108th United States Congress

The 108th Congress was from January 7, 2003 to January 3, 2005. Members of the 108th United States Congress as of January 2003:

=States=

Table of contents

1 Alabama 1.1 Senators 1.2 Representatives 2 Alaska 2.3 Senators 2.4 Representative 3 Arizona 3.5 Senators 3.6 Representatives 4 Arkansas 4.7 Senators 4.8 Representatives 5 California 5.9 Senators 5.10 Representatives 6 Colorado 6.11 Senators 6.12 Representatives 7 Connecticut 7.13 Senators 7.14 Representatives 8 Delaware 8.15 Senators 8.16 Representative 9 Florida 9.17 Senators 9.18 Representatives 10 Georgia 10.19 Senators 10.20 Representatives 11 Hawaii 11.21 Senators 11.22 Representatives 12 Idaho 12.23 Senators 12.24 Representatives 13 Illinois 13.25 Senators 13.26 Representatives 14 Indiana 14.27 Senators 14.28 Representatives 15 Iowa 15.29 Senators 15.30 Representatives 16 Kansas 16.31 Senators 16.32 Representatives 17 Kentucky 17.33 Senators 17.34 Representatives 18 Louisiana 18.35 Senators 18.36 Representatives 19 Maine 19.37 Senators 19.38 Representatives 20 Maryland 20.39 Senators 20.40 Representatives 21 Massachusetts 21.41 Senators 21.42 Representatives 22 Michigan 22.43 Senators 22.44 Representatives 23 Minnesota 23.45 Senators 23.46 Representatives 24 Mississippi 24.47 Senators 24.48 Representatives 25 Missouri 25.49 Senators 25.50 Representatives 26 Montana 26.51 Senators 26.52 Representative 27 Nebraska 27.53 Senators 27.54 Representatives 28 Nevada 28.55 Senators 28.56 Representatives 29 New Hampshire 29.57 Senators 29.58 Representatives 30 New Jersey 30.59 Senators 30.60 Representatives 31 New Mexico 31.61 Senators 31.62 Representatives 32 New York 32.63 Senators 32.64 Representatives 33 North Carolina 33.65 Senators 33.66 Representatives 34 North Dakota 34.67 Senators 34.68 Representative 35 Ohio 35.69 Senators 35.70 Representatives 36 Oklahoma 36.71 Senators 36.72 Representatives 37 Oregon 37.73 Senators 37.74 Representatives 38 Pennsylvania 38.75 Senators 38.76 Representatives 39 Rhode Island 39.77 Senators 39.78 Representatives 40 South Carolina 40.79 Senators 40.80 Representatives 41 South Dakota 41.81 Senators 41.82 Representative 42 Tennessee 42.83 Senators 42.84 Representatives 43 Texas 43.85 Senators 43.86 Representatives 44 Utah 44.87 Senators 44.88 Representatives 45 Vermont 45.89 Senators 45.90 Representative 46 Virginia 46.91 Senators 46.92 Representatives 47 Washington 47.93 Senators 47.94 Representatives 48 West Virginia 48.95 Senators 48.96 Representatives 49 Wisconsin 49.97 Senators 49.98 Representatives 50 Wyoming 50.99 Senators 50.100 Representative 51 American Samoa 51.101 Delegate 52 District of Columbia 52.102 Delegate 53 Guam 53.103 Delegate 54 Puerto Rico 54.104 Resident Commissioner 55 Virgin Islands 55.105 Delegate 56 Changes in Membership of the 108th Congress 56.105.1 The House of Representatives 56.105.2 The Senate

Alabama

Senators

• Richard C. Shelby
• Jeff Sessions

• 1. Jo Bonner
• 2. Terry Everett
• 3. Mike D. Rogers
• 4. Robert B. Aderholt
• 5. Robert E. (Bud) Cramer Jr
• 6. Spencer Bachus
• 7. Artur Davis

Alaska

• Ted Stevens
• Lisa Murkowski

• At Large - Don Young

Arizona

Senators

• John McCain
• Jon Kyl

• 1. Rick Renzi
• 2. Trent Franks
• 3. John B. Shadegg
• 4. Ed Pastor
• 5. J.D. Hayworth
• 6. Jeff Flake
• 7. Raúl M. Grijalva
• 8. Jim Kolbe

Arkansas

Senators

• Blanche Lambert Lincoln
• Mark Pryor

• 1. Marion Berry
• 2. Vic Snyder
• 3. John Boozman
• 4. Mike Ross

California

Senators

• Dianne Feinstein
• Barbara Boxer

• 1. Mike Thompson
• 2. Wally Herger
• 3. Doug Ose
• 4. John T. Doolittle
• 5. Robert T. Matsui
• 6. Lynn C. Woolsey
• 7. George Miller
• 8. Nancy Pelosi
• 9. Barbara Lee
• 10. Ellen O. Tauscher
• 11. Richard W. Pombo
• 12. Tom Lantos
• 13. Fortney Pete Stark
• 14. Anna G. Eshoo
• 15. Michael M. Honda
• 16. Zoe Lofgren
• 17. Sam Farr
• 18. Dennis A. Cardoza
• 19. George Radanovich
• 20. Calvin M. Dooley
• 21. Devin Nunes
• 22. William M. Thomas
• 23. Lois Capps
• 24. Elton Gallegly
• 25. Howard P. (Buck) McKeon
• 26. David Dreier
• 27. Brad Sherman
• 28. Howard L. Berman
• 29. Adam B. Schiff
• 30. Henry A. Waxman
• 31. Xavier Becerra
• 32. Hilda L. Solis
• 33. Diane E. Watson
• 34. Lucille Roybal-Allard
• 35. Maxine Waters
• 36. Jane Harman
• 37. Juanita Millender-McDonald
• 38. Grace F. Napolitano
• 39. Linda T. Sánchez
• 40. Edward R. Royce
• 41. Jerry Lewis
• 42. Gary G. Miller
• 43. Joe Baca
• 44. Ken Calvert
• 45. Mary Bono
• 46. Dana Rohrabacher
• 47. Loretta Sanchez
• 48. Christopher Cox
• 49. Darrell E. Issa
• 50. Randy (Duke) Cunningham
• 51. Bob Filner
• 52. Duncan Hunter
• 53. Susan A. Davis

Colorado

Senators

• Ben Nighthorse Campbell
• Wayne Allard

• 1. Diana DeGette
• 2. Mark Udall
• 3. Scott McInnis
• 4. Marilyn N. Musgrave
• 5. Joel Hefley
• 6. Thomas G. Tancredo
• 7. Bob Beauprez

Connecticut

Senators

• Christopher J. Dodd
• Joseph I. Lieberman

• 1. John B. Larson
• 2. Rob Simmons
• 3. Rosa L. DeLauro
• 4. Christopher Shays
• 5. Nancy L. Johnson

Delaware

• Joseph R. Biden, Jr
• Thomas R. Carper

• At Large - Michael N. Castle

Florida

Senators

• Bob Graham
• Bill Nelson

• 1. Jeff Miller
• 2. Allen Boyd
• 3. Corrine Brown
• 4. Ander Crenshaw
• 5. Ginny Brown-Waite
• 6. Cliff Stearns
• 7. John L. Mica
• 8. Rick Keller
• 9. Michael Bilirakis
• 10. C.W. Bill Young
• 11. Jim Davis
• 12. Adam H. Putnam
• 13. Katherine Harris
• 14. Porter J. Goss
• 15. Dave Weldon
• 16. Mark Foley
• 17. Kendrick B. Meek
• 18. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen
• 19. Robert Wexler
• 20. Peter Deutsch
• 21. Lincoln Diaz-Balart
• 22. E. Clay Shaw, Jr
• 23. Alcee L. Hastings
• 24. Tom Feeney
• 25. Mario Diaz-Balart

Georgia

Senators

• Zell Miller
• Saxby Chambliss

• 1. Jack Kingston
• 2. Sanford D. Bishop, Jr
• 3. Jim Marshall
• 4. Denise L. Majette
• 5. John Lewis
• 6. Johnny Isakson
• 7. John Linder
• 8. Mac Collins
• 9. Charlie Norwood
• 10. Nathan Deal
• 11. Phil Gingrey
• 12. Max Burns
• 13. David Scott

Hawaii

Senators

• Daniel K. Inouye
• Daniel K. Akaka

• 1. Neil Abercrombie
• 2. Ed Case

Idaho

Senators

• Larry Craig
• Mike Crapo

• 1. C.L. (Butch) Otter
• 2. Michael K. Simpson

Illinois

Senators

• Richard J. Durbin
• Peter G. Fitzgerald

• 1. Bobby L. Rush
• 2. Jesse L. Jackson, Jr
• 3. William O. Lipinski
• 4. Luis V. Gutierrez
• 5. Rahm Emanuel
• 6. Henry J. Hyde
• 7. Danny K. Davis
• 8. Philip M. Crane
• 9. Janice D. Schakowsky
• 10. Mark Steven Kirk
• 11. Jerry Weller
• 12. Jerry F. Costello
• 13. Judy Biggert
• 14. J. Dennis Hastert
• 15. Timothy V. Johnson
• 16. Donald A. Manzullo
• 17. Lane Evans
• 18. Ray LaHood
• 19. John Shimkus

Indiana

Senators

• Richard G. Lugar
• Evan Bayh

• 1. Peter J. Visclosky
• 2. Chris Chocola
• 3. Mark E. Souder
• 4. Steve Buyer
• 5. Dan Burton
• 6. Mike Pence
• 7. Julia Carson
• 8. John N. Hostettler
• 9. Baron P. Hill

Iowa

Senators

• Chuck Grassley
• Tom Harkin

• 1. Jim Nussle
• 2. James A. Leach
• 3. Leonard L. Boswell
• 4. Tom Latham
• 5. Steve King

Kansas

Senators

• Sam Brownback
• Pat Roberts

• 1. Jerry Moran
• 2. Jim Ryun
• 3. Dennis Moore
• 4. Todd Tiahrt

Kentucky

Senators

• Mitch McConnell
• Jim Bunning

• 1. Ed Whitfield
• 2. Ron Lewis
• 3. Anne M. Northup
• 4. Ken Lucas
• 5. Harold Rogers
• 6. Ben Chandler

Louisiana

Senators

• John B. Breaux
• Mary Landrieu

• 1. David Vitter
• 2. William J. Jefferson
• 3. W.J. Billy Tauzin
• 4. Jim McCrery
• 5. Rodney Alexander
• 6. Richard H. Baker
• 7. Christopher John

Maine

Senators

• Olympia Snowe
• Susan Collins

• 1. Thomas H. Allen
• 2. Michael H. Michaud

Maryland

Senators

• Paul S. Sarbanes
• Barbara A. Mikulski

• 1. Wayne T. Gilchrest
• 2. C. A. Dutch Ruppersberger
• 3. Benjamin L. Cardin
• 4. Albert Russell Wynn
• 5. Steny H. Hoyer
• 6. Roscoe G. Bartlett
• 7. Elijah E. Cummings
• 8. Chris Van Hollen

Massachusetts

Senators

• Edward M. Kennedy
• John F. Kerry

• 1. John W. Olver
• 2. Richard E. Neal
• 3. James P. McGovern
• 4. Barney Frank
• 5. Martin T. Meehan
• 6. John F. Tierney
• 7. Edward J. Markey
• 8. Michael E. Capuano
• 9. Stephen F. Lynch
• 10. William D. Delahunt

Michigan

Senators

• Carl Levin
• Debbie Stabenow

• 1. Bart Stupak
• 2. Peter Hoekstra
• 3. Vernon J. Ehlers
• 4. Dave Camp
• 5. Dale E. Kildee
• 6. Fred Upton
• 7. Nick Smith
• 8. Mike J. Rogers
• 9. Joe Knollenberg
• 10. Candice S. Miller
• 11. Thaddeus G. McCotter
• 12. Sander M. Levin
• 13. Carolyn C. Kilpatrick
• 14. John Conyers, Jr
• 15. John D. Dingell

Minnesota

Senators

• Mark Dayton
• Norm Coleman

• 1. Gil Gutknecht
• 2. John Kline
• 3. Jim Ramstad
• 4. Betty McCollum
• 5. Martin Olav Sabo
• 6. Mark R. Kennedy
• 7. Collin C. Peterson
• 8. James L. Oberstar

Mississippi

Senators

• Thad Cochran
• Trent Lott

• 1. Roger F. Wicker
• 2. Bennie G. Thompson
• 3. Charles W. (Chip) Pickering
• 4. Gene Taylor

Missouri

Senators

• Christopher S. Bond
• Jim Talent

• 1. Wm. Lacy Clay
• 2. W. Todd Akin
• 3. Richard A. Gephardt
• 4. Ike Skelton
• 5. Karen McCarthy
• 6. Sam Graves
• 7. Roy Blunt
• 8. Jo Ann Emerson
• 9. Kenny C. Hulshof

Montana

• Max Baucus
• Conrad Burns

• At Large - Dennis R. Rehberg

Nebraska

Senators

• Chuck Hagel
• E. Benjamin Nelson

• 1. Doug Bereuter
• 2. Lee Terry
• 3. Tom Osborne

Nevada

Senators

• Harry Reid
• John Ensign

• 1. Shelley Berkley
• 2. Jim Gibbons
• 3. Jon C. Porter

New Hampshire

Senators

• Judd Gregg
• John E. Sununu

• 1. Jeb Bradley
• 2. Charles F. Bass

New Jersey

Senators

• Jon Corzine
• Frank R. Lautenberg

• 1. Robert E. Andrews
• 2. Frank A. LoBiondo
• 3. Jim Saxton
• 4. Christopher H. Smith
• 5. Scott Garrett
• 6. Frank Pallone, Jr
• 7. Mike Ferguson
• 8. Bill Pascrell, Jr
• 9. Steven R. Rothman
• 10. Donald M. Payne
• 11. Rodney P. Frelinghuysen
• 12. Rush D. Holt
• 13. Robert Menendez

New Mexico

Senators

• Pete V. Domenici
• Jeff Bingaman

• 1. Heather Wilson
• 2. Stevan Pearce
• 3. Tom Udall

New York

Senators

• Charles E. Schumer
• Hillary Rodham Clinton

• 1. Timothy H. Bishop
• 2. Steve Israel
• 3. Peter T. King
• 4. Carolyn McCarthy
• 5. Gary L. Ackerman
• 6. Gregory W. Meeks
• 7. Joseph Crowley
• 8. Jerrold Nadler
• 9. Anthony D. Weiner
• 10. Edolphus Towns
• 11. Major R. Owens
• 12. Nydia M. Velázquez
• 13. Vito Fossella
• 14. Carolyn B. Maloney
• 15. Charles B. Rangel
• 16. José E. Serrano
• 17. Eliot L. Engel
• 18. Nita M. Lowey
• 19. Sue W. Kelly
• 20. John E. Sweeney
• 21. Michael R. McNulty
• 22. Maurice D. Hinchey
• 23. John M. McHugh
• 24. Sherwood Boehlert
• 25. James T. Walsh
• 26. Thomas M. Reynolds
• 27. Jack Quinn
• 28. Louise McIntosh Slaughter
• 29. Amo Houghton

North Carolina

Senators

• John Edwards
• Elizabeth Dole

• 1. G. K. Butterfield
• 2. Bob Etheridge
• 3. Walter B. Jones
• 4. David E. Price
• 5. Richard Burr
• 6. Howard Coble
• 7. Mike McIntyre
• 8. Robin Hayes
• 9. Sue Wilkins Myrick
• 10. Cass Ballenger
• 11. Charles H. Taylor
• 12. Melvin L. Watt
• 13. Brad Miller

North Dakota

• Kent Conrad
• Byron Dorgan

• At Large - Earl Pomeroy

Ohio

Senators

• Michael DeWine
• George V. Voinovich

• 1. Steve Chabot
• 2. Robert J. Portman
• 3. Michael R. Turner
• 4. Michael G. Oxley
• 5. Paul E. Gillmor
• 6. Ted Strickland
• 7. David L. Hobson
• 8. John A. Boehner
• 9. Marcia C. Kaptur
• 10. Dennis J. Kucinich
• 11. Stephanie Tubbs Jones
• 12. Patrick J. Tiberi
• 13. Sherrod Brown
• 14. Steven C. LaTourette
• 15. Deborah D. Pryce
• 16. Ralph S. Regula
• 17. Timothy J. Ryan
• 18. Robert W. Ney

Oklahoma

Senators

• Don Nickles
• James Inhofe

• 1. John Sullivan
• 2. Brad Carson
• 3. Frank D. Lucas
• 4. Tom Cole
• 5. Ernest J. Istook, Jr

Oregon

Senators

• Ron Wyden
• Gordon Smith

• 1. David Wu
• 2. Greg Walden
• 3. Earl Blumenauer
• 4. Peter A. DeFazio
• 5. Darlene Hooley

Pennsylvania

Senators

• Arlen Specter
• Rick Santorum

• 1. Robert A. Brady
• 2. Chaka Fattah
• 3. Phil English
• 4. Melissa A. Hart
• 5. John E. Peterson
• 6. Jim Gerlach
• 7. Curt Weldon
• 8. James C. Greenwood
• 9. Bill Shuster
• 10. Don Sherwood
• 11. Paul E. Kanjorski
• 12. John P. Murtha
• 13. Joseph M. Hoeffel
• 14. Michael F. Doyle
• 15. Patrick J. Toomey
• 16. Joseph R. Pitts
• 17. Tim Holden
• 18. Tim Murphy
• 19. Todd Russell Platts

Rhode Island

Senators

• Jack Reed
• Lincoln Chafee

• 1. Patrick J. Kennedy
• 2. James Langevin

South Carolina

Senators

• Ernest F. Hollings
• Lindsey Graham

• 1. Henry E. Brown, Jr
• 2. Joe Wilson
• 3. J. Gresham Barrett
• 4. Jim DeMint
• 5. John M. Spratt, Jr
• 6. James E. Clyburn

South Dakota

• Thomas A. Daschle
• Tim Johnson

• At Large - Stephanie Herseth

Tennessee

Senators

• Bill Frist
• Lamar Alexander

• 1. William L. Jenkins
• 2. John J. Duncan, Jr
• 3. Zach Wamp
• 4. Lincoln Davis
• 5. Jim Cooper
• 6. Bart Gordon
• 7. Marsha Blackburn
• 8. John S. Tanner
• 9. Harold E. Ford, Jr

Texas

Senators

• Kay Bailey Hutchison
• John Cornyn

• 1. Max Sandlin
• 2. Jim Turner
• 3. Sam Johnson
• 4. Ralph M. Hall
• 5. Jeb Hensarling
• 6. Joe Barton
• 7. John Abney Culberson
• 8. Kevin Brady
• 9. Nick Lampson
• 10. Lloyd Doggett
• 11. Chet Edwards
• 12. Kay Granger
• 13. Mac Thornberry
• 14. Ron Paul
• 15. Rubén Hinojosa
• 16. Silvestre Reyes
• 17. Charles W. Stenholm
• 18. Sheila Jackson-Lee
• 19. Randy Neugebauer
• 20. Charles A. Gonzalez
• 21. Lamar S. Smith
• 22. Tom DeLay
• 23. Henry Bonilla
• 24. Martin Frost
• 25. Chris Bell
• 26. Michael C. Burgess
• 27. Solomon P. Ortiz
• 28. Ciro D. Rodriguez
• 29. Gene Green
• 30. Eddie Bernice Johnson
• 31. John R. Carter
• 32. Pete Sessions

Utah

Senators

• Orrin G. Hatch
• Robert F. Bennett

• 1. Rob Bishop
• 2. Jim Matheson
• 3. Chris Cannon

Vermont

• Patrick Leahy
• James Jeffords

• At Large - Bernard Sanders

Virginia

Senators

• John W. Warner
• George Allen

• 1. Jo Ann Davis
• 2. Edward L. Schrock
• 3. Robert C. Scott
• 4. J. Randy Forbes
• 5. Virgil H. Goode, Jr
• 6. Bob Goodlatte
• 7. Eric Cantor
• 8. James P. Moran
• 9. Rick Boucher
• 10. Frank R. Wolf
• 11. Tom Davis

Washington

Senators

• Patty Murray
• Maria Cantwell

• 1. Jay Inslee
• 2. Rick Larsen
• 3. Brian Baird
• 4. Doc Hastings
• 5. George R. Nethercutt, Jr
• 6. Norman D. Dicks
• 7. Jim McDermott
• 8. Jennifer Dunn
• 9. Adam Smith

West Virginia

Senators

• Robert C. Byrd
• John D. Rockefeller IV

• 1. Alan B. Mollohan
• 2. Shelley Moore Capito
• 3. Nick J. Rahall II

Wisconsin

• Herb Kohl
• Russ Feingold

• 1. Paul Ryan
• 2. Tammy Baldwin
• 3. Ron Kind
• 4. Gerald D. Kleczka
• 5. F. James Sensenbrenner, Jr
• 6. Thomas E. Petri
• 7. David R. Obey
• 8. Mark Green

Wyoming

• Craig Thomas
• Michael B. Enzi

• At Large - Barbara Cubin

• Eni F.H. Faleomavaega

• Eleanor Holmes Norton

• Madeleine Z. Bordallo

• Donna M. Christensen

The House of Representatives

Representative	State and District	Reason for Vacancy	Successor	Date of Election of Successor	Date the Successor Took the Oath
Patsy Mink	Hawaii, 2nd	Death. Representative Mink died on September 28, 2002 and was elected posthumously on November 5, 2002.	Ed Case	January 4, 2003	January 7, 2003
Larry Combest	Texas, 19th	Resignation. Representative Combest resigned for personal reasons on May 31, 2003.	Randy Neugebauer	June 3, 20031	June 5, 2003
Ernie Fletcher	Kentucky, 6th	Resignation. Representative Fletcher resigned to become Governor of Kentucky on December 9, 2003	Ben Chandler	February 17, 2003	February 24, 2003
Bill Janklow	South Dakota, At Large	Resignation. Representative Janklow resigned as a result of a December 2003 felony conviction on January 20, 2004.	Stephanie Herseth	June 1, 2004	June 3, 2004
Frank Ballance	North Carolina, 1st	Resignation. Representative Ballance resigned as a result of health problems on June 9, 2004.	G. K. Butterfield	July 20, 2004	July 21, 2004

¹The date listed for Texas CD-19 is the date of the runoff election which Representative Neugebauer won over Republican candidate Mike Conaway. Both men had advanced to the runoff in an election held on May 3, 2003.

The Senate

Senator	State	Reason for Vacancy	Successor	Date of Appointment of Successor
There have been no vacancies in the Senate during the 108th Congress.