New members of the 116th Congress (US Midterm Election 2018)

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Colin Allred (Texas Democrat, District 32)
Kelly Armstrong (North Dakota Republican, District 1)
Cindy Axne (Iowa Democrat, District 3)
Jim Baird (Indiana Republican, District 4)
Mike Braun (Indiana Republican, Senate)
Anthony Brindisi (New York Democrat, District 22)
Tim Burchett (Tennessee Republican, District 2)
Ed Case (Hawaii Democrat, District 1)
Sean Casten (Illinois Democrat, District 6)
Ben Cline (Virginia Republican, District 6)
Angie Craig (Minnesota Democrat, District 2)
Dan Crenshaw (Texas Republican, District 2)
Jason Crow (Colorado Democrat, District 6)
Joe Cunningham (South Carolina Democrat, District 1)
Sharice Davids (Kansas Democrat, District 3)
Madeleine Dean (Pennsylvania Democrat, District 4)
Antonio Delgado (New York Democrat, District 19)
Veronica Escobar (Texas Democrat, District 16)
Abby Finkenauer (Iowa Democrat, District 1)
Lizzie Fletcher (Texas Democrat, District 7)
Russ Fulcher (Idaho Republican, District 1)
Jesus Garcia (Illinois Democrat, District 4)
Sylvia Garcia (Texas Democrat, District 29)
Anthony Gonzalez (Ohio Republican, District 16)
Lance Gooden (Texas Republican, District 5)
Mark Green (Tennessee Republican, District 7)
Michael Patrick Guest (Mississippi Republican, District 3)
Debra Haaland (New Mexico Democrat, District 1)
Jim Hagedorn (Minnesota Republican, District 1)
Mark Harris (North Carolina Republican, District 9)
Josh Hawley (Missouri Republican, Senate)
Jahana Hayes (Connecticut Democrat, District 5)
Kevin Hern (Oklahoma Republican, District 1)
Katie Hill (California Democrat, District 25)
Kendra Horn (Oklahoma Democrat, District 5)
Steven Horsford (Nevada Democrat, District 4)
Chrissy Houlahan (Pennsylvania Democrat, District 6)
Dusty Johnson (South Dakota Republican, District 1)
John Joyce (Pennsylvania Republican, District 13)
Ann Kirkpatrick (Arizona Democrat, District 2)
Susie Lee (Nevada Democrat, District 3)
Mike Levin (California Democrat, District 49)
Andy Levin (Michigan Democrat, District 9)
Elaine Luria (Virginia Democrat, District 2)
Tom Malinowski (New Jersey Democrat, District 7)
Lucy McBath (Georgia Democrat, District 6)
Dan Meuser (Pennsylvania Republican, District 9)
Carol Miller (West Virginia Republican, District 3)
Joseph D Morelle (New York Democrat, District 25)
Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (Florida Democrat, District 26)
Joseph Neguse (Colorado Democrat, District 2)
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (New York Democrat, District 14)
Ilhan Omar (Minnesota Democrat, District 5)
Chris Pappas (New Hampshire Democrat, District 1)
Greg Pence (Indiana Republican, District 6)
Dean Phillips (Minnesota Democrat, District 3)
Ayanna Pressley (Massachusetts Democrat, District 7)
Guy Reschenthaler (Pennsylvania Republican, District 14)
Denver Riggleman (Virginia Republican, District 5)
Mitt Romney (Utah Republican, Senate)
Max Rose (New York Democrat, District 11)
John Rose (Tennessee Republican, District 6)
Harley Rouda (California Democrat, District 48)
Chip Roy (Texas Republican, District 21)
Michael San Nicolas (Guam Democrat, At Large)
Mary Gay Scanlon (Pennsylvania Democrat, District 5)
Kim Schrier (Washington Democrat, District 8)
Donna Shalala (Florida Democrat, District 27)
Mikie Sherrill (New Jersey Democrat, District 11)
Elissa Slotkin (Michigan Democrat, District 8)
Xochitl Torres Small (New Mexico Democrat, District 2)
Abigail Spanberger (Virginia Democrat, District 7)
Ross Spano (Florida Republican, District 15)
Greg Stanton (Arizona Democrat, District 9)
Pete Stauber (Minnesota Republican, District 8)
Bryan Steil (Wisconsin Republican, District 1)
Greg Steube (Florida Republican, District 17)
Haley Stevens (Michigan Democrat, District 11)
Van Taylor (Texas Republican, District 3)
William Timmons (South Carolina Republican, District 4)
Rashida Tlaib (Michigan Democrat, District 13)
Lori Trahan (Massachusetts Democrat, District 3)
David Trone (Maryland Democrat, District 6)
Lauren A Underwood (Illinois Democrat, District 14)
Jeff Van Drew (New Jersey Democrat, District 2)
Michael Waltz (Florida Republican, District 6)
Steve Watkins (Kansas Republican, District 2)
Jennifer Wexton (Virginia Democrat, District 10)
Susan Wild (Pennsylvania Democrat, District 7)
Ron Wright (Texas Republican, District 6)

Source: Center for Responsive Politics

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