Brett Guthrie
R
Kentucky – District 2
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R
Georgia – District 1
Gary Palmer
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Alabama – District 6
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John Joyce
R
Pennsylvania – District 13
Randy Weber
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Texas – District 14
Rick Allen
R
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Troy Balderson
R
Ohio – District 12
Russ Fulcher
R
Idaho – District 1
August Pfluger
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Texas – District 11
Diana Harshbarger
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Tennessee – District 1
Mariannette Miller-Meeks
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Iowa – District 1
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Jay Obernolte
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John James
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Michigan – District 10
Cliff Bentz
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Erin Houchin
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Russell Fry
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South Carolina – District 7
Laurel Lee
R
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Nick Langworthy
R
New York – District 23
Tom Kean
R
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Michael Rulli
R
Ohio – District 6
Gabe Evans
R
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Craig Goldman
R
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Julie Fedorchak
R
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Paul Tonko
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New York – District 20
Yvette Clarke
D
New York – District 9
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Scott Peters
D
California – District 50
Debbie Dingell
D
Michigan – District 6
Marc Veasey
D
Texas – District 33
Robin Kelly
D
Illinois – District 2
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D
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Darren Soto
D
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Kim Schrier
D
Washington – District 8
Lori Trahan
D
Massachusetts – District 3
Lizzie Fletcher
D
Texas – District 7
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
D
New York – District 14
Jake Auchincloss
D
Massachusetts – District 4
Troy Carter
D
Louisiana – District 2
Rob Menendez
D
New Jersey – District 8
Kevin Mullin
D
California – District 15
Greg Landsman
D
Ohio – District 1
Jennifer McClellan
D
Virginia – District 4
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