</td><td>1976</td><td>Running</td><td>Doug Cloud (Republican)</td></tr> <tr> <td>WA-07</td> <td>Seattle</td> <td>Jim McDermott</td> <td>Democrat</td> <td>1988</td> <td>Running</td> <td></td> </tr> <tr> <td>WA-08</td> <td>Sammamish, Bellevue</td> <td>Dave Reichert</td> <td>Republican</td><td>1992</td> <td>Freshman</td> <td>Darcy Burner (D)</td></tr> <tr> <td>WA-09</td> <td>South Puget Sound</td> <td>Adam Smith</td> <td>Democrat</td> <td>1996</td> <td>Running</td> <td></td> </tr> </table>

West Virginia

District	Description

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District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
West Virginia 1	Morgantown, Northern Panhandle	Alan Mollohan	Democrat	1982	Running
West Virginia 2	Charlestown, Eastern Panhandle	Shelley Capito	Republican	2000	Running	Erik Wells (Democrat)
West Virginia 3	Huntington, Southern West Virginia	Nick Rahall	Democrat	1976	Running

Wisconsin

</td></tr>

District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
Wisconsin 1	Racine, Kenosha	Paul Ryan	Republican	1998	Running
Wisconsin 2	Madison	Tammy Baldwin	Democrat	1998	Running
Wisconsin 3	La Crosse, Eau Claire	Ron Kind	Democrat	1996	Running
Wisconsin 4	Milwaukee	Gwen S. Moore	Democrat	1984	Running
Wisconsin 5	Waukesha, West Bend	Jim Sensenbrenner	Republican	1978	Running
Wisconsin 6	Oshkosh, Fond du Lac, Sheboygan	Tom Petri	Republican	1979	Running
Wisconsin 7	Wausau, Superior	Dave Obey	Democrat	1969	Running
Wisconsin 8	Green Bay, Appleton	Mark Green	Republican	1998	Running

Wyoming

</td></tr>

District	Description	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
Wyoming At Large	Entire State	Barbara Cubin	Republican	1994	Running	Ted Ladd (Democrat)

Territories and Non-Voting Delegates

</td></tr>

District	Incumbent	Party	Elected	Status	Opponent
American Samoa (non-voting delegate)	Eni F.H. Faleomavaega	--	--	--	--
District of Columbia (non-voting delegate)	Eleanor Holmes Norton	Democrat	--	--	--
Guam (non-voting delegate)	Madeleine Z. Bordallo	Democrat	--	--	--
Puerto Rico (non-voting Resident Commissioner)	Luis Fortuño	R/PNP	--	--	--
Virgin Islands (non-voting delegate)	Donna Christian-Christensen	Democrat	--	--	--

Changes in Membership of the 109th Congress House of Representatives

</td> <tr> <td align="left" valign="top">Bob Matsui
</td> <td align="left" valign="top">California, 5th
</td> <td align="left" valign="top">Death. Representative Matsui died on January 1, 2005.
</td> <td align="left" valign="top">Doris Matsui</td> <td align="left" valign="top">March 8, 2005¹
</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="left" valign="top">Rob Portman
</td> <td align="left" valign="top">Ohio, 2nd
</td> <td align="left" valign="top">Resignation. Representative Portman resigned on April 29, 2005 to become US Trade Representative.
</td> <td align="left" valign="top">Jean Schmidt</td> <td align="left" valign="top">August 2, 2005
</td> </tr><tr> <td align="left" valign="top">Chris Cox
</td> <td align="left" valign="top">California, 48th
</td> <td align="left" valign="top">Resignation. Representative Cox resigned effective August 2, 2005 to become Chairman of the SEC.
</td> <td align="left" valign="top">John Campbell</td> <td align="left" valign="top">December 6, 2005
</td> </tr>><tr> <td align="left" valign="top">Randy Cunningham
</td> <td align="left" valign="top">California, 50th
</td> <td align="left" valign="top">Resignation. Representative Cunningham resigned on November 28, 2005, after pleading guilty to conspiracy and tax evasion.
</td> <td align="left" valign="top">Brian Bilbray (R)</td> <td align="left" valign="top">Bilbray defeated Francine Busby (D) in the runoff election on June 6, 2006.
</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="left" valign="top">Bob Menendez
</td> <td align="left" valign="top">New Jersey, 13th
</td> <td align="left" valign="top">Resignation. Representative Menendez was appointed to the U. S. Senate.
</td> <td align="left" valign="top">none</td> <td align="left" valign="top">No special election will be held - this seat will remain vacant until the 110th Congress is sworn in.
</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="left" valign="top">Tom DeLay
</td> <td align="left" valign="top">Texas, 22nd
</td> <td align="left" valign="top">Resigned because of criminal indictment.
</td> <td align="left" valign="top">Shelley Sekula-Gibbs (R)</td> <td align="left" valign="top">November 7, 2006
</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="left" valign="top">Mark Foley
</td> <td align="left" valign="top">Florida, 16th
</td> <td align="left" valign="top">Resigned because of scandal.
</td> <td align="left" valign="top">none</td> <td align="left" valign="top">No special election will be held - this seat will remain vacant until the 110th Congress is sworn in.
</td> </tr> <tr> <td align="left" valign="top">Robert W. Ney
</td> <td align="left" valign="top">Ohio, 18th
</td> <td align="left" valign="top">Resigned because of scandal.
</td> <td align="left" valign="top">none</td> <td align="left" valign="top">No special election will be held - this seat will remain vacant until the 110th Congress is sworn in.
</td> </tr> </table> ¹A primary in CA-05 was held on March 8, 2005. As Congresswoman Matsui got a majority of the votes on that date, a runoff on May 3, 2005 did not take place.[1]

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