House of Representatives
Several holders at a time · 331 terms · 1782–2025
Previous holders 331
George D. Robinson
William Smith
Andrew Jackson Montague
Andrew Jackson Hamilton
Joseph McKenna
Alvin Peterson Hovey
Thomas Watkins Ligon
George W. Campbell
Littleton Waller Tazewell
Benjamin Franklin Butler
Francis Thomas
Howell Cobb
Frederic T. Greenhalge
Samuel W. McCall
Eugene Foss
Washington Hunt
Edward Everett
Timothy Pickering
John Sherman
Fred M. Vinson
William Pennington
Thomas Henderson
Albert Gallatin
Philip Francis Thomas
Malcolm R. Patterson
Robert Wright
Henry Markham
John Page
John Chandler
Samuel Dexter
William Eustis
Claude A. Swanson
John J. Crittenden
Frank S. Black
Henry Dearborn
George N. Briggs
James Pleasants
Charles T. O'Ferrall
Edward Dickinson Baker
William Henry Ashley
George A. Jenks
George W. Towns
James D. Williams
Edward Lloyd V
Henry S. Lane
David Wallace
William A. Newell
Archibald Yell
Stephen A. Douglas
Marcus Lawrence Ward
Albert G. Porter
Milton Latham
Ratliff Boon
John W. Davis
Robert William Wilcox
Jonathan Jennings
Allen D. Candler
Alfred H. Colquitt
Peter D. Vroom
John J. Gilligan
John Lambert
James Johnson
Isaac H. Duval
John Floyd (Georgia politician)
Charles C. Stratton
Rodman M. Price
William Claflin
Alvan T. Fuller
Alexander H. Rice
Frank Hanly
William Hendricks
Joseph T. Robinson
William Medill
Marcus Morton
Lloyd Lowndes Jr.
John Goode
S. W. T. Lanham
Thomas Walker Gilmer
James Gillett
William Stephens
Thomas B. Stanley
Duncan McArthur
John M. Patton
Gordon Browning
Thomas W. Hardwick
Carter Glass
Charles Goldsborough
John Davis
Duncan Lamont Clinch
Eleazer Wheelock Ripley
Henry A. Wise
Joseph A. Wright
Daniel Morgan
John Davis Long
Levi Lincoln Jr.
Stephen Van Rensselaer
William M. Tuck
John Floyd
Robert Milligan McLane
Jim Nance McCord
Robert S. Green
James Budd
John Canfield Spencer
Henry W. Slocum
Thomas Mann Randolph Jr.
James McDowell
Levi Lincoln Sr.
Caleb Cushing
Joseph W. Barr
Joseph Wheeler
Peter Hansborough Bell
James W. Throckmorton
Peleg Wadsworth
Colgate Darden
James P. McGranery
John Letcher
William Henry Moody
Joseph Johnson
John Alexander McClernand
Gilbert C. Walker
Mikie Sherrill
2019–2025
Abigail Spanberger
2019–2025
Liz Cheney
2017–2023
Kathy Hochul
2011–2013
Mike Pompeo
2011–2017
Mike Pence
2001–2013
Ted Strickland
1997–2007
Asa Hutchinson
1997–2001
Bob Ehrlich
1995–2003
Ted Strickland
1993–1995
Nathan Deal
1993–2010
George Allen
1991–1993
Porter Goss
1989–2004
John Lewis
1987–2020
John Kasich
1983–2001
Mike DeWine
1983–1991
Don Sundquist
1983–1995
John McCain
1983–1987
Dick Cheney
1979–1989
Dan Quayle
1977–1981
Leon Panetta
1977–1993
Jim Guy Tucker
1977–1979
Al Gore
1977–1985
James Florio
1975–1990
William Cohen
1973–1979
Leo Ryan
1973–1978
Les Aspin
1971–1993
George H. W. Bush
1967–1971
David Pryor
1966–1973
Barber Conable
1965–1985
Donald Rumsfeld
1963–1969
Hugh Carey
1961–1974
Daniel Inouye
1959–1963
William T. Cahill
1959–1970
Melvin Laird
1953–1969
Foster Furcolo
1949–1952
Gerald Ford
1949–1973
Lloyd Bentsen
1948–1955
Richard Nixon
1947–1950
John F. Kennedy
1947–1953
J. Lindsay Almond
1946–1948
Christian Herter
1943–1953
James Michael Curley
1943–1947
Lyndon B. Johnson
1937–1949
James M. Beck
1927–1934
Harold G. Hoffman
1927–1931
Cordell Hull
1923–1931
George C. Peery
1923–1929
Ogden L. Mills
1921–1927
Martin L. Davey
1918–1921
Alben W. Barkley
1913–1927
Frank B. Willis
1911–1915
James F. Byrnes
1911–1925
James Michael Curley
1911–1914
George White (Ohio politician)
1911–1915
A. Mitchell Palmer
1909–1915
James M. Cox
1909–1913
Cordell Hull
U.S. Representative from Tennessee
1907–1921
John W. Weeks
1905–1913
Andrew Volstead
1903–1923
John Nance Garner
1903–1933
William Sulzer
1903–1912
John Walter Smith
1899–1900
Martin H. Glynn
1899–1901
Benjamin Odell
1895–1899
John S. Little
1894–1907
James S. Sherman
1893–1909
Daniel Sickles
1893–1895
Charles Curtis
1893–1907
William Jennings Bryan
1891–1895
John M. Pattison
1891–1893
Nathaniel P. Banks
1889–1891
Alfred A. Taylor
1889–1895
Roswell P. Flower
1889–1891
James S. Sherman
1887–1891
Thomas C. McRae
1885–1903
Joseph D. Sayers
1885–1899
William McKinley
1885–1891
Charles H. Allen
1885–1889
James E. Campbell
1884–1885
William S. Rosecrans
1881–1885
Joseph E. Johnston
1879–1881
Thomas L. Young
1879–1883
Robert Love Taylor
1879–1881
Levi P. Morton
1879–1881
John G. Carlisle
1877–1890
Romualdo Pacheco
1877–1878
William McKinley
1877–1884
Jacob D. Cox
1877–1879
Adlai Stevenson I
1875–1877
Alexander H. Stephens
1873–1882
Ebenezer R. Hoar
1873–1875
Charles Foster
1871–1873
Thomas Swann
1869–1879
George W. McCrary
1869–1877
William B. Campbell
1866–1867
Rutherford B. Hayes
1865–1867
William B. Washburn
1863–1871
James G. Blaine
1863–1876
James A. Garfield
1863–1880
George S. Boutwell
1863–1869
Frederick Low
1862–1863
William A. Wheeler
1861–1863
William Windom
1859–1869
Thomas Corwin
1859–1861
Schuyler Colfax
1855–1869
Wilson Shannon
1853–1855
Elihu B. Washburne
1853–1869
Reuben Fenton
1853–1855
John C. Breckinridge
1851–1855
Thomas A. Hendricks
1851–1855
Charles Magill Conrad
1849–1850
John A. King
1849–1851
William T. Hamilton
1849–1855
Abraham Lincoln
1847–1849
Jefferson Davis
1845–1846
Sterling Price
1845–1846
Hamilton Fish
1843–1845
Alexander H. Stephens
1843–1853
Andrew Johnson
1843–1853
Hannibal Hamlin
1843–1847
Alexander Ramsey
1843–1847
George W. Crawford
1843
Henry Dodge
1841–1845
William P. Fessenden
1841–1843
John B. Weller
1839–1845
Nathan Clifford
1839–1843
William B. Campbell
1837–1843
Hugh S. Legaré
1837–1839
Millard Fillmore
1837–1843
Isaac Toucey
1837–1839
John Young
1836–1837
Philemon Dickerson
1833–1836
William Schley
1833–1835
Davy Crockett
1833–1835
Richard Mentor Johnson
1833–1837
William Allen
1833–1835
Millard Fillmore
1833–1835
Franklin Pierce
1833–1837
John Quincy Adams
1831–1848
Thomas Corwin
1831–1840
Nathaniel Pitcher
1831–1833
John Y. Mason
1831–1837
Richard Mentor Johnson
1829–1833
Davy Crockett
1827–1831
Edward Bates
1827–1829
John Bell (Tennessee politician)
1827–1841
Silas Wright
1827–1829
James K. Polk
1825–1839
Henry Clay
1823–1825
John Forsyth
1823–1827
Daniel Webster
1823–1827
Mordecai Bartley
1823–1831
Edward Livingston
1823–1829
Sam Houston
1823–1827
Samuel D. Ingham
1823–1829
Walter Forward
1822–1823
Joseph Vance
1821–1823
John Nelson
1821–1823
Caesar Augustus Rodney
1821–1822
James Buchanan
1821–1831
Joel Roberts Poinsett
1821–1825
Newton Cannon
1819–1823
Joseph Kent
1819–1826
Nathaniel Pitcher
1819–1823
Louis McLane
1817–1827
Joseph Bloomfield
1817–1821
John Tyler
1816–1821
William Henry Harrison
1816–1819
Samuel Smith
1816–1822
Enos T. Throop
1815–1816
William Pinkney
1815–1816
Henry Clay
Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Kentucky
1815–1821
Peter Buell Porter
1815–1816
Newton Cannon
1814–1817
Felix Grundy
1813–1814
Daniel Webster
1813–1817
John Forsyth
1813–1818
William R. King
1811–1816
John C. Calhoun
1811–1817
Henry Clay
Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Kentucky
1811–1814
John Sevier
1811–1815
Joseph Kent
1811–1815
Richard Mentor Johnson
1807–1819
George Troup
1807–1815
Wilson Cary Nicholas
1807–1809
Leonard Covington
1805–1807
Jeremiah Morrow
1803–1813
Caesar Augustus Rodney
1803–1805
John Milledge
1801–1802
John Marshall
1799–1800
Henry Lee III
1799–1801
William Henry Harrison
1799–1800
Andrew Jackson
1796–1797
John Milledge
1795–1799
Samuel Smith
1793–1803
Abraham Clark
1793–1794
John Francis Mercer
1792–1794
Artemas Ward
1791–1795
Anthony Wayne
1791–1792
William Branch Giles
1790–1798
John Sevier
1790–1791
Roger Sherman
1789–1791
James Madison
1789–1797
Daniel Carroll
1789–1791
James Jackson
1789–1791
George Mathews
1789–1791
William Floyd
1789–1791
Elbridge Gerry
1789–1793
George Clymer
1789–1791
John Marshall
1782–1796
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