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Members of the Ninety-sixth United States Congress

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Index: A - B -C -D - E - F - G - H - I - J - K - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W - Y - Z

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A

• James Abdnor (Representative), Republican, South Dakota
• Joseph Patrick Addabbo (Representative), Democrat, New York
• Daniel Kahikina Akaka (Representative), Democrat, Hawaii
• Donald Joseph Albosta (Representative), Democrat, Michigan
• William Vollie Alexander, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, Arkansas
• Jerome Anthony Ambro, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, New York
• Glenn Malcolm Anderson (Representative), Democrat, California
• John Bayard Anderson (Representative), Republican, Illinois
• Ike Franklin Andrews (Representative), Democrat, North Carolina
• Mark Andrews (Representative), Republican, North Dakota
• Frank Annunzio (Representative), Democrat, Illinois
• Beryl Franklin Anthony, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, Arkansas
• Douglas Earl Applegate (Representative), Democrat, Ohio
• William Reynolds Archer, Jr. (Representative), Republican, Texas
• William Lester Armstrong (Senator), Republican, Colorado
• John Milan Ashbrook (Representative), Republican, Ohio
• Thomas William Ludlow Ashley (Representative), Democrat, Ohio
• Leslie Aspin (Representative), Democrat, Wisconsin
• Eugene Vincent Atkinson (Representative), Democrat, Pennsylvania
• Les Aucoin (Representative), Democrat, Oregon

B

• Robert Edward Badham (Representative), Republican, California
• Louis Arthur (Skip) Bafalis (Representative), Republican, Florida
• Donald Allen Bailey (Representative), Democrat, Pennsylvania
• Howard Henry Baker, Jr. (Senator), Republican, Tennessee
• Nancy Kassebaum Baker (Senator), Republican, Kansas
• Alvin James Baldus (Representative), Democrat, Wisconsin
• Druie Douglas Barnard, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, Georgia
• Michael Darr Barnes (Representative), Democrat, Maryland
• Max Sieben Baucus (Senator), Democrat, Montana
• Robert Edmund Bauman (Representative), Republican, Maryland
• Birch Evan Bayh (Senator), Democrat, Indiana
• Edward Peter Beard (Representative), Democrat, Rhode Island
• Robin Leo Beard, Jr. (Representative), Republican, Tennessee
• Berkley Warren Bedell (Representative), Democrat, Iowa
• Anthony Charles Beilenson (Representative), Democrat, California
• Henry Louis Bellmon (Senator), Republican, Oklahoma
• Adam Benjamin, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, Indiana
• Charles Edward Bennett (Representative), Democrat, Florida
• Lloyd Millard Bentsen, Jr. (Senator), Democrat, Texas
• Douglas Kent Bereuter (Representative), Republican, Nebraska
• Edwin Ruthvin Bethune, Jr. (Representative), Republican, Arkansas
• Tom Bevill (Representative), Democrat, Alabama
• Mario Biaggi (Representative), Democrat, New York
• Joseph Robinette Biden, Jr. (Senator), Democrat, Delaware
• Jonathan Brewster Bingham (Representative), Democrat, New York
• James Johnston Blanchard (Representative), Democrat, Michigan
• Corinne Claiborne (Lindy) Boggs (Representative), Democrat, Louisiana
• Edward Patrick Boland (Representative), Democrat, Massachusetts
• Richard Walker Bolling (Representative), Democrat, Missouri
• William Hill Boner (Representative), Democrat, Tennessee
• David Edward Bonior (Representative), Democrat, Michigan
• Don Leroy Bonker (Representative), Democrat, Washington
• David Lyle Boren (Senator), Democrat, Oklahoma
• Rudolph Eli (Rudy) Boschwitz (Senator), Republican, Minnesota
• Marilyn Lloyd Bouquard (Representative), Democrat, Tennessee
• David Reece Bowen (Representative), Democrat, Mississippi
• John Brademas (Representative), Democrat, Indiana
• William Warren (Bill) Bradley (Senator), Democrat, New Jersey
• John Berlinger Breaux (Representative), Democrat, Louisiana
• Jack Thomas Brinkley (Representative), Democrat, Georgia
• William McNulty Brodhead (Representative), Democrat, Michigan
• Jack Bascom Brooks (Representative), Democrat, Texas
• William S. Broomfield (Representative), Republican, Michigan
• Clarence J. Brown, Jr. (Representative), Republican, Ohio
• Garry Eldridge Brown (Representative), Republican, Michigan
• George Edward Brown, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, California
• James Thomas Broyhill (Representative), Republican, North Carolina
• John Hall Buchanan, Jr. (Representative), Republican, Alabama
• Dale Bumpers (Senator), Democrat, Arkansas
• Quentin Northrop Burdick (Senator), Democrat, North Dakota
• Clair Walter Burgener (Representative), Republican, California
• William Dean Burlison (Representative), Democrat, Missouri
• John Lowell Burton (Representative), Democrat, California
• Phillip Burton (Representative), Democrat, California
• Manley Caldwell Butler (Representative), Republican, Virginia
• Harry Flood Byrd, Jr. (Senator), Democrat, Virginia
• Robert Carlyle Byrd (Senator), Democrat, West Virginia
• Beverly Barton Butcher Byron (Representative), Democrat, Maryland

C

• Carroll Ashmore Campbell, Jr. (Representative), Republican, South Carolina
• Howard Walter Cannon (Senator), Democrat, Nevada
• William Carney (Representative), Republican, New York
• Milton Robert (Bob) Carr (Representative), Democrat, Michigan
• Tim Lee Carter (Representative), Republican, Kentucky
• John Joseph Cavanaugh (Representative), Democrat, Nebraska
• John Hubbard Chafee (Senator), Republican, Rhode Island
• William Venroe Chappell, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, Florida
• Richard Bruce Cheney (Representative), Republican, Wyoming
• Lawton Mainor Chiles, Jr. (Senator), Democrat, Florida
• Shirley Anita Chisholm (Representative), Democrat, New York
• Frank Forrester Church (Senator), Democrat, Idaho
• Donald Holst Clausen (Representative), Republican, California
• William Lacy Clay, Sr. (Representative), Democrat, Missouri
• James Colgate Cleveland (Representative), Republican, New Hampshire
• William Floyd Clinger, Jr. (Representative), Republican, Pennsylvania
• William Thad Cochran (Senator), Republican, Mississippi
• Anthony Lee Coelho (Representative), Democrat, California
• William Sebastian Cohen (Senator), Republican, Maine
• Earl Thomas Coleman (Representative), Republican, Missouri
• Cardiss Collins (Representative), Democrat, Illinois
• James Mitchell Collins (Representative), Republican, Texas
• Barber Benjamin Conable, Jr. (Representative), Republican, New York
• Silvio Ottavio Conte (Representative), Republican, Massachusetts
• John Conyers, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, Michigan
• Thomas Joseph Corcoran (Representative), Republican, Illinois
• James Charles Corman (Representative), Democrat, California
• Baltasar Corrada-del Ro (Resident Commissioner), New Progressive, Puerto Rico
• William Ross Cotter (Representative), Democrat, Connecticut
• Robert Lawrence Coughlin (Representative), Republican, Pennsylvania
• James Andrew Courter (Representative), Republican, New Jersey
• Daniel Bever Crane (Representative), Republican, Illinois
• Philip Miller Crane (Representative), Republican, Illinois
• Alan Cranston (Senator), Democrat, California
• George William Crockett, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, Michigan
• John Chester Culver (Senator), Democrat, Iowa

D

• Norman Edward D'Amours (Representative), Democrat, New Hampshire
• John Claggett Danforth (Senator), Republican, Missouri
• Robert Williams Daniel, Jr. (Representative), Republican, Virginia
• Wilbur Clarence (Dan) Daniel (Representative), Democrat, Virginia
• George Elmore Danielson (Representative), Democrat, California
• William Edwin Dannemeyer (Representative), Republican, California
• Thomas Andrew Daschle (Representative), Democrat, South Dakota
• Mendel Jackson Davis (Representative), Democrat, South Carolina
• Robert William Davis (Representative), Republican, Michigan
• Eligio de la Garza, II (Kika) (Representative), Democrat, Texas
• Huey Joel Deckard (Representative), Republican, Indiana
• Dennis Webster Deconcini (Senator), Democrat, Arizona
• Ronald Vernie Dellums (Representative), Democrat, California
• Jeremiah Andrew Denton, Jr (Senator), Republican, Alabama
• Butler Carson Derrick, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, South Carolina
• Edward Joseph Derwinski (Representative), Republican, Illinois
• Samuel Leeper Devine (Representative), Republican, Ohio
• William Louis Dickinson (Representative), Republican, Alabama
• Norman DeValois Dicks (Representative), Democrat, Washington
• Charles Coles Diggs, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, Michigan
• John David Dingell, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, Michigan
• Julian Carey Dixon (Representative), Democrat, California
• Christopher John Dodd (Representative), Democrat, Connecticut
• Robert Joseph Dole (Senator), Republican, Kansas
• Pete Vichi Domenici (Senator), Republican, New Mexico
• Brian Joseph Donnelly (Representative), Democrat, Massachusetts
• Robert Kenneth Dornan (Representative), Republican, California
• Charles Francis Dougherty (Representative), Republican, Pennsylvania
• Thomas Joseph Downey (Representative), Democrat, New York
• Robert Frederick Drinan (Representative), Democrat, Massachusetts
• John James Duncan (Representative), Republican, Tennessee
• Robert Blackford Duncan (Representative), Democrat, Oregon
• David Ferdinand Durenberger (Senator), Republican, Minnesota
• John Anthony Durkin (Senator), Democrat, New Hampshire

E

• Thomas Francis Eagleton (Senator), Democrat, Missouri
• Joseph Daniel Early (Representative), Democrat, Massachusetts
• Robert Christian Eckhardt (Representative), Democrat, Texas
• Robert William Edgar (Representative), Democrat, Pennsylvania
• Marvin Henry (Mickey) Edwards (Representative), Republican, Oklahoma
• William Donlon (Don) Edwards (Representative), Democrat, California
• William Jackson (Jack) Edwards (Representative), Republican, Alabama
• David Farnham Emery (Representative), Republican, Maine
• Glenn Lee English, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, Oklahoma
• Arlen Ingolf Erdahl (Representative), Republican, Minnesota
• John Neal Erlenborn (Representative), Republican, Illinois
• Allen Edward Ertel (Representative), Democrat, Pennsylvania
• Billy Lee Evans (Representative), Democrat, Georgia
• David Walter Evans (Representative), Democrat, Indiana
• Melvin Herbert Evans (Delegate), Republican, Virgin Islands
• Thomas Beverley Evans, Jr. (Representative), Republican, Delaware
• J. James Exon (Senator), Democrat, Nebraska

F

• John G. Fary (Representative), Democrat, Illinois
• Dante Bruno Fascell (Representative), Democrat, Florida
• Walter Edward Fauntroy (Delegate), Democrat, District of Columbia
• Victor Herbert Fazio, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, California
• Millicent Hammond Fenwick (Representative), Republican, New Jersey
• Geraldine Anne Ferraro (Representative), Democrat, New York
• Paul Findley (Representative), Republican, Illinois
• Hamilton Fish, Jr. (Representative), Republican, New York
• Joseph Lyman Fisher (Representative), Democrat, Virginia
• Floyd James Fithian (Representative), Democrat, Indiana
• Ronnie Gene Flippo (Representative), Democrat, Alabama
• Daniel John Flood (Representative), Democrat, Pennsylvania
• James Joseph Florio (Representative), Democrat, New Jersey
• Thomas Stephen Foley (Representative), Democrat, Washington
• Harold Eugene Ford (Representative), Democrat, Tennessee
• Wendell Hampton Ford (Senator), Democrat, Kentucky
• William David Ford (Representative), Democrat, Michigan
• Edwin Bell Forsythe (Representative), Republican, New Jersey
• Lawrence H. Fountain (Representative), Democrat, North Carolina
• Wyche Fowler, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, Georgia
• William Eldridge Frenzel (Representative), Republican, Minnesota
• Jonas Martin Frost (Representative), Democrat, Texas
• Don Fuqua (Representative), Democrat, Florida

G

• Robert Garcia (Representative), Democrat, New York
• Edwin Jacob (Jake) Garn (Senator), Republican, Utah
• Joseph Matthew Gaydos (Representative), Democrat, Pennsylvania
• Richard Andrew Gephardt (Representative), Democrat, Missouri
• Robert Nicholas Giaimo (Representative), Democrat, Connecticut
• Sam Melville Gibbons (Representative), Democrat, Florida
• Benjamin Arthur Gilman (Representative), Republican, New York
• Newton Leroy Gingrich (Representative), Republican, Georgia
• Ronald Bryan (Bo) Ginn (Representative), Democrat, Georgia
• John Herschel Glenn, Jr (Senator), Democrat, Ohio
• Daniel Robert Glickman (Representative), Democrat, Kansas
• Barry Morris Goldwater (Senator), Republican, Arizona
• Barry Morris Goldwater, Jr. (Representative), Republican, California
• Henry Barbosa Gonzlez (Representative), Democrat, Texas
• William Franklin Goodling (Representative), Republican, Pennsylvania
• Albert Arnold Gore, Jr (Representative), Democrat, Tennessee
• Willis David Gradison, Jr. (Representative), Republican, Ohio
• William Philip (Phil) Gramm (Representative), Democrat, Texas
• Charles Ernest Grassley (Representative), Republican, Iowa
• Maurice Robert (Mike) Gravel (Senator), Democrat, Alaska
• William Herbert Gray, III (Representative), Democrat, Pennsylvania
• Sedgwick William (Bill) Green (Representative), Republican, New York
• Wayne Richard Grisham (Representative), Republican, California
• Frank Joseph Guarini, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, New Jersey
• Vonno Lamar Gudger, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, North Carolina
• Tennyson Guyer (Representative), Republican, Ohio

H

• Thomas Michael Hagedorn (Representative), Republican, Minnesota
• Sam Blakeley Hall, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, Texas
• Tony Patrick Hall (Representative), Democrat, Ohio
• Lee Herbert Hamilton (Representative), Democrat, Indiana
• John Paul Hammerschmidt (Representative), Republican, Arkansas
• Kent Ronald Hance (Representative), Democrat, Texas
• James Michael Hanley (Representative), Democrat, New York
• George Vernon Hansen (Representative), Republican, Idaho
• Thomas Richard Harkin (Representative), Democrat, Iowa
• Herbert Eugene Harris, II (Representative), Democrat, Virginia
• William Howard Harsha (Representative), Republican, Ohio
• Gary Warren Hart (Senator), Democrat, Colorado
• Orrin Grant Hatch (Senator), Republican, Utah
• Mark Odom Hatfield (Senator), Republican, Oregon
• Augustus Freeman (Gus) Hawkins (Representative), Democrat, California
• Paula Hawkins (Senator), Republican, Florida
• Samuel Ichiye Hayakawa (Senator), Republican, California
• Margaret M. Heckler (Representative), Republican, Massachusetts
• Howell Thomas Heflin (Senator), Democrat, Alabama
• Willie Gathrel (Bill) Hefner (Representative), Democrat, North Carolina
• Cecil Landau Heftel (Representative), Democrat, Hawaii
• Henry John Heinz, III (Senator), Republican, Pennsylvania
• Jesse Helms (Senator), Republican, North Carolina
• Jack English Hightower (Representative), Democrat, Texas
• Elwood Haynes Hillis (Representative), Republican, Indiana
• Jon Clifton Hinson (Representative), Republican, Mississippi
• Kenneth Lamar Holland (Representative), Democrat, South Carolina
• Harold Capistran Hollenbeck (Representative), Republican, New Jersey
• Ernest Frederick Hollings (Senator), Democrat, South Carolina
• Marjorie Sewell Holt (Representative), Republican, Maryland
• Elizabeth Holtzman (Representative), Democrat, New York
• Larry Jones Hopkins (Representative), Republican, Kentucky
• Frank Jefferson Horton (Representative), Republican, New York
• James John Howard (Representative), Democrat, New Jersey
• Carroll Hubbard, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, Kentucky
• Thomas Jerald Huckaby (Representative), Democrat, Louisiana
• Walter Darlington Huddleston (Senator), Democrat, Kentucky
• William John Hughes (Representative), Democrat, New Jersey
• Gordon John Humphrey (Senator), Republican, New Hampshire
• John Guiher Hutchinson (Representative), Democrat, West Virginia
• Earl Dewitt Hutto (Representative), Democrat, Florida
• Henry John Hyde (Representative), Republican, Illinois

I

• Richard Howard Ichord, II (Representative), Democrat, Missouri
• Daniel Ken Inouye (Senator), Democrat, Hawaii
• Andrew Poysell (Andy) Ireland (Representative), Republican, Florida

J

• Henry Martin (Scoop) Jackson (Senator), Democrat, Washington
• Andrew Jacobs, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, Indiana
• Jacob Koppel Javits (Senator), Republican, New York
• James Merrill Jeffords (Representative), Republican, Vermont
• James Edmund Jeffries (Representative), Republican, Kansas
• Edgar Lanier Jenkins (Representative), Democrat, Georgia
• John Wilson Jenrette, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, South Carolina
• Roger William Jepsen (Senator), Republican, Iowa
• Harold Terry Johnson (Representative), Democrat, California
• James Paul (Jim) Johnson (Representative), Republican, Colorado
• John Bennett Johnston, Jr. (Senator), Democrat, Louisiana
• Ed Jones (Representative), Democrat, Tennessee
• James Robert Jones (Representative), Democrat, Oklahoma
• Walter Beaman Jones, Sr. (Representative), Democrat, North Carolina

K

• Nancy Landon Kassebaum (Senator), Republican, Kansas
• Robert William Kastenmeier (Representative), Democrat, Wisconsin
• Abraham Kazen, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, Texas
• Richard Kelly (Representative), Republican, Florida
• Jack French Kemp (Representative), Republican, New York
• Edward Moore Kennedy (Senator), Democrat, Massachusetts
• Dale Edward Kildee (Representative), Democrat, Michigan
• Thomas Norman Kindness (Representative), Republican, Ohio
• Raymond Peter Kogovsek (Representative), Democrat, Colorado
• Peter Houston Kostmayer (Representative), Democrat, Pennsylvania
• Kenneth Bentley Kramer (Representative), Republican, Colorado

L

• John Joseph Lafalce (Representative), Democrat, New York
• Robert John Lagomarsino (Representative), Republican, California
• Delbert Leroy Latta (Representative), Republican, Ohio
• Paul Dominque Laxalt (Senator), Republican, Nevada
• Anthony Claude Leach, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, Louisiana
• James Albert Smith Leach (Representative), Republican, Iowa
• Patrick Joseph Leahy (Senator), Democrat, Vermont
• James Marvin Leath (Representative), Democrat, Texas
• Raymond Francis Lederer (Representative), Democrat, Pennsylvania
• Gary Alcide Lee (Representative), Republican, New York
• William Lehman (Representative), Democrat, Florida
• George Thomas (Mickey) Leland (Representative), Democrat, Texas
• Norman Frederick Lent (Representative), Republican-Conservative, New York
• Carl M. Levin (Senator), Democrat, Michigan
• Elliott Harris Levitas (Representative), Democrat, Georgia
• Charles Jeremy (Jerry) Lewis (Representative), Republican, California
• Robert Linligthgow Livingston, Jr. (Representative), Republican, Louisiana
• James Fredrick Lloyd (Representative), Democrat, California
• Marilyn Laird Lloyd (Representative), Democrat, Tennessee
• Thomas Gilbert Loeffler (Representative), Republican, Texas
• Clarence Dickinson Long (Representative), Democrat, Maryland
• Gillis William Long (Representative), Democrat, Louisiana
• Russell Billiu Long (Senator), Democrat, Louisiana
• Chester Trent Lott (Representative), Republican, Mississippi
• Michael Edward Lowry (Representative), Democrat, Washington
• Richard Green Lugar (Senator), Republican, Indiana
• Manuel Lujan, Jr. (Representative), Republican, New Mexico
• Thomas Andrew Luken (Representative), Democrat, Ohio
• Stanley Nelson Lundine (Representative), Democrat, New York
• Daniel Edward Lungren (Representative), Republican, California

M

• Edward Rell Madigan (Representative), Republican, Illinois
• Warren Grant Magnuson (Senator), Democrat, Washington
• Gene Andrew Maguire (Representative), Democrat, New Jersey
• Edward John Markey (Representative), Democrat, Massachusetts
• Marc Lincoln Marks (Representative), Republican, Pennsylvania
• Ronald Charles Marlenee (Representative), Republican, Montana
• David Daniel Marriott (Representative), Republican, Utah
• James Grubbs Martin (Representative), Republican, North Carolina
• Charles McCurdy Mathias, Jr (Senator), Republican, Maryland
• Marvin Dawson Mathis (Representative), Democrat, Georgia
• Robert Takeo Matsui (Representative), Democrat, California
• Spark Masayuki Matsunaga (Senator), Democrat, Hawaii
• James Albon Mattox (Representative), Democrat, Texas
• Nicholas James Mavroules (Representative), Democrat, Massachusetts
• Romano Louis Mazzoli (Representative), Democrat, Kentucky
• Robert McClory (Representative), Republican, Illinois
• Paul Norton McCloskey, Jr. (Pete) (Representative), Republican, California
• James Albertus McClure (Senator), Republican, Idaho
• Mike McCormack (Representative), Democrat, Washington
• Joseph Michael McDade (Representative), Republican, Pennsylvania
• Lawrence Patton McDonald (Representative), Democrat, Georgia
• Robert Cameron McEwen (Representative), Republican, New York
• George Stanley McGovern (Senator), Democrat, South Dakota
• Matthew Francis McHugh (Representative), Democrat, New York
• Koln Gunn McKay (Representative), Democrat, Utah
• Stewart Brett McKinney (Representative), Republican, Connecticut
• John Melcher (Senator), Democrat, Montana
• Howard Morton Metzenbaum (Senator), Democrat, Ohio
• Daniel Andrew Mica (Representative), Democrat, Florida
• Robert Henry Michel (Representative), Republican, Illinois
• Barbara Ann Mikulski (Representative), Democrat, Maryland
• Abner Joseph Mikva (Representative), Democrat, Illinois
• Clarence E. Miller (Representative), Republican, Ohio
• George Miller (Representative), Democrat, California
• Norman Yoshio Mineta (Representative), Democrat, California
• Joseph George Minish (Representative), Democrat, New Jersey
• Donald Jerome Mitchell (Representative), Republican, New York
• George John Mitchell (Senator), Democrat, Maine
• Parren James Mitchell (Representative), Democrat, Maryland
• John Joseph Moakley (Representative), Democrat, Massachusetts
• Anthony John Moffett, Jr. (Toby) (Representative), Democrat, Connecticut
• Robert Homer Mollohan (Representative), Democrat, West Virginia
• Gillespie V. (Sonny) Montgomery (Representative), Democrat, Mississippi
• William Henson Moore, III (Representative), Republican, Louisiana
• Carlos John Moorhead (Representative), Republican, California
• William Singer Moorhead (Representative), Democrat, Pennsylvania
• Robert Burren Morgan (Senator), Democrat, North Carolina
• Ronald Milton Mottl (Representative), Democrat, Ohio
• Daniel Patrick Moynihan (Senator), Democrat, New York
• Austin John Murphy (Representative), Democrat, Pennsylvania
• John Michael Murphy (Representative), Democrat, New York
• Morgan Francis Murphy (Representative), Democrat, Illinois
• John Patrick Murtha, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, Pennsylvania
• Edmund Sixtus Muskie (Senator), Democrat, Maine
• Raphael John Musto (Representative), Democrat, Pennsylvania
• John Thomas Myers (Representative), Republican, Indiana
• Michael Joseph (Ozzie) Myers (Representative), Democrat, Pennsylvania

N

• William Huston Natcher (Representative), Democrat, Kentucky
• Stephen Lybrook Neal (Representative), Democrat, North Carolina
• Lucien Norbert Nedzi (Representative), Democrat, Michigan
• Clarence William (Bill) Nelson (Representative), Democrat, Florida
• Gaylord Anton Nelson (Senator), Democrat, Wisconsin
• William Flynt Nichols (Representative), Democrat, Alabama
• Richard Michael Nolan (Representative), Democrat, Minnesota
• Henry James Nowak (Representative), Democrat, New York
• Samuel Augustus Nunn (Senator), Democrat, Georgia

O

• George Miller O'Brien (Representative), Republican, Illinois
• Thomas Phillip O'Neill, Jr. (Tip) (Speaker of the House), Democrat, Massachusetts
• Mary Rose Oakar (Representative), Democrat, Ohio
• James Louis Oberstar (Representative), Democrat, Minnesota
• David Ross Obey (Representative), Democrat, Wisconsin
• Richard Lawrence Ottinger (Representative), Democrat, New York

P

• Robert William Packwood (Senator), Republican, Oregon
• Leon Edward Panetta (Representative), Democrat, California
• Charles Pashayan, Jr. (Representative), Republican, California
• Edward James Patten (Representative), Democrat, New Jersey
• Jerry Mumford Patterson (Representative), Democrat, California
• Ronald Ernest Paul (Representative), Republican, Texas
• Donald James Pease (Representative), Democrat, Ohio
• Claiborne de Borda Pell (Senator), Democrat, Rhode Island
• Claude Denson Pepper (Representative), Democrat, Florida
• Charles Harting Percy (Senator), Republican, Illinois
• Carl Dewey Perkins (Representative), Democrat, Kentucky
• Thomas Evert Petri (Representative), Republican, Wisconsin
• Peter A. Peyser (Representative), Democrat, New York
• James Jarrell (Jake) Pickle (Representative), Democrat, Texas
• John Edward Porter (Representative), Republican, Illinois
• Larry Lee Pressler (Senator), Republican, South Dakota
• Lunsford Richardson Preyer (Representative), Democrat, North Carolina
• Charles Melvin Price (Representative), Democrat, Illinois
• Joel McFee Pritchard (Representative), Republican, Washington
• William Proxmire (Senator), Democrat, Wisconsin
• David Hampton Pryor (Senator), Democrat, Arkansas
• Carl Duane Pursell (Representative), Republican, Michigan

Q

• James Danforth (Dan) Quayle (Representative), Republican, Indiana
• James Henry Quillen (Representative), Republican, Tennessee

R

• Nick Joe Rahall, II (Representative), Democrat, West Virginia
• Thomas Fisher Railsback (Representative), Republican, Illinois
• Jennings Randolph (Senator), Democrat, West Virginia
• Charles B. Rangel (Representative), Democrat, New York
• William Richard Ratchford (Representative), Democrat, Connecticut
• Ralph Straus Regula (Representative), Republican, Ohio
• Henry Schoellkopf Reuss (Representative), Democrat, Wisconsin
• John Jacob Rhodes (Representative), Republican, Arizona
• Abraham Alexander Ribicoff (Senator), Democrat, Connecticut
• Frederick William Richmond (Representative), Democrat, New York
• Donald Wayne Riegle, Jr. (Senator), Democrat, Michigan
• Matthew John Rinaldo (Representative), Republican, New Jersey
• Donald Lawrence Ritter (Representative), Republican, Pennsylvania
• Herbert Ray Roberts (Representative), Democrat, Texas
• James Kenneth Robinson (Representative), Republican, Virginia
• Peter Wallace Rodino, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, New Jersey
• Robert A. Roe (Representative), Democrat, New Jersey
• Charles Grandison Rose, III (Representative), Democrat, North Carolina
• Benjamin Stanley Rosenthal (Representative), Democrat, New York
• Daniel David Rostenkowski (Representative), Democrat, Illinois
• Tobias Anton (Toby) Roth (Representative), Republican, Wisconsin
• William Victor Roth, Jr. (Senator), Republican, Delaware
• John Harbin Rousselot (Representative), Republican, California
• Edward Ross Roybal (Representative), Democrat, California
• William Howard Royer (Representative), Republican, California
• Eldon Dean Rudd (Representative), Republican, Arizona
• Warren Bruce Rudman (Senator), Republican, New Hampshire
• Harold Lowell Runnels (Representative), Democrat, New Mexico
• Martin Anthony Russo (Representative), Democrat, Illinois

S

• Martin Olav Sabo (Representative), Democrat, Minnesota
• James David Santini (Representative), Democrat, Nevada
• Paul Spyros Sarbanes (Senator), Democrat, Maryland
• James Ralph Sasser (Senator), Democrat, Tennessee
• David Edward Satterfield, III (Representative), Democrat, Virginia
• Harold Samuel Sawyer (Representative), Republican, Michigan
• James Haas Scheuer (Representative), Democrat-Liberal, New York
• Harrison Hagan Schmitt (Senator), Republican, New Mexico
• Patricia Scott Schroeder (Representative), Democrat, Colorado
• Richard Taylor Schulze (Representative), Republican, Pennsylvania
• Richard Schultz Schweiker (Senator), Republican, Pennsylvania
• Keith George Sebelius (Representative), Republican, Kansas
• John Frederick Seiberling (Representative), Democrat, Ohio
• Frank James Sensenbrenner, Jr. (Representative), Republican, Wisconsin
• James Michael Shannon (Representative), Democrat, Massachusetts
• Philip Riley Sharp (Representative), Democrat, Indiana
• Richard C. Shelby (Representative), Democrat, Alabama
• Norman David Shumway (Representative), Republican, California
• E.G. (Bud) Shuster (Representative), Republican, Pennsylvania
• Paul Martin Simon (Representative), Democrat, Illinois
• Alan Kooi Simpson (Senator), Republican, Wyoming
• Isaac Newton Skelton, IV (Ike) (Representative), Democrat, Missouri
• John Mark Slack, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, West Virginia
• Neal Edward Smith (Representative), Democrat, Iowa
• Virginia Dodd Smith (Representative), Republican, Nebraska
• Olympia Jean Snowe (Representative), Republican, Maine
• Marion Gene Snyder (Representative), Republican, Kentucky
• Stephen Joshua Solarz (Representative), Democrat, New York
• Gerald Brooks Hunt Solomon (Representative), Republican, New York
• Gladys Noon Spellman (Representative), Democrat, Maryland
• Floyd Davidson Spence (Representative), Republican, South Carolina
• Fernand Joseph St Germain (Representative), Democrat, Rhode Island
• Edward John Stack (Representative), Democrat, Florida
• Robert Theodore Stafford (Senator), Republican, Vermont
• Harley Orrin Staggers (Representative), Democrat, West Virginia
• Arlan Ingehart Stangeland (Representative), Republican, Minnesota
• John William Stanton (Representative), Republican, Ohio
• Fortney Hillman (Pete) Stark, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, California
• Thomas Jefferson Steed (Representative), Democrat, Oklahoma
• Charles Walter Stenholm (Representative), Democrat, Texas
• John Cornelius Stennis (Senator), Democrat, Mississippi
• Theodore F. (Ted) Stevens (Senator), Republican, Alaska
• Adlai Ewing Stevenson III (Senator), Democrat, Illinois
• Bennett McVey Stewart (Representative), Democrat, Illinois
• Donald Wilbur Stewart (Senator), Democrat, Alabama
• David Alan Stockman (Representative), Republican, Michigan
• Louis Stokes (Representative), Democrat, Ohio
• Richard Bernard Stone (Senator), Democrat, Florida
• Samuel Studdiford Stratton (Representative), Democrat, New York
• Gerry Eastman Studds (Representative), Democrat, Massachusetts
• Robert Lee Stump (Representative), Democrat, Arizona
• Allan Byron Swift (Representative), Democrat, Washington
• Steven Douglas Symms (Representative), Republican, Idaho
• Michael Lynn Synar (Representative), Democrat, Oklahoma

T

• Herman Eugene Talmadge (Senator), Democrat, Georgia
• Thomas Joseph Tauke (Representative), Republican, Iowa
• Wilbert Joseph (Billy) Tauzin (Representative), Democrat, Louisiana
• Gene Taylor (Representative), Republican, Missouri
• William Marshall Thomas (Representative), Republican, California
• Frank Thompson, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, New Jersey
• James Strom Thurmond (Senator), Republican, South Carolina
• John Goodwin Tower (Senator), Republican, Texas
• Jerome Bob Traxler (Representative), Democrat, Michigan
• David Conner Treen (Representative), Republican, Louisiana
• Paul Seward Trible, Jr. (Representative), Republican, Virginia
• Paul Efthemios Tsongas (Senator), Democrat, Massachusetts

U

• Morris King Udall (Representative), Democrat, Arizona
• Albert Conrad Ullman (Representative), Democrat, Oregon

V

• Lionel Van Deerlin (Representative), Democrat, California
• Guy Adrian Vander Jagt (Representative), Republican, Michigan
• Charles Albert Vanik (Representative), Democrat, Ohio
• Bruce Frank Vento (Representative), Democrat Farmer Labor, Minnesota
• Harold Lee Volkmer (Representative), Democrat, Missouri

W

• Douglas Walgren (Representative), Democrat, Pennsylvania
• Robert Smith Walker (Representative), Republican, Pennsylvania
• Malcolm Wallop (Senator), Republican, Wyoming
• William Creed Wampler (Representative), Republican, Virginia
• John William Warner (Senator), Republican, Virginia
• Wesley Wade Watkins (Representative), Democrat, Oklahoma
• Henry Arnold Waxman (Representative), Democrat, California
• James Howard Weaver (Representative), Democrat, Oregon
• Lowell Palmer Weicker, Jr. (Senator), Republican, Connecticut
• Theodore S. Weiss (Representative), Democrat, New York
• Richard Crawford White (Representative), Democrat, Texas
• George William Whitehurst (Representative), Republican, Virginia
• Charles Orville Whitley (Representative), Democrat, North Carolina
• Robert Russell Whittaker (Representative), Republican, Kansas
• Jamie Lloyd Whitten (Representative), Democrat, Mississippi
• Harrison Arlington Williams, Jr. (Senator), Democrat, New Jersey
• John Patrick Williams (Representative), Democrat, Montana
• Lyle Williams (Representative), Republican, Ohio
• Charles Wilson (Representative), Democrat, Texas
• Charles Herbert Wilson (Representative), Democrat, California
• Robert Carlton (Bob) Wilson (Representative), Republican, California
• Edward Lawrence Winn, Jr. (Larry) (Representative), Republican, Kansas
• Timothy E Wirth (Representative), Democrat, Colorado
• Lester Lionel Wolff (Representative), Democrat, New York
• Howard Eliot Wolpe, III (Representative), Democrat, Michigan
• Antonio Borja Won Pat (Delegate), Democrat, Guam
• James Claude Wright, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, Texas
• Joseph Peyton Wyatt, Jr. (Representative), Democrat, Texas
• John Waldemar Wydler (Representative), Republican, New York
• Chalmers Pangburn Wylie (Representative), Republican, Ohio

Y

• Sidney Richard Yates (Representative), Democrat, Illinois
• Gus Yatron (Representative), Democrat, Pennsylvania
• Charles William (Bill) Young (Representative), Republican, Florida
• Donald Edwin Young (Representative), Republican, Alaska
• Milton Ruben Young (Senator), Republican, North Dakota
• Robert Anton Young, III (Representative), Democrat, Missouri

Z

• Clement John Zablocki (Representative), Democrat, Wisconsin
• Leo C. Zeferetti (Representative), Democrat, New York
• Edward Zorinsky (Senator), Democrat, Nebraska

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