Seniority in the United States House of Representatives

This is a complete list of current members of the U.S. House of Representatives based on 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 alphabetically by last name.

Currently, there is one vacancy in the House due to a resignation in Ohio's 8th congressional district. Former Speaker John Boehner resigned his seat October 31, 2015.

Standards for 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. For example, Rep. Steve Chabot had previously served seven terms, from 1995 to 2009, when he was once again elected in 2010. Instead of holding seniority with others whose terms began January 3, 2011, he was credited with six terms, and holds seniority above all representatives whose terms began January 3, 1999, and after. When a representative has served a prior term of fewer than two terms (i.e., prior term minus one equals less than one), he or she is ranked above all others whose service begins on the same day.

Benefits of seniority

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 does so based on voting records and campaign fundraising.^[1] However, party leadership is not strictly associated with seniority.

Representatives/Delegates by number of terms

Representatives/Delegates with consecutive terms who served in the House since or after January 3 of the first year of the U.S. Congress

• January 3, 1965 (26th term/1 representative/since)
• January 3, 1971 (23rd term/1 representative/since)
• January 3, 1973 (22nd term/1 representative/after)
• January 3, 1979 (19th term/1 representative/since)
• January 3, 1981 (18th term/3 representatives/since and after)
• January 3, 1983 (17th term/2 representatives/since)
• January 3, 1985 (16th term/2 representatives/since)
• January 3, 1987 (15th term/8 representatives/since and after)
• January 3, 1989 (14th term/7 representatives/since and after)
• January 3, 1991 (13th term/6 representatives and 1 delegate/since and after)
• January 3, 1993 (12th term/22 representatives/since and after)
• January 3, 1995 (11th term/12 representatives/since and after)
• January 3, 1997 (10th term/20 representatives/since and after)
• January 3, 1999 (9th term/9 representatives/since)
• January 3, 2001 (8th term/20 representatives/since and after)
• January 3, 2003 (7th term/25 representatives and 1 delegate/since and after)
• January 3, 2005 (6th term/24 representatives/since and after)
• January 3, 2007 (5th term/28 representatives/since and after)
• January 3, 2009 (4th term/32 representatives and 2 delegates/since and after)
• January 3, 2011 (3rd term/76 representatives/since and after)
• January 3, 2013 (2nd term/79 representatives/since and after)
• January 3, 2015 (1st term/60 representatives and 2 delegates/since and after)

Representatives/Delegates who have served non-consecutive terms*

• Representatives/Delegates who previously served in the House have non-consecutive terms*
  • Representative Rick Nolan (Democrat) of Minnesota: (1975-1981/5th term-2nd non-cons. term*/January 3, 2013)
  • Representative Jim Cooper (Democrat) of Tennessee: (1983-1995/13th term-2nd non-cons. term*/January 3, 2003)
  • Representative David Price (Democrat) of North Carolina: (1987-1995/14th term-2nd non-cons. term*/January 3, 1997)
  • Representative Matt Salmon (Republican) of Arizona: (1995-2001/5th term-2nd non-cons. term*/January 3, 2013)
  • Representative Mark Sanford (Republican) of South Carolina: (1995-2001/5th term-2nd non-cons. term*/May 7, 2013)
  • Representative Steve Chabot (Republican) of Ohio: (1995-2009/10th term-2nd non-cons. term*/January 3, 2011)
  • Representative Steve Pearce (Republican) of New Mexico: (2003-2009/6th term-2nd non-cons. term*/January 3, 2011)
  • Representative Mike Fitzpatrick (Republican) of Pennsylvania: (2005-2007/4th term-2nd non-cons. term*/January 3, 2011)
  • Representative Tim Walberg (Republican) of Michigan: (2007-2009/4th term-2nd non-cons. term*/January 3, 2011)
  • Representative Bill Foster (Democrat) of Illinois: (2008-2011/4th term-2nd non-cons. term*)/January 3, 2013)
  • Representative Carol Shea-Porter (Democrat) of New Hampshire: (2007-2011/3rd term-2nd non-cons. term*/January 3, 2013)
  • Representative Ann Kirkpatrick (Democrat) of Arizona: (2009-2011/3rd term-2nd non-cons. term*/January 3, 2013)
  • Representative Alan Grayson (Democrat) of Florida: (2009-2011/3rd term-2nd non-cons. term*/January 3, 2013)
  • Representative Dina Titus (Democrat) of Nevada: (2009-2011/2nd term-2nd non-cons. term*/January 3, 2013)
  • Representative Robert Dold (Republican) of Illinois: (2011-2013/2nd term-2nd non-cons. term*/January 3, 2015)
  • Representative Frank Guinta (Republican) of New Jersey: (2011-2013/2nd term-2nd non-cons. term*/January 3, 2015)

Current seniority list

Rank	Representative	Party	District	Seniority date	Committee and leadership positions
1	John Conyers	D	Michigan 13	January 3, 1965	Dean of the House Ranking Member: Judiciary
2	Charles Rangel	D	New York 13	January 3, 1971
3	Don Young	R	Alaska at-large	March 6, 1973
4	James Sensenbrenner	R	Wisconsin 5	January 3, 1979
5	Hal Rogers	R	Kentucky 5	January 3, 1981	Chair: Appropriations
6	Christopher Smith	R	New Jersey 4
7	Steny Hoyer	D	Maryland 5	May 19, 1981	Minority Whip
8	Marcy Kaptur	D	Ohio 9	January 3, 1983
9	Sander Levin	D	Michigan 9		Ranking Member: Ways and Means
10	Joe Barton	R	Texas 6	January 3, 1985
11	Pete Visclosky	D	Indiana 1
12	Peter DeFazio	D	Oregon 4	January 3, 1987	Ranking Member: Transportation and Infrastructure
13	John Lewis	D	Georgia 5
14	Louise Slaughter	D	New York 25		Ranking Member: Rules
15	Lamar Smith	R	Texas 21		Chair: Science, Space and Technology
16	Fred Upton	R	Michigan 6		Chair: Energy and Commerce
17	Nancy Pelosi	D	California 12	June 2, 1987	Minority Leader
18	John Duncan	R	Tennessee 2	November 8, 1988
19	Frank Pallone	D	New Jersey 6		Ranking Member: Energy and Commerce
20	Eliot Engel	D	New York 16	January 3, 1989	Ranking Member: Foreign Affairs
21	Nita Lowey	D	New York 17		Ranking Member: Appropriations
22	Jim McDermott	D	Washington 7
23	Richard Neal	D	Massachusetts 1
24	Dana Rohrabacher	R	California 48
25	Ileana Ros-Lehtinen	R	Florida 27	August 29, 1989
26	José Serrano	D	New York 15	March 20, 1990
27	David Price	D	North Carolina 4	January 3, 1997 Previous service, 1987–1995.[2]
28	Rosa DeLauro	D	Connecticut 3	January 3, 1991
29	Collin Peterson	D	Minnesota 7		Ranking Member: Agriculture
30	Maxine Waters	D	California 43		Ranking Member: Financial Services
31	Sam Johnson	R	Texas 3	May 8, 1991
32	Jerrold Nadler	D	New York 10	November 3, 1992
33	Jim Cooper	D	Tennessee 5	January 3, 2003 Previous service, 1983–1995.[2]
34	Xavier Becerra	D	California 34	January 3, 1993	Democratic Caucus Chairman
35	Sanford Bishop	D	Georgia 2
36	Corrine Brown	D	Florida 5		Ranking Member: Veterans' Affairs
37	Ken Calvert	R	California 42
38	Jim Clyburn	D	South Carolina 6		Assistant Minority Leader
39	Anna Eshoo	D	California 18
40	Bob Goodlatte	R	Virginia 6		Chair: Judiciary
41	Gene Green	D	Texas 29
42	Luis Gutiérrez	D	Illinois 4
43	Alcee Hastings	D	Florida 20
44	Eddie Bernice Johnson	D	Texas 30		Ranking Member: Science, Space and Technology
45	Peter King	R	New York 2
46	Carolyn Maloney	D	New York 12
47	John Mica	R	Florida 7
48	Lucille Roybal-Allard	D	California 40
49	Ed Royce	R	California 39		Chair: Foreign Affairs
50	Bobby Rush	D	Illinois 1
51	Bobby Scott	D	Virginia 3		Ranking Member: Education and the Workforce
52	Nydia Velázquez	D	New York 7		Ranking Member: Small Business
53	Bennie Thompson	D	Mississippi 2	April 13, 1993	Ranking Member: Homeland Security
54	Sam Farr	D	California 20	June 8, 1993
55	Frank Lucas	R	Oklahoma 3	May 10, 1994
56	Lloyd Doggett	D	Texas 35	January 3, 1995
57	Mike Doyle	D	Pennsylvania 14
58	Chaka Fattah	D	Pennsylvania 2
59	Rodney Frelinghuysen	R	New Jersey 11
60	Sheila Jackson-Lee	D	Texas 18
61	Walter B. Jones	R	North Carolina 3
62	Frank LoBiondo	R	New Jersey 2
63	Zoe Lofgren	D	California 19
64	Mac Thornberry	R	Texas 13		Chair: Armed Services
65	Ed Whitfield	R	Kentucky 1
66	Elijah Cummings	D	Maryland 7	April 16, 1996	Ranking Member: Oversight and Government Reform
67	Earl Blumenauer	D	Oregon 3	May 21, 1996
68	Robert Aderholt	R	Alabama 4	January 3, 1997
69	Kevin Brady	R	Texas 8		Chair: Ways and Means
70	Danny Davis	D	Illinois 7
71	Diana DeGette	D	Colorado 1
72	Kay Granger	R	Texas 12
73	Rubén Hinojosa	D	Texas 15
74	Ron Kind	D	Wisconsin 3
75	Jim McGovern	D	Massachusetts 2
76	Bill Pascrell	D	New Jersey 9
77	Joe Pitts	R	Pennsylvania 16
78	Loretta Sanchez	D	California 46
79	Pete Sessions	R	Texas 32		Chair: Rules
80	Brad Sherman	D	California 30
81	John Shimkus	R	Illinois 15
82	Adam Smith	D	Washington 9		Ranking Member: Armed Services
83	Gregory Meeks	D	New York 5	February 3, 1998
84	Lois Capps	D	California 24	March 10, 1998
85	Barbara Lee	D	California 13	April 7, 1998
86	Robert Brady	D	Pennsylvania 1	May 19, 1998	Ranking Member: House Administration
87	Steve Chabot	R	Ohio 1	January 3, 2011 Previous service, 1995–2009.[2]	Chair: Small Business
88	Mike Capuano	D	Massachusetts 7	January 3, 1999
89	Joe Crowley	D	New York 14
90	John Larson	D	Connecticut 1
91	Grace Napolitano	D	California 32
92	Paul Ryan	R	Wisconsin 1		Speaker of the House
93	Jan Schakowsky	D	Illinois 9
94	Mike Simpson	R	Idaho 2
95	Mike Thompson	D	California 5
96	Greg Walden	R	Oregon 2
97	William Lacy Clay	D	Missouri 1	January 3, 2001
98	Ander Crenshaw	R	Florida 4
99	John Culberson	R	Texas 7
100	Susan Davis	D	California 53
101	Sam Graves	R	Missouri 6
102	Mike Honda	D	California 17
103	Steve Israel	D	New York 3
104	Darrell Issa	R	California 49
105	James Langevin	D	Rhode Island 2
106	Rick Larsen	D	Washington 2
107	Betty McCollum	D	Minnesota 4
108	Adam Schiff	D	California 28		Ranking Member: Intelligence
109	Patrick Tiberi	R	Ohio 12
110	Bill Shuster	R	Pennsylvania 9	May 15, 2001	Chair: Transportation and Infrastructure
111	Randy Forbes	R	Virginia 4	June 19, 2001
112	Stephen Lynch	D	Massachusetts 8	October 16, 2001
113	Jeff Miller	R	Florida 1		Chair: Veterans' Affairs
114	Joe Wilson	R	South Carolina 2	December 18, 2001
115	Rob Bishop	R	Utah 1	January 3, 2003	Chair: Natural Resources
116	Marsha Blackburn	R	Tennessee 7
117	Michael Burgess	R	Texas 26
118	John Carter	R	Texas 31
119	Tom Cole	R	Oklahoma 4
120	Mario Diaz-Balart	R	Florida 25
121	Trent Franks	R	Arizona 8
122	Scott Garrett	R	New Jersey 5
123	Raúl Grijalva	D	Arizona 3		Ranking Member: Natural Resources
124	Jeb Hensarling	R	Texas 5		Chair: Financial Services
125	Steve King	R	Iowa 4
126	John Kline	R	Minnesota 2		Chair: Education and the Workforce
127	Candice Miller	R	Michigan 10		Chair: House Administration
128	Tim Murphy	R	Pennsylvania 18
129	Devin Nunes	R	California 22		Chair: Intelligence
130	Mike D. Rogers	R	Alabama 3
131	Dutch Ruppersberger	D	Maryland 2
132	Tim Ryan	D	Ohio 13
133	Linda Sánchez	D	California 38		Ranking Member: Ethics
134	David Scott	D	Georgia 13
135	Michael Turner	R	Ohio 10
136	Chris Van Hollen	D	Maryland 8		Ranking Member: Budget
137	Randy Neugebauer	R	Texas 19	June 3, 2003
138	G. K. Butterfield	D	North Carolina 1	July 20, 2004
139	Charles Boustany	R	Louisiana 3	January 3, 2005
140	Emanuel Cleaver	D	Missouri 5
141	Mike Conaway	R	Texas 11		Chair: Agriculture
142	Jim Costa	D	California 16
143	Henry Cuellar	D	Texas 28
144	Charlie Dent	R	Pennsylvania 15		Chair: Ethics
145	Jeff Fortenberry	R	Nebraska 1
146	Virginia Foxx	R	North Carolina 5
147	Louie Gohmert	R	Texas 1
148	Al Green	D	Texas 9
149	Brian Higgins	D	New York 26
150	Dan Lipinski	D	Illinois 3
151	Kenny Marchant	R	Texas 24
152	Michael McCaul	R	Texas 10		Chair: Homeland Security
153	Patrick McHenry	R	North Carolina 10
154	Cathy McMorris Rodgers	R	Washington 5		Republican Conference Chairwoman
155	Gwen Moore	D	Wisconsin 4
156	Ted Poe	R	Texas 2
157	Tom Price	R	Georgia 6		Chair: Budget
158	Dave Reichert	R	Washington 8
159	Debbie Wasserman Schultz	D	Florida 23
160	Lynn Westmoreland	R	Georgia 3
161	Doris Matsui	D	California 6	March 8, 2005
162	Albio Sires	D	New Jersey 8	November 7, 2006
163	Steve Pearce	R	New Mexico 2	January 3, 2011 Previous service, 2003–2009.[2]
164	Gus Bilirakis	R	Florida 12	January 3, 2007
165	Vern Buchanan	R	Florida 16
166	Kathy Castor	D	Florida 14
167	Yvette D. Clarke	D	New York 9
168	Steve Cohen	D	Tennessee 9
169	Joe Courtney	D	Connecticut 2
170	Keith Ellison	D	Minnesota 5
171	Hank Johnson	D	Georgia 4
172	Jim Jordan	R	Ohio 4
173	Doug Lamborn	R	Colorado 5
174	Dave Loebsack	D	Iowa 2
175	Kevin McCarthy	R	California 23		Majority Leader
176	Jerry McNerney	D	California 9
177	Ed Perlmutter	D	Colorado 7
178	Peter Roskam	R	Illinois 6
179	John Sarbanes	D	Maryland 3
180	Adrian Smith	R	Nebraska 3
181	Tim Walz	D	Minnesota 1
182	Peter Welch	D	Vermont at-large
183	John Yarmuth	D	Kentucky 3
184	Niki Tsongas	D	Massachusetts 3	October 16, 2007
185	Bob Latta	R	Ohio 5	December 11, 2007
186	Rob Wittman	R	Virginia 1
187	André Carson	D	Indiana 7	March 11, 2008
188	Jackie Speier	D	California 14	April 8, 2008
189	Steve Scalise	R	Louisiana 1	May 3, 2008	Majority Whip
190	Donna Edwards	D	Maryland 4	June 17, 2008
191	Marcia Fudge	D	Ohio 11	November 18, 2008
192	Rick Nolan	D	Minnesota 8	January 3, 2013 Previous service, 1975–1981.[2]
193	Matt Salmon	R	Arizona 5	January 3, 2013 Previous service, 1995–2001.[2]
194	Mark Sanford	R	South Carolina 1	May 7, 2013 Previous service, 1995–2001.[2]
195	Jason Chaffetz	R	Utah 3	January 3, 2009	Chair: Oversight and Government Reform
196	Mike Coffman	R	Colorado 6
197	Gerry Connolly	D	Virginia 11
198	John C. Fleming	R	Louisiana 4
199	Brett Guthrie	R	Kentucky 2
200	Gregg Harper	R	Mississippi 3
201	Jim Himes	D	Connecticut 4
202	Duncan D. Hunter	R	California 50
203	Lynn Jenkins	R	Kansas 2
204	Leonard Lance	R	New Jersey 7
205	Blaine Luetkemeyer	R	Missouri 3
206	Ben R. Luján	D	New Mexico 3
207	Cynthia Lummis	R	Wyoming at-large
208	Tom McClintock	R	California 4
209	Pete Olson	R	Texas 22
210	Erik Paulsen	R	Minnesota 3
211	Chellie Pingree	D	Maine 1
212	Jared Polis	D	Colorado 2
213	Bill Posey	R	Florida 8
214	Phil Roe	R	Tennessee 1
215	Tom Rooney	R	Florida 17
216	Kurt Schrader	D	Oregon 5
217	Glenn Thompson	R	Pennsylvania 5
218	Paul Tonko	D	New York 20
219	Michael Quigley	D	Illinois 5	April 7, 2009
220	Judy Chu	D	California 27	July 14, 2009
221	John Garamendi	D	California 3	November 3, 2009
222	Ted Deutch	D	Florida 21	April 13, 2010
223	Tom Graves	R	Georgia 14	June 8, 2010
224	Tom Reed	R	New York 23	November 2, 2010
225	Marlin Stutzman	R	Indiana 3
226	Mike Fitzpatrick	R	Pennsylvania 8	January 3, 2011 Previous service, 2005–2007.[2]
227	Tim Walberg	R	Michigan 7	January 3, 2011 Previous service, 2007–2009.[2]
228	Bill Foster	D	Illinois 11	January 3, 2013 Previous service, 2008–2011.[2]
229	Justin Amash	R	Michigan 3	January 3, 2011
230	Lou Barletta	R	Pennsylvania 11
231	Karen Bass	D	California 37
232	Dan Benishek	R	Michigan 1
233	Diane Black	R	Tennessee 6
234	Mo Brooks	R	Alabama 5
235	Larry Bucshon	R	Indiana 8
236	John Carney	D	Delaware at-large
237	David Cicilline	D	Rhode Island 1
238	Rick Crawford	R	Arkansas 1
239	Jeff Denham	R	California 10
240	Scott DesJarlais	R	Tennessee 4
241	Sean Duffy	R	Wisconsin 7
242	Jeff Duncan	R	South Carolina 3
243	Renee Ellmers	R	North Carolina 2
244	Blake Farenthold	R	Texas 27
245	Stephen Fincher	R	Tennessee 8
246	Chuck Fleischmann	R	Tennessee 3
247	Bill Flores	R	Texas 17
248	Bob Gibbs	R	Ohio 7
249	Chris Gibson	R	New York 19
250	Paul Gosar	R	Arizona 4
251	Trey Gowdy	R	South Carolina 4
252	Morgan Griffith	R	Virginia 9
253	Richard Hanna	R	New York 22
254	Andy Harris	R	Maryland 1
255	Vicky Hartzler	R	Missouri 4
256	Joe Heck	R	Nevada 3
257	Jaime Herrera Beutler	R	Washington 3
258	Tim Huelskamp	R	Kansas 1
259	Bill Huizenga	R	Michigan 2
260	Randy Hultgren	R	Illinois 14
261	Robert Hurt	R	Virginia 5
262	Bill Johnson	R	Ohio 6
263	Bill Keating	D	Massachusetts 9
264	Mike Kelly	R	Pennsylvania 3
265	Adam Kinzinger	R	Illinois 16
266	Raúl Labrador	R	Idaho 1
267	Billy Long	R	Missouri 7
268	Tom Marino	R	Pennsylvania 10
269	David McKinley	R	West Virginia 1
270	Pat Meehan	R	Pennsylvania 7
271	Mick Mulvaney	R	South Carolina 5
272	Kristi Noem	R	South Dakota at-large
273	Rich Nugent	R	Florida 11
274	Steven Palazzo	R	Mississippi 4
275	Mike Pompeo	R	Kansas 4
276	Jim Renacci	R	Ohio 16
277	Reid Ribble	R	Wisconsin 8
278	Cedric Richmond	D	Louisiana 2
279	Scott Rigell	R	Virginia 2
280	Martha Roby	R	Alabama 2
281	Todd Rokita	R	Indiana 4
282	Dennis Ross	R	Florida 15
283	David Schweikert	R	Arizona 6
284	Austin Scott	R	Georgia 8
285	Terri Sewell	D	Alabama 7
286	Steve Stivers	R	Ohio 15
287	Scott Tipton	R	Colorado 3
288	Daniel Webster	R	Florida 10
289	Frederica Wilson	D	Florida 24
290	Steve Womack	R	Arkansas 3
291	Rob Woodall	R	Georgia 7
292	Kevin Yoder	R	Kansas 3
293	Todd Young	R	Indiana 9
294	Janice Hahn	D	California 44	July 12, 2011
295	Mark Amodei	R	Nevada 2	September 13, 2011
296	Suzanne Bonamici	D	Oregon 1	January 31, 2012
297	Suzan DelBene	D	Washington 1	November 6, 2012
298	Thomas Massie	R	Kentucky 4
299	Donald Payne, Jr.	D	New Jersey 10
300	Alan Grayson	D	Florida 9	January 3, 2013 Previous service, 2009–2011.[2]
301	Ann Kirkpatrick	D	Arizona 1
302	Dina Titus	D	Nevada 1
303	Andy Barr	R	Kentucky 6	January 3, 2013
304	Joyce Beatty	D	Ohio 3
305	Ami Bera	D	California 7
306	Jim Bridenstine	R	Oklahoma 1
307	Susan Brooks	R	Indiana 5
308	Julia Brownley	D	California 26
309	Cheri Bustos	D	Illinois 17
310	Tony Cardenas	D	California 29
311	Matt Cartwright	D	Pennsylvania 17
312	Joaquin Castro	D	Texas 20
313	Chris Collins	R	New York 27
314	Doug Collins	R	Georgia 9
315	Paul Cook	R	California 8
316	Kevin Cramer	R	North Dakota at-large
317	Rodney Davis	R	Illinois 13
318	John Delaney	D	Maryland 6
319	Ron DeSantis	R	Florida 6
320	Tammy Duckworth	D	Illinois 8
321	Elizabeth Esty	D	Connecticut 5
322	Lois Frankel	D	Florida 22
323	Tulsi Gabbard	D	Hawaii 2
324	Dennis Heck	D	Washington 10
325	George Holding	R	North Carolina 13
326	Richard Hudson	R	North Carolina 8
327	Jared Huffman	D	California 2
328	Hakeem Jeffries	D	New York 8
329	David Joyce	R	Ohio 14
330	Joseph Kennedy III	D	Massachusetts 4
331	Dan Kildee	D	Michigan 5
332	Derek Kilmer	D	Washington 6
333	Ann McLane Kuster	D	New Hampshire 2
334	Doug LaMalfa	R	California 1
335	Alan Lowenthal	D	California 47
336	Michelle Lujan Grisham	D	New Mexico 1
337	Sean Patrick Maloney	D	New York 18
338	Mark Meadows	R	North Carolina 11
339	Grace Meng	D	New York 6
340	Luke Messer	R	Indiana 6
341	Markwayne Mullin	R	Oklahoma 2
342	Patrick Murphy	D	Florida 18
343	Beto O'Rourke	D	Texas 16
344	Scott Perry	R	Pennsylvania 4
345	Scott Peters	D	California 52
346	Robert Pittenger	R	North Carolina 9
347	Mark Pocan	D	Wisconsin 2
348	Tom Rice	R	South Carolina 7
349	Keith Rothfus	R	Pennsylvania 12
350	Raul Ruiz	D	California 36
351	Kyrsten Sinema	D	Arizona 9
352	Chris Stewart	R	Utah 2
353	Eric Swalwell	D	California 15
354	Mark Takano	D	California 41
355	David Valadao	R	California 21
356	Juan Vargas	D	California 51
357	Marc Veasey	D	Texas 33
358	Filemon Vela	D	Texas 34
359	Ann Wagner	R	Missouri 2
360	Jackie Walorski	R	Indiana 2
361	Randy Weber	R	Texas 14
362	Brad Wenstrup	R	Ohio 2
363	Roger Williams	R	Texas 25
364	Ted Yoho	R	Florida 3
365	Robin Kelly	D	Illinois 2	April 9, 2013
366	Jason Smith	R	Missouri 8	June 4, 2013
367	Katherine Clark	D	Massachusetts 5	December 10, 2013
368	Bradley Byrne	R	Alabama 1	December 17, 2013
369	David Jolly	R	Florida 13	March 11, 2014
370	Curt Clawson	R	Florida 19	June 24, 2014
371	Alma Adams	D	North Carolina 12	November 4, 2014
372	Dave Brat	R	Virginia 7
373	Donald Norcross	D	New Jersey 1
374	Robert Dold	R	Illinois 10	January 3, 2015 Previous service, 2011–2013.[2]
375	Frank Guinta	R	New Hampshire 1
376	Ralph Abraham	R	Louisiana 5	January 3, 2015
377	Pete Aguilar	D	California 31
378	Rick W. Allen	R	Georgia 12
379	Brad Ashford	D	Nebraska 2
380	Brian Babin	R	Texas 36
381	Don Beyer	D	Virginia 8
382	Mike Bishop	R	Michigan 8
383	Rod Blum	R	Iowa 1
384	Mike Bost	R	Illinois 12
385	Brendan Boyle	D	Pennsylvania 13
386	Ken Buck	R	Colorado 4
387	Buddy Carter	R	Georgia 1
388	Barbara Comstock	R	Virginia 10
389	Ryan Costello	R	Pennsylvania 6
390	Carlos Curbelo	R	Florida 26
391	Mark DeSaulnier	D	California 11
392	Debbie Dingell	D	Michigan 12
393	Tom Emmer	R	Minnesota 6
394	Ruben Gallego	D	Arizona 7
395	Gwen Graham	D	Florida 2
396	Garret Graves	R	Louisiana 6
397	Glenn Grothman	R	Wisconsin 6
398	Cresent Hardy	R	Nevada 4
399	Jody Hice	R	Georgia 10
400	French Hill	R	Arkansas 2
401	Will Hurd	R	Texas 23
402	Evan Jenkins	R	West Virginia 3
403	John Katko	R	New York 24
404	Steve Knight	R	California 25
405	Brenda Lawrence	D	Michigan 14
406	Ted Lieu	D	California 33
407	Barry Loudermilk	R	Georgia 11
408	Mia Love	R	Utah 4
409	Tom MacArthur	R	New Jersey 3
410	Martha McSally	R	Arizona 2
411	John Moolenaar	R	Michigan 4
412	Alex Mooney	R	West Virginia 2
413	Seth Moulton	D	Massachusetts 6
414	Dan Newhouse	R	Washington 4
415	Gary Palmer	R	Alabama 6
416	Bruce Poliquin	R	Maine 2
417	John Ratcliffe	R	Texas 4
418	Kathleen Rice	D	New York 4
419	David Rouzer	R	North Carolina 7
420	Steve Russell	R	Oklahoma 5
421	Elise Stefanik	R	New York 21
422	Mark Takai	D	Hawaii 1
423	Norma Torres	D	California 35
424	David Trott	R	Michigan 11
425	Mark Walker	R	North Carolina 6
426	Mimi Walters	R	California 45
427	Bonnie Watson Coleman	D	New Jersey 12
428	Bruce Westerman	R	Arkansas 4
429	David Young	R	Iowa 3
430	Lee Zeldin	R	New York 1
431	Ryan Zinke	R	Montana at-large
432	Dan Donovan	R	New York 11	May 5, 2015
433	Trent Kelly	R	Mississippi 1	June 2, 2015
434	Darin LaHood	R	Illinois 18	September 10, 2015

Delegates

Rank	Representative	Party	District	Seniority date	Notes
1	Eleanor Holmes Norton	D	DC	January 3, 1991
2	Madeleine Bordallo	D	GU	January 3, 2003
3	Pedro Pierluisi	NPP/D	PR	January 3, 2009
4	Gregorio Sablan	D	NMI
5	Stacey Plaskett	D	VI	January 3, 2015
6	Amata Coleman Radewagen	R	AS

Notes

1. House Seniority and Committee Leadership
2. Members elected with substantial prior service receive credit for part of that service when calculating seniority.

See also

• Current members of the United States House of Representatives
• Seniority in the United States Senate

External links

• Clerk of the House of Representatives Office's Seniority List.