115th Congress Casualty List (Outgoing Members US Midterm election 2018)

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Another office - appointed

James Bridenstine (R) (Oklahoma, District 01)
Mick Mulvaney (R) (South Carolina, District 05)
Mike Pompeo (R) (Kansas, District 04)
Tom Price (R) (Georgia, District 06)
Jeff Sessions (R) (Alabama, Senate)
Ryan K Zinke (R) (Montana, District 01)

Defeated in general election

Mike Bishop (R) (Michigan, District 08)
Rod Blum (R) (Iowa, District 01)
Dave Brat (R) (Virginia, District 07)
Mike Coffman (R) (Colorado, District 06)
Barbara Comstock (R) (Virginia, District 10)
John Culberson (R) (Texas, District 07)
Carlos Curbelo (R) (Florida, District 26)
Joe Donnelly (D) (Indiana, Senate)
Dan Donovan (R) (New York, District 11)
John Faso (R) (New York, District 19)
Karen Handel (R) (Georgia, District 06)
Heidi Heitkamp (D) (North Dakota, Senate)
Dean Heller (R) (Nevada, Senate)
Randy Hultgren (R) (Illinois, District 14)
Leonard Lance (R) (New Jersey, District 07)
Jason Lewis (R) (Minnesota, District 02)
Claire McCaskill (D) (Missouri, Senate)
Erik Paulsen (R) (Minnesota, District 03)
Peter Roskam (R) (Illinois, District 06)
Steven Russell (R) (Oklahoma, District 05)
Pete Sessions (R) (Texas, District 32)
Scott W Taylor (R) (Virginia, District 02)
Claudia Tenney (R) (New York, District 22)
Kevin Yoder (R) (Kansas, District 03)
David Young (R) (Iowa, District 03)

Retiring at end of the session

Joe Barton (R) (Texas, District 06)
Robert A. Brady (D) (Pennsylvania, District 01)
Bob Corker (R) (Tennessee, Senate)
Ryan Costello (R) (Pennsylvania, District 06)
John K Delaney (D) (Maryland, District 06)
John J Duncan Jr. (R) (Tennessee, District 02)
Elizabeth Esty (D) (Connecticut, District 05)
Jeff Flake (R) (Arizona, Senate)
Rodney Frelinghuysen (R) (New Jersey, District 11)
Tom Garrett (R) (Virginia, District 05)
Bob Goodlatte (R) (Virginia, District 06)
Trey Gowdy (R) (South Carolina, District 04)
Gene Green (D) (Texas, District 29)
Luis V Gutierrez (D) (Illinois, District 04)
Gregg Harper (R) (Mississippi, District 03)
Orrin G Hatch (R) (Utah, Senate)
Jeb Hensarling (R) (Texas, District 05)
Darrell Issa (R) (California, District 49)
Lynn Jenkins (R) (Kansas, District 02)
Sam Johnson (R) (Texas, District 03)
Ruben Kihuen (D) (Nevada, District 04)
Sander Levin (D) (Michigan, District 09)
Frank LoBiondo (R) (New Jersey, District 02)
Rick Nolan (D) (Minnesota, District 08)
Ted Poe (R) (Texas, District 02)
Dave Reichert (R) (Washington, District 08)
Tom Rooney (R) (Florida, District 17)
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R) (Florida, District 27)
Dennis Ross (R) (Florida, District 15)
Ed Royce (R) (California, District 39)
Paul Ryan (R) (Wisconsin, District 01)
Carol Shea-Porter (D) (New Hampshire, District 01)
Bill Shuster (R) (Pennsylvania, District 09)
Lamar Smith (R) (Texas, District 21)
Dave Trott (R) (Michigan, District 11)
Niki Tsongas (D) (Massachusetts, District 03)

Defeated in general for a redistricted seat

Keith J Rothfus (R) (Pennsylvania, District 12)


Defeated in general for Senate seat

Lou Barletta (R) (Pennsylvania, District 11)
Beto O'Rourke (D) (Texas, District 16)
Jim Renacci (R) (Ohio, District 16)


Defeated in primary

Michael E Capuano (D) (Massachusetts, District 07)
Joseph Crowley (D) (New York, District 14)
Evan Jenkins (R) (West Virginia, District 03)
Luke Messer (R) (Indiana, District 06)
Robert Pittenger (R) (North Carolina, District 09)
Todd Rokita (R) (Indiana, District 04)
Mark Sanford (R) (South Carolina, District 01)


Died

John McCain (R) (Arizona, Senate)
Louise M Slaughter (D) (New York, District 25)


Left office

Diane Black (R) (Tennessee, District 06)
Jeff Denham (R) (California, District 10)
Steve Knight (R) (California, District 25)
Raul Labrador (R) (Idaho, District 01)
Thomas MacArthur (R) (New Jersey, District 03)
Martha McSally (R) (Arizona, District 02)
Dana Rohrabacher (R) (California, District 48)
Luther Strange (R) (Alabama, Senate)

Resigned

Xavier Becerra (D) (California, District 34)
Jason Chaffetz (R) (Utah, District 03)
Thad Cochran (R) (Mississippi, Senate)
John Conyers Jr. (D) (Michigan, District 13)
Charlie Dent (R) (Pennsylvania, District 15)
Ron DeSantis (R) (Florida, District 06)
Blake Farenthold (R) (Texas, District 27)
Al Franken (D) (Minnesota, Senate)
Trent Franks (R) (Arizona, District 08)
Patrick Meehan (R) (Pennsylvania, District 05)
Tim Murphy (R) (Pennsylvania, District 18)
Pat Tiberi (R) (Ohio, District 12)

Running for another office

Keith Ellison (D) (Minnesota, District 05)


Running for Governor

Michelle Lujan Grisham (D) (New Mexico, District 01)
Colleen Hanabusa (D) (Hawaii, District 01)
Kristi Noem (R) (South Dakota, District 01)
Steve Pearce (R) (New Mexico, District 02)
Jared Polis (D) (Colorado, District 02)
Tim Walz (D) (Minnesota, District 01)


Running for Senate

Marsha Blackburn (R) (Tennessee, District 07)
Mo Brooks (R) (Alabama, District 05)
Kevin Cramer (R) (North Dakota, District 01)
Jacky Rosen (D) (Nevada, District 03)
Kyrsten Sinema (D) (Arizona, District 09)

Source:https://www.opensecrets.org/members-of-congress/outgoing-members-list?cycle=2018

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