List of United States Representatives in the 113th Congress by seniority

This is a complete list of members of the United States House of Representatives during the 113th United States Congress (January 3, 2013 - January 3, 2015) in order of seniority. For the most part, representatives are ranked by the beginning of their terms in office. Representatives whose terms begin the same day are ranked by seniority.

Representatives who return to the House after having previously served in the House are credited with service equal to one less than the number of terms they served. When a representative has served a prior term of less than two terms (i.e., prior term minus one equals less than one), he or she is ranked above all other whose service begins on the same day.

Committee chairmanship in the House is often associated with seniority, especially in the Democratic Caucus. The Republican leadership has a stronger hand in choosing chairmen and ranking minority members, and do so based on ideology and campaign fundraising.[1] However, party leadership is typically not associated with seniority.

Representatives and Delegates by number of terms while have serving in the House of this U.S. Congress since and after January 3 of the first year

Representatives and Delegates with consecutive terms who have served while in the House since and after January 3 of the first year of this U.S. Congress

Complete seniority list

Rank Representative Party District Seniority date Committee and leadership positions
1 John Dingell D Michigan 12 December 13, 1955 Dean of the House
2 John Conyers D Michigan 13 January 3, 1965 Ranking Member: Judiciary
3 Charles B. Rangel D New York 13 January 3, 1971  
4 Bill Young[2] R Florida 13  
5 Don Young R Alaska at-large March 6, 1973  
6 George Miller D California 11 January 3, 1975 Ranking Member: Education and the Workforce
7 Henry Waxman D California 33 Ranking Member: Energy and Commerce
8 Ed Markey[3] D Massachusetts 5 November 2, 1976 Ranking Member: Natural Resources
9 Nick Rahall D West Virginia 3 January 3, 1977 Ranking Member: Transportation and Infrastructure
10 James Sensenbrenner R Wisconsin 5 January 3, 1979  
11 Tom Petri R Wisconsin 6 April 3, 1979  
12 Ralph Hall R Texas 4 January 3, 1981  
13 Hal Rogers R Kentucky 5 Chair: Appropriations
14 Chris Smith R New Jersey 4  
15 Frank Wolf R Virginia 10  
16 Steny Hoyer D Maryland 5 May 19, 1981 Minority Whip
17 Marcy Kaptur D Ohio 9 January 3, 1983 Most senior woman in the U.S. House of Representatives
18 Sander Levin D Michigan 9 Ranking Member: Ways and Means
19 Joe Barton R Texas 6 January 3, 1985  
20 Howard Coble R North Carolina 6  
21 Pete Visclosky D Indiana 1  
22 Peter DeFazio D Oregon 4 January 3, 1987  
23 John Lewis D Georgia 5  
24 Louise Slaughter D New York 28 Ranking Member: Rules
25 Lamar Smith R Texas 21 Chair: Science, Space and Technology
26 Fred Upton R Michigan 6 Chair: Energy and Commerce
27 Nancy Pelosi D California 12 June 2, 1987 Minority Leader
28 Frank Pallone D New Jersey 6 November 8, 1988  
29 John Duncan R Tennessee 2  
30 Eliot Engel D New York 16 January 3, 1989 Ranking Member: Foreign Affairs
31 Nita Lowey D New York 17 Ranking Member: Appropriations
32 Jim McDermott D Washington 7  
33 Richard Neal D Massachusetts 1  
34 Dana Rohrabacher R California 48  
35 Ileana Ros-Lehtinen R Florida 27 August 29, 1989  
36 José Serrano D New York 15 March 20, 1990  
37 Rob Andrews[4] D New Jersey 1 November 6, 1990  
38 David Price[5] D North Carolina 4 January 3, 1997
Previous service, 1987 – 1995.[6]		  
39 John Boehner R Ohio 8 January 3, 1991 Speaker of the House
40 Dave Camp R Michigan 4 Chair: Ways and Means
41 Rosa DeLauro D Connecticut 3  
42 Jim Moran D Virginia 8  
43 Collin Peterson D Minnesota 7 Ranking Member: Agriculture
44 Maxine Waters D California 35 Ranking Member: Financial Services
45 Sam Johnson R Texas 3 May 8, 1991  
46 Ed Pastor D Arizona 7 October 3, 1991  
47 Jerrold Nadler D New York 10 November 3, 1992  
48 Jim Cooper[7] D Tennessee 5 January 3, 2003
Previous service, 1983 – 1995.[6]		  
49 Spencer Bachus R Alabama 6 January 3, 1993  
50 Xavier Becerra D California 34 Democratic Caucus Chairman
51 Sanford Bishop D Georgia 2  
52 Corrine Brown D Florida 5  
53 Ken Calvert R California 42  
54 Jim Clyburn D South Carolina 6 Assistant Minority Leader
55 Anna Eshoo D California 14  
56 Bob Goodlatte R Virginia 6 Chair: Judiciary
57 Gene Green D Texas 29  
58 Luis Gutiérrez D Illinois 4  
59 Alcee Hastings D Florida 20  
60 Eddie Bernice Johnson D Texas 30 Ranking Member: Science, Space and Technology
61 Peter King R New York 2  
62 Jack Kingston R Georgia 1  
63 Carolyn Maloney D New York 12  
64 Buck McKeon R California 25 Chair: Armed Services
65 John Mica R Florida 7  
66 Lucille Roybal-Allard D California 40  
67 Ed Royce R California 39 Chair: Foreign Affairs
68 Bobby Rush D Illinois 1  
69 Bobby Scott D Virginia 3  
70 Nydia Velázquez D New York 7 Ranking Member: Small Business
71 Mel Watt[8] D North Carolina 12  
72 Bennie Thompson D Mississippi 2 April 13, 1993 Ranking Member: Homeland Security
73 Sam Farr D California 17 June 8, 1993  
74 Frank Lucas R Oklahoma 3 May 10, 1994 Chair: Agriculture
75 Lloyd Doggett D Texas 35 January 3, 1995  
76 Mike Doyle D Pennsylvania 14  
77 Chaka Fattah D Pennsylvania 2  
78 Rodney Frelinghuysen R New Jersey 11  
79 Doc Hastings R Washington 4 Chair: Natural Resources
80 Sheila Jackson-Lee D Texas 18  
81 Walter B. Jones R North Carolina 3  
82 Tom Latham R Illinois 4  
83 Frank LoBiondo R New Jersey 2  
84 Zoe Lofgren D California 16  
85 Mac Thornberry R Texas 13  
86 Ed Whitfield R Kentucky 1  
87 Elijah Cummings D Maryland 7 April 16, 1996 Ranking Member: Oversight and Government Reform
88 Earl Blumenauer D Oregon 3 May 21, 1996  
89 Jo Ann Emerson[9] R Missouri 8 November 5, 1996  
90 Robert Aderholt R Alabama 4 January 3, 1997  
91 Kevin Brady R Texas 8  
92 Danny Davis D Illinois 7  
93 Diana DeGette D Colorado 1  
94 Kay Granger R Texas 12  
95 Rubén Hinojosa D Texas 15  
96 Ron Kind D Wisconsin 3  
97 Carolyn McCarthy D New York 4  
98 Jim McGovern D Massachusetts 2  
99 Mike McIntyre D North Carolina 7  
100 Bill Pascrell D New Jersey 8  
101 Joe Pitts R Pennsylvania 16  
102 Loretta Sanchez D California 46  
103 Pete Sessions R California 32 Chair: Rules
104 Brad Sherman D California 30  
105 John Shimkus R Illinois 15  
106 Adam Smith D Washington 9 Ranking Member: Armed Services
107 John Tierney D Massachusetts 6  
108 Gregory Meeks D New York 5 February 3, 1998  
109 Lois Capps D California 24 March 10, 1998  
110 Barbara Lee D California 13 April 7, 1998  
111 Robert Brady D Pennsylvania 1 May 19, 1998 Ranking Member: House Administration
112 Steve Chabot[10] R Ohio 1 January 3, 2011
Previous service, 1995 – 2009.[6]		  
113 Mike Capuano D Massachusetts 7 January 3, 1999  
114 Joe Crowley D New York 14  
115 Rush D. Holt D New Jersey 12  
116 John Larson D Connecticut 1  
117 Gary Miller R California 31  
118 Grace Napolitano D California 32  
119 Paul Ryan R Wisconsin 1 Chair: Budget
120 Jan Schakowsky D Illinois 9  
121 Mike Simpson R Idaho 2  
122 Lee Terry R Nebraska 2  
123 Mike Thompson D California 5  
124 Greg Walden R Oregon 2  
125 Eric Cantor[11] R Virginia 7 January 3, 2001 Majority Leader
126 Shelley Moore Capito R West Virginia 2  
127 William Lacy Clay D Missouri 1  
128 Ander Crenshaw R Florida 4  
129 John Culberson R Texas 7  
130 Susan Davis D California 53  
131 Sam Graves R Missouri 6 Chair: Small Business
132 Mike Honda D California 15  
133 Steve Israel D New York 3  
134 Darrell Issa R California 49 Chair: Oversight and Government Reform
135 James Langevin D Rhode Island 2  
136 Rick Larsen D Washington 2  
137 Jim Matheson D Utah 4  
138 Betty McCollum D Minnesota 4  
139 Mike Rogers R Michigan 8 Chair: Intelligence
140 Adam Schiff D California 28  
141 Patrick Tiberi R Ohio 12  
142 Bill Shuster R Pennsylvania 9 May 15, 2001 Chair: Transportation and Infrastructure
143 Randy Forbes R Virginia 4 June 19, 2001  
144 Stephen Lynch D Massachusetts 9 October 16, 2001  
145 Jeff Miller R Florida 1 Chair: Veterans' Affairs
146 Joe Wilson R South Carolina 2 December 18, 2001  
147 Rodney Alexander R Louisiana 5 January 3, 2003  
148 Rob Bishop R Utah 1  
149 Tim Bishop D New York 1  
150 Marsha Blackburn R Tennessee 7  
151 Jo Bonner[12] R Alabama 1 Chair: Ethics
152 Michael Burgess R Texas 26  
153 John Carter R Texas 31  
154 Tom Cole R Oklahoma 4  
155 Mario Diaz-Balart R Florida 25  
156 Trent Franks R Arizona 8  
157 Scott Garrett R New Jersey 5  
158 Jim Gerlach R Pennsylvania 6  
159 Phil Gingrey R Georgia 1  
160 Raúl Grijalva D Arizona 3  
161 Jeb Hensarling R Texas 5 Chair: Financial Services
162 Steve King R Iowa 4  
163 John Kline R Minnesota 2 Chair: Education and the Workforce
164 Mike Michaud D Maine 2 Ranking Member: Veterans' Affairs
165 Candice Miller R Michigan 10 Chair: House Administration
166 Tim Murphy R Pennsylvania 18  
167 Devin Nunes R California 22  
168 Mike D. Rogers R Alabama 3  
169 Dutch Ruppersberger D Maryland 2 Ranking Member: Intelligence
170 Tim Ryan D Ohio 13  
171 Linda Sánchez D California 39 Ranking Member: Ethics
172 David Scott D Georgia 13  
173 Michael Turner R Ohio 10  
174 Chris Van Hollen D Maryland 8 Ranking Member: Budget
175 Randy Neugebauer R Texas 19 June 3, 2003  
176 G. K. Butterfield D North Carolina 1 July 20, 2004  
177 John Barrow D Georgia 12 January 3, 2005  
178 Charles Boustany R Louisiana 7  
179 Emanuel Cleaver D Missouri 5  
180 Mike Conaway R Texas 11  
181 Jim Costa D California 16  
182 Henry Cuellar D Texas 28  
183 Charlie Dent R Pennsylvania 15  
184 Jeff Fortenberry R Nebraska 1  
185 Virginia Foxx R North Carolina 5  
186 Louie Gohmert R Texas 1  
187 Al Green D Texas 9  
188 Brian Higgins D New York 26  
189 Dan Lipinski D Illinois 3  
190 Kenny Marchant R Texas 24  
191 Michael McCaul R Texas 10 Chair: Homeland Security
192 Patrick McHenry R North Carolina 10  
193 Cathy McMorris Rodgers R Washington 5 Republican Conference Chairwoman
194 Gwen Moore D Wisconsin 4  
195 Ted Poe R Texas 2  
196 Tom Price R Georgia 6  
197 Dave Reichert R Washington 8  
198 Allyson Schwartz D Pennsylvania 13  
199 Debbie Wasserman Schultz D Florida 23  
200 Lynn Westmoreland R Georgia 3  
201 Doris Matsui D California 6 March 8, 2005  
202 John Campbell R California 48 December 6, 2005  
203 Albio Sires D New Jersey 13 November 13, 2006  
204 Steve Pearce[13] R New Mexico 2 January 3, 2011
Previous service, 2003 – 2009.[6]		  
205 Michele Bachmann R Minnesota 6 January 3, 2007  
206 Gus Bilirakis R Florida 12  
207 Bruce Braley D Iowa 1  
208 Vern Buchanan R Florida 16  
209 Kathy Castor D Florida 14  
210 Yvette D. Clarke D New York 9  
211 Steve Cohen D Tennessee 9  
212 Joe Courtney D Connecticut 2  
213 Keith Ellison D Minnesota 5  
214 Hank Johnson D Georgia 4  
215 Jim Jordan R Ohio 4  
216 Doug Lamborn R Colorado 5  
217 Dave Loebsack D Iowa 2  
218 Kevin McCarthy R California 23 Majority Whip
219 Jerry McNerney D California 9  
220 Ed Perlmutter D Colorado 7  
221 Peter Roskam R Illinois 6  
222 John Sarbanes D Maryland 3  
223 Adrian Smith R Nebraska 3  
224 Tim Walz D Minnesota 1  
225 Peter Welch D Vermont at-large  
226 John Yarmuth D Kentucky 3  
227 Paul Broun R Georgia 10 July 17, 2007  
228 Niki Tsongas D Massachusetts 5 October 16, 2007  
229 Bob Latta R Ohio 5 December 11, 2007  
230 Rob Wittman R Virginia 1  
231 André Carson D Indiana 7 March 11, 2008  
232 Jackie Speier D California 14 April 8, 2008  
233 Steve Scalise R Louisiana 1 May 3, 2008  
234 Donna Edwards D Maryland 4 June 17, 2008  
235 Marcia Fudge D Ohio 11 November 18, 2008  
236 Rick Nolan[14] D Minnesota 8 January 3, 2013
Previous service, 1975 – 1981.[6]		  
237 Matt Salmon[15] R Arizona 5 January 3, 2013
Previous service, 1975 – 1981.[6]		  
238 Bill Cassidy R Louisiana 6 January 3, 2009  
239 Jason Chaffetz R Utah 3  
240 Mike Coffman R Colorado 6  
241 Gerry Connolly D Virginia 11  
242 John C. Fleming R Louisiana 4  
243 Brett Guthrie R Kentucky 2  
244 Gregg Harper R Mississippi 3  
245 Jim Himes D Connecticut 4  
246 Duncan D. Hunter R California 50  
247 Lynn Jenkins R Kansas 2  
248 Leonard Lance R New Jersey 7  
249 Blaine Luetkemeyer R Missouri 10  
250 Ben R. Luján D New Mexico 3  
251 Cynthia Lummis R Wyoming at-large  
252 Tom McClintock R California 4  
253 Pete Olson R Texas 22  
254 Erik Paulsen R Minnesota 3  
255 Gary Peters D Michigan 14  
256 Chellie Pingree D Maine 1  
257 Jared Polis D Colorado 2  
258 Bill Posey R Florida 8  
259 Phil Roe R Tennessee 1  
260 Tom Rooney R Florida 17  
261 Aaron Schock R Illinois 18  
262 Kurt Schrader D Oregon 5  
263 Glenn Thompson R Pennsylvania 5  
264 Paul Tonko D New York 20  
265 Michael Quigley D Illinois 5 April 7, 2009  
266 Judy Chu D California 27 July 14, 2009  
267 John Garamendi D California 3 November 3, 2009  
268 Bill Owens D New York 21  
269 Ted Deutch D Florida 21 April 13, 2010  
270 Tom Graves R Georgia 14 June 8, 2010  
271 Tom Reed R New York 23 November 2, 2010  
272 Marlin Stutzman R Indiana 3  
273 Mike Fitzpatrick[16] R Pennsylvania 8 January 3, 2011
Previous service, 2005 – 2007.[6]		  
274 Carol Shea-Porter[17] D New Hampshire 1 January 3, 2013
Previous service, 2007 – 2011.[6]		  
275 Tim Walberg[18] R Michigan 7 January 3, 2011
Previous service, 2007 – 2009.[6]		  
276 Bill Foster[19] D Illinois 11 January 3, 2013
Previous service, 2008 – 2011.[6]		  
277 Justin Amash R Michigan 3 January 3, 2011  
278 Lou Barletta R Pennsylvania 11  
279 Karen Bass D California 37  
280 Dan Benishek R Michigan 1  
281 Diane Black R Tennessee 6  
282 Mo Brooks R Alabama 5  
283 Larry Bucshon R Indiana 8  
284 John Carney D Delaware at-large  
285 David Cicilline D Rhode Island 1  
286 Rick Crawford R Arkansas 1  
287 Jeff Denham R California 10  
288 Scott DesJarlais R Tennessee 4  
289 Sean Duffy R Wisconsin 7  
290 Jeff Duncan R South Carolina 3  
291 Renee Ellmers R North Carolina 2  
292 Blake Farenthold R Texas 27  
293 Stephen Fincher R Tennessee 8  
294 Chuck Fleischmann R Tennessee 3  
295 Bill Flores R Texas 17  
296 Cory Gardner R Colorado 4  
297 Bob Gibbs R Ohio 7  
298 Chris Gibson R New York 19  
299 Paul Gosar R Arizona 4  
300 Trey Gowdy R South Carolina 4  
301 Tim Griffin R Arkansas 2  
302 Morgan Griffith R Virginia 9  
303 Michael Grimm R New York 11  
304 Colleen Hanabusa D Hawaii 1  
305 Richard Hanna R New York 22  
306 Andy Harris R Maryland 1  
307 Vicky Hartzler R Missouri 4  
308 Joe Heck R Nevada 3  
309 Jaime Herrera R Washington 3  
310 Tim Huelskamp R Kansas 1  
311 Bill Huizenga R Michigan 2  
312 Randy Hultgren R Illinois 14  
313 Robert Hurt R Virginia 5  
314 Bill Johnson R Ohio 6  
315 Bill Keating D Massachusetts 9  
316 Mike Kelly R Pennsylvania 3  
317 Adam Kinzinger R Illinois 16  
318 Raúl Labrador R Idaho 1  
319 James Lankford R Oklahoma 5  
320 Billy Long R Missouri 7  
321 Tom Marino R Pennsylvania 10  
322 David McKinley R West Virginia 1  
323 Pat Meehan R Pennsylvania 7  
324 Mick Mulvaney R South Carolina 5  
325 Kristi Noem R South Dakota at-large  
326 Rich Nugent R Florida 11  
327 Alan Nunnelee R Mississippi 1  
328 Steven Palazzo R Mississippi 4  
329 Mike Pompeo R Kansas 4  
330 Jim Renacci R Ohio 16  
331 Reid Ribble R Wisconsin 8  
332 Cedric Richmond D Louisiana 2  
333 Scott Rigell R Virginia 2  
334 Martha Roby R Alabama 2  
335 Todd Rokita R Indiana 4  
336 Dennis Ross R Florida 15  
337 Jon Runyan R New Jersey 3  
338 David Schweikert R Arizona 6  
339 Austin Scott R Georgia 8  
340 Terri Sewell D Alabama 7  
341 Steve Southerland R Florida 2  
342 Steve Stivers R Ohio 15  
343 Scott Tipton R Colorado 3  
344 Daniel Webster R Florida 10  
345 Frederica Wilson D Florida 24  
346 Steve Womack R Arkansas 3  
347 Rob Woodall R Georgia 7  
348 Kevin Yoder R Kansas 3  
349 Todd Young R Indiana 9  
350 Janice Hahn D California 44 July 12, 2011  
351 Mark Amodei R Nevada 2 September 13, 2011  
352 Suzanne Bonamici D Oregon 1 January 31, 2012  
353 Ron Barber D Arizona 2 June 12, 2012  
354 Suzan DelBene D Washington 1 November 6, 2012  
355 Thomas Massie R Kentucky 4  
356 Donald Payne, Jr. D New Jersey 10  
357 Alan Grayson[20] D Florida 9 January 3, 2013
Previous service, 2009 – 2011.[6]		  
358 Ann Kirkpatrick[21] D Arizona 1  
359 Dan Maffei[22] D New York 24  
360 Dina Titus[23] D Nevada 1  
361 Steve Stockman[24] R Texas 36 January 3, 2013
Previous service, 1995 – 1997.[6]		  
362 Andy Barr R Kentucky 6 January 3, 2013  
363 Joyce Beatty D Ohio 3  
364 Kerry Bentivolio R Michigan 11  
365 Ami Bera D California 7  
366 Jim Bridenstine R Oklahoma 1  
367 Susan Brooks R Indiana 5  
368 Julia Brownley D California 26  
369 Cheri Bustos D Illinois 17  
370 Tony Cardenas D California 29  
371 Matt Cartwright D Pennsylvania 17  
372 Joaquin Castro D Texas 20  
373 Chris Collins R New York 27  
374 Doug Collins R Georgia 9  
375 Paul Cook R California 8  
376 Tom Cotton R Arkansas 4  
377 Kevin Cramer R North Dakota at-large  
378 Steve Daines R Montana at-large  
379 Rodney Davis R Illinois 13  
380 John Delaney D Maryland 6  
381 Ron DeSantis R Florida 6  
382 Tammy Duckworth D Illinois 8  
383 William Enyart D Illinois 12  
384 Elizabeth Esty D Connecticut 5  
385 Lois Frankel D Florida 22  
386 Tulsi Gabbard D Hawaii 2  
387 Pete Gallego D Texas 23  
388 Joe Garcia D Florida 26  
389 Dennis Heck D Washington 10  
390 George Holding R North Carolina 13  
391 Steve Horsford D Nevada 4  
392 Richard Hudson R North Carolina 8  
393 Jared Huffman D California 2  
394 Hakeem Jeffries D New York 8  
395 David Joyce R Ohio 14  
396 Joseph Kennedy III D Massachusetts 4  
397 Dan Kildee D Michigan 5  
398 Derek Kilmer D Washington 6  
399 Ann McLane Kuster D New Hampshire 2  
400 Doug LaMalfa R California 1  
401 Alan Lowenthal D California 47  
402 Michelle Lujan Grisham D New Mexico 1  
403 Sean Patrick Maloney D New York 18  
404 Gloria Negrete McLeod D California 35  
405 Mark Meadows R North Carolina 11  
406 Grace Meng D New York 6  
407 Luke Messer R Indiana 6  
408 Markwayne Mullin R Oklahoma 2  
409 Patrick Murphy D Florida 18  
410 Beto O'Rourke D Texas 16  
411 Scott Perry R Pennsylvania 4  
412 Scott Peters D California 52  
413 Robert Pittenger R North Carolina 9  
414 Mark Pocan D Wisconsin 2  
415 Trey Radel[25] R Florida 19  
416 Tom Rice R South Carolina 7  
417 Keith Rothfus R Pennsylvania 12  
418 Raul Ruiz D California 36  
419 Brad Schneider D Illinois 10  
420 Kyrsten Sinema D Arizona 9  
421 Chris Stewart R Utah 2  
422 Eric Swalwell D California 15  
423 Mark Takano D California 41  
424 David Valadao R California 21  
425 Juan Vargas D California 51  
426 Marc Veasey D Texas 33  
427 Filemon Vela D Texas 34  
428 Ann Wagner R Missouri 2  
429 Jackie Walorski R Indiana 2  
430 Randy Weber R Texas 14  
431 Brad Wenstrup R Ohio 2  
432 Roger Williams R Texas 25  
433 Ted Yoho R Florida 3  
  Robin Kelly D Illinois 2 April 9, 2013  
  Mark Sanford[26] R South Carolina 1 May 7, 2013
Previous service, 1995 – 2001.[6]		  
  Jason T. Smith R Missouri 8 June 4, 2013  
  Vance McAllister R Louisiana 5 November 16, 2013  
  Katherine Clark D Massachusetts 5 December 10, 2013  
  Bradley Byrne R Alabama 1 December 17, 2013  
  David Jolly R Florida 13 March 11, 2014  
  Curt Clawson R Florida 19 June 24, 2014  
  Alma Adams D North Carolina 12 November 4, 2014  
  Dave Brat R Virginia 7  
  Donald Norcross D New Jersey 1  

Delegates

RankDelegatePartyDistrictSeniority dateNotes
1 Eni Faleomavaega D AS January 3, 1989
2 Eleanor Holmes Norton D DC January 3, 1991
3 Donna Christian-Christensen D VI January 3, 1997
4 Madeleine Bordallo D GU January 3, 2003
5 Pedro Pierluisi D PR January 3, 2009
6 Gregorio Sablan D NMI

Notes

  1. ↑ House Seniority and Committee Leadership
  2. ↑ Died October 16, 2013.
  3. ↑ Resigned July 15, 2013.
  4. ↑ Resigned February 6, 2014.
  5. ↑ (1987-1995/13th term-2nd non-cons. term*)
  6. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Members elected with substantial prior service receive credit for part of that service when calculating seniority.
  7. ↑ (1983-1995/12th term-2nd non-cons. term*)
  8. ↑ Resigned January 6, 2014.
  9. ↑ Resigned January 22, 2013.
  10. ↑ (1995-2009/9th term-2nd non-cons. term*)
  11. ↑ Resigned August 18, 2014.
  12. ↑ Resigned August 2, 2013.
  13. ↑ (2003-2009/5th term-2nd non-cons. term*)
  14. ↑ (1975-1981/4th term-2nd non-cons. term*)
  15. ↑ (1995-2001/4th term-2nd non-cons. term*)
  16. ↑ (2005-2007/3rd term-2nd non-cons. term*)
  17. ↑ (2007-2011/2nd term-2nd non-cons. term*)
  18. ↑ (2007-2009/3rd term-2nd non-cons. term*)
  19. ↑ (2008-2011/3rd term-2nd non-cons. term*)
  20. ↑ (2009-2011/2nd term-2nd non-cons. term*)
  21. ↑ (2009-2011/2nd term-2nd non-cons. term*)
  22. ↑ (2009-2011/2nd term-2nd non-cons. term*)
  23. ↑ (2009-2011/2nd term-2nd non-cons. term*)
  24. ↑ (1995-1997/2nd term-2nd non-cons. term*)
  25. ↑ Resigned January 27, 2014.
  26. ↑ (1995-2001/4th term-2nd non-cons. term*)

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