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    List of movements/Political Parties/United States of America

    Parties

    Current

    Major Parties

    Third Parties

    State Legislatures
    Parties with Ballot Access
    Multi-State
    Regional
    Parties without Ballot Access
    Multi-State
    Regional

    Historical

    Held national office or elected to Congress

    Multi-State Parties

    Regional

    Non-Electoral

    Territories

    Cball-PuertoRico.png Puerto Rico

    Current
    Historical

    Think Tanks

    Organizations/Lobbying Groups (WIP)

    Current

    Historical

    List of Presidents

    List of Vice Presidents

    Failed Presidential Candidates

    List of losing tickets

    Major Party Losses

    Notable Third Party Losses

    2024 Presidential Candidates

    RepubUS.png Republican Party

    Declared
    • DeSantis.png Ron DeSantis (Governor of Florida, 2019-) (United States Representative from FL-06, 2013-2018)
    • Elder.png Larry Elder (Radio Host, Author, Attorney, 2021 California Gubernatorial Recall Candidate)
    • Haley.png Nikki Haley (Ambassador to the United Nations, 2017-2018) (Governor of South Carolina, 2011-2017)
    • Liberalconservative.png Asa Hutchinson (Governor of Arkansas, 2015-2023) (United States Representative from AR-03, 1997-2001)
    • Vivek.png Vivek Ramaswamy (Entrepreneur, Businessman)
    • Blackcon.png Tim Scott (United States Senator from South Carolina, 2013–present) (United States Representative from SC-01, 2011–2013)
    • Trumpism.png Donald Trump (President of the United States, 2017-2021)
    Minor Candidates
    Decision Pending
    • Christie.png Chris Christie (Governor of New Jersey, 2010-2018)
    • Christianright.png Mike Pence (Vice President of the United States, 2017-2021) (Governor of Indiana, 2013-2017) (United States Representative from IN-02, 2001–2003, and IN-06, 2003–2013)
    • Liberalconservative.png Francis X. Suarez (43rd Mayor of Miami, 2017–present)
    • Sununu.png Chris Sununu (Governor of New Hampshire, 2017-)
    Publicly Expressed Interest
    • Bolton.png John Bolton (27th United States National Security Advisor, 2018–2019)

    Demcr.png Democratic Party

    Declared
    • Bidenism.png Joe Biden (President of the United States, 2021-) (Vice President of the United States, 2009-2017) (United States Senator from Delaware, 1973-2009)
    • Williamson.png Marianne Williamson (Author, Spiritual Activist, 2020 Presidential Candidate)
    • Conspiratard.png Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (Environmental Activist, Author, Anti-Vaccine Activist)
    Minor Candidates
    Decision Pending
    Publicly Expressed Interest
    • Manchin.png Joe Manchin (United States Senator from West Virginia, 2010-, 34th Governor of West Virginia, 2005-2010)

    USLibertarians.png Libertarian Party

    Declared

    2020 Presidential Candidates

    Demcr.png Democratic Party

    Ran in Primaries
    • Bidenism.png Joe Biden (Vice President of the United States, 2009-2017) (United States Senator from Delaware, 1973-2009) (Nominated on June 2, 2020)
    • Sanders.png Bernie Sanders (United States Senator from Vermont, 2007-, United States Representative from Vermont At-Large, 1991-2007) (Withdrew on April 8, 2020)
    • ProgLib.png Elizabeth Warren (United States Senator from Massachusetts, 2013-) (Withdrew on March 5, 2020)
    • OrganicistLib.png Michael Bloomberg (Mayor of New York City, New York, 2002–2013) (Withdrew on March 4, 2020)
    • Third Way - alt.png Pete Buttigieg (Mayor of South Bend, Indiana, 2012–2020) (Withdrew on March 1, 2020)
    • Third Way - alt.png Amy Klobuchar (United States Senator from Minnesota, 2007–) (Withdrew on March 2, 2020)
    • Gabbard.png Tulsi Gabbard (United States Representative from HI-02, 2013-2021) (Withdrew on March 19, 2020)
    • Third Way - alt.png Tom Steyer (Hedge Fund Manager) (Withdrew on February 29, 2020)
    • Yang2020.png Andrew Yang (Entrepreneur) (Withdrew on February 11, 2020)
    • Third Way - alt.png Michael Bennet (United States Senator from Colorado, 2009-) (Withdrew on February 11, 2020)
    Withdrew before Primaries

    WIP

    • Third Way - alt.png John Delaney (United States Representative from MD-06, 2013–2019) (Withdrew on January 31, 2020)
    • LeftLiberaltarianism.png Cory Booker (United States Senator from New Jersey, 2013-) (Withdrew on January 13, 2020)
    • Williamson.png Marianne Williamson (Author, Spiritual Activist)
    • ProgLib.png Julian Castro (Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, 2014–2017, Mayor of San Antonio, Texas, 2009–2014) (Withdrew on January 2, 2020)
    • Harris.png Kamala Harris (United States Senator from California, 2017–2021, Attorney General of California, 2011–2017) (Withdrew on December 3, 2019)
    • Liberalpop.png Steve Bullock (Governor of Montana, 2013-2021, Attorney General of Montana, 2009–2013) (Withdrew on December 2, 2019)
    • ModLib.png Joe Sestak (United States Representative from PA-07, 2007–2011)
    • Third Way - alt.png Wayne Messam (Mayor of Miramar, Florida, 2015–present) (Withdrew on November 19, 2019)
    • Third Way - alt.png Beto O'Rourke (United States Representative from TX-16, 2013–2019) (Withdrew on November 19, 2019)
    • EconPop.png Tim Ryan (United States Representative from U.S. representative from OH-13, 2013-2023/OH-17, 2003–2013)
    • Soclib.png Bill de Blasio (Mayor of New York City, New York, 2014-2022) (Withdrew on September 20, 2019)
    • Libfem.png Kirsten Gillibrand (United States Senator from New York, 2009-present) (Withdrew on August 8, 2019)
    • CenterPop.png Seth Moulton (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (United States Representative from MA-06, 2015-present) (Withdrew on August 23, 2019)
    • Gsocdem.png Jay Inslee (Governor of Washington, 2013-present) (Withdrew on August 21, 2019)
    • Third Way - alt.png John Hickenlooper (United States Senator from Colorado, 2021-) (Withdrew on August 15, 2019)
    • Gravelism.png Mike Gravel (United States Senator from Alaska, 1969-1981) (Withdrew on August 6, 2019)
    • Prog-u.png Eric Swalwell (United States Representative from CA-14, 2023-present/CA-15, 2013-2023) (Withdrew on July 8, 2019)
    • ConPat.png Richard Ojeda (West Virginia State Senator from WV-SD07, 2016–2019) (Withdrew on January 25, 2019)


    RepubUS.png Republican Party

    Ran in Primaries
    • Trumpism.png Donald Trump (President of the United States, 2017-2021) (Nominated on March 17, 2020)
    • Liberaltarianism.png Bill Weld (Governor of Massachusetts, 1991-1997) (Withdrew on March 18, 2020)
    • Pop.png Rocky De La Fuente (Businessman and real estate developer)
    • Fiscon.png Joe Walsh (United States Representative from IL-08, 2011-2013) (Withdrew on February 7, 2020)
    Withdrew before Primaries

    Conserv.png Mark Sanford (United States Representative from SC-01, 1995–2001, 2013–2019, Governor of South Carolina, 2003–2011) (Withdrew on November 12, 2019)


    2016 Presidential Candidates

    Demcr.png Democratic Party

    Ran in Primaries
    • Hillary.png Hillary Clinton (United States Secretary of State, 2009-2013) (Nominated on July 26, 2016)
    • Sanders.png Bernie Sanders (United States Senator from Vermont, 2007-present) (Withdrew on July 12, 2016)
    • Third Way - alt.png Martin O'Malley (Governor of Maryland, 2007-2015) (Withdrew on February 1, 2016)
    Withdrew before Primaries
    • Liberaltarianism.png Lincoln Chafee (United States Senator from Rhode Island, 1999-2007) (Withdrew on October 23, 2015)
    • ConPat.png Jim Webb (United States Senator from Virginia, 2007-2013) (Withdrew on October 20, 2015)
    • Reform.png Lawrence Lessig (Professor at Harvard Law School, 2009–2016) (Withdrew on September 9, 2015)


    RepubUS.png Republican Party

    Ran in Primaries
    • Trumpism.png Donald Trump (Chairman of The Trump Organization,1971–2017) (Nominated on May 26, 2016)
    • Cruz.png Ted Cruz (United States senator from Texas, 2013–present) (Withdrew on May 3, 2016)
    • Necon.png Marco Rubio (United States Senator from Florida, 2011-present) (Withdrew on March 15, 2016)
    • Modcon.png John Kasich (Governor of Ohio, 2011-2019) (Withdrew on May 4, 2016)
    • Conpop-tinfoilhat.png Ben Carson (Director of pediatric neurosurgery for Johns Hopkins Children's Center, 1984–2013) (Withdrew on March 4, 2016)
    • Jeb.png Jeb! Bush (Governor of Florida, 1999-2007) (Withdrew on February 20, 2016)
    • Libcon.png Rand Paul (United States Senator from Kentucky, 2011-present) (Withdrew on February 3, 2016)
    • Christianright.png Mike Huckabee (Governor of Arkansas, 1996-2007) (Withdrew on February 1, 2016)
    • Confem.pngCarly Fiorina (CEO of Hewlett-Packard, 1999–2005) (Withdrew February 10, 2016)
    • Christie.png Chris Christie (Governor of New Jersey, 2010-2018) (Withdrew on February 10, 2016)
    • Fiscon.png Jim Gilmore (Governor of Virginia, 1998-2002) (Withdrew on February 12, 2016)
    • Christianright.png Rick Santorum (United States Senator from Pennsylvania, 1995-2007) (Withdrew on February 3, 2016)
    Withdrew before Primaries
    • Liberalconservative.png George Pataki (Governor of New York, 1995-2006) (Withdrew on December 29, 2015)
    • Necon.png Lindsey Graham (United States Senator from South Carolina, 2003-present) (Withdrew on December 21, 2015)
    • Christianright.png Bobby Jindal (Governor of Louisiana, 2008-2016) (Withdrew on November 17, 2015)
    • Authcon.png Scott Walker (Governor of Wisconsin, 2011-2019) (Withdrew on September 21, 2015)
    • Christianright.png Rick Perry (Governor of Texas, 2000-2015) (Withdrew on September 11, 2015)

    Supreme Court (SCOTUS)

    Current

    Historical

    Senate

    Current

    Class 1

    Class 2

    Class 3

    Historical

    WIP

    Alabama

    Alaska

    Arizona

    • Goldwaterian.png Barry Goldwater(RepubUS.png Republican Party) (Class 1, 1953-1965; Class 3, 1969-1987)
    • Necon.png Jon Kyl (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (Class 1, 1995-2013; Class 3, 2018)
    • Liberalconservative.png Jeff Flake (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (Class 1, 2013-2019)
    • McCain.png John McCain (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (Class 3, 1987-2018)
    • Neconfem.png Martha McSally (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (Class 3, 2019-2020)

    Arkansas

    California

    Colorado

    Connecticut

    Delaware

    • Fiscon.png William Roth (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (Class 1, 1971-2001)
    • Bidenism.png Joe Biden (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (Class 2, 1973-2009)

    Florida

    Georgia

    Hawaii

    Idaho

    Illinois

    Indiana

    Iowa

    • Lpop.png Tom Harkin (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (Class 2, 1985-2015)

    Kentucky

    Louisiana

    Maine

    Massachusetts

    Michigan

    Minnesota

    Mississippi

    • Cball-CSA.png Jefferson Davis (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (Class 1, 1847-1851, 1857-1861)
    • ChristNat.png Trent Lott (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (Class 1, 1989-2007) (Senate Majority Leader, 1996-2001, 2001; Senate Minority Leader, 2001, 2001-2003)
    • Whitesup.png James L. Alcorn (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (Class 2, 1871-1877)
    • Whitesup.png James K. Vardaman (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (Class 2, 1913-1919)
    • Wignat.png James Eastland (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (Class 2, 1941, 1943-1978)
    • Conserv.png Thad Chocran (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (Class 2, 1978-2018)

    Missouri

    Montana

    • Soclib.png Mike Mansfield (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (Class 1, 1953-1977) (Senate Majority Leader, 1961-1977)
    • CathDem.png Thomas H. Carter (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (Class 2, 1895-1901; Class 1, 1905-1911)
    • Liberalconservative.png Max Baucus (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (Class 2, 1978-2014)

    Nebraska

    • Modcon.png Ben Nelson (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (Class 1, 2001-2013)
    • Natprog.png George Norris (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (Class 2, 1913-1942)
    • Necon.png Chuck Hagel (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (Class 2, 1997-2009)
    • Liberalconservative.png Ben Sasse (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (Class 2, 2015-2023)

    Nevada

    • Plcn2.png Pat McCarran (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (Class 3, 1933-1954)
    • Third Way - alt.png Harry Reid (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (Class 3, 1987-2017) (Majority Leader, 2007-2015/Minority Leader, 2005-2007; 2015-2017)

    New Hampshire

    New Jersey

    New York

    North Carolina

    North Dakota

    • Radcent.png Heidi Heitkamp (Demcr.png Democratic-Nonpartisan League) (Class 1, 2013-2019)
    • DeficitHawk.png Kent Conrad (Demcr.png Democratic-Nonpartisan League) (Class 3, 1987-1992; Class 1, 1992-2013)
    • RuralDem.png Byron Dorgan (Demcr.png Democratic-Nonpartisan League) (Class 3, 1992-2011)

    Ohio

    Oklahoma

    • Fiscon.png David Boren (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (Class 2, 1979-1994)
    • Right-AnEn.png Jim Inhofe (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (Class 2, 1994-2023)

    Pennsylvania

    Rhode Island

    South Carolina

    • Whitesup.png Benjamin Tillman (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (Class 2, 1895-1918)
    • Whitesup.png Strom Thurmond (Demcr.png Democratic Party (until 1964); RepubUS.png Republican Party (1964-2003)) (Class 2, 1954-1956, 1956-2003)
    • ConlibUS.png Fritz Hollings (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (Class 3, 1966-2005)
    • Conpop-tinfoilhat.png Jim DeMint (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (Class 3, 2005-2013)

    South Dakota

    Tennessee

    • Jacksonian Democracy.png Andrew Jackson (Republicanismpix.png Democratic-Republican Party) (Class 1, 1797-1798; Class 2, 1823-1825)
    • Soclib.png Albert Gore Sr. (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (Class 1, 1953-1971)
    • Necon.png Bill Frist (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (Class 1, 1995-2007) (Senate Majority Leader, 2003-2007)
    • Modcon.png Bob Corker (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (Class 1, 2007-2019)
    • Modcon.png Howard Baker (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (Class 2, 1967-1985) (Senate Majority Leader, 1981-1985; Senate Minority Leader, 1977-1979, 1980-1981)
    • Gore.png Al Gore (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (Class 2, 1985-1993)

    Texas

    • Prog-u.png Ralph Yarborough (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (Class 1, 1957-1971)
    • ConPat.png Lloyd Bentsen (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (Class 1, 1971-1993)
    • FemConserv.png Kay Bailey Hutchison (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (Class 1, 1993-2013)
    • AmericanNat.png Sam Houston (Demcr.png Democratic Party (1846-1854); Nativism.png Know Nothing (1855-1856); Independent (1856-1859)) (Class 2, 1846-1859)
    • Lyndon B. Johnson.png Lyndon B. Johnson (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (Class 2, 1949-1961) (Senate Majority Leader, 1955-1956, 1957-1961; Senate Minority Leader, 1953-1955, 1956-1957)
    • Fiscon.png Phil Gramm (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (Class 2, 1985-2002)

    Utah

    • Theodemocracy.png Reed Smoot (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (Class 1, 1903-1933)
    • Necon.png Orrin Hatch (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (Class 1, 1977-2019)

    Vermont

    • Rockrep.png Jim Jeffords (RepubUS.png Republican Party (until 2001); Independent (after 2001)) (Class 1, 1989-2007)
    • Rockrep.png George Aiken (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (Class 3, 1941-1975)
    • Prog-u.png Patrick Leahy (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (Class 3, 1975-2023)

    Virginia

    • Monroe.png James Monroe (Republicanismpix.png Democratic-Republican Party) (Class 1, 1790-1794)
    • Tyler.png John Tyler (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (Class 1, 1827-1836)
    • Whitesup.png Harry F. Byrd (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (Class 1, 1933-1965)
    • ConPat.png Jim Webb (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (Class 1, 2007-2013)
    • Rockrep.png John Warner (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (Class 2, 1979-2009)

    Washington

    West Virginia

    • ConPat.png Robert Byrd (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (Class 1, 1959-2010) (Senate Majority Leader, 1977-1981, 1987-1989; Senate Minority Leader, 1981-1987)
    • Rockrep.png Jay Rockefeller (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (Class 2, 1985-2015)

    Wisconsin

    Governors

    State Governors

    Alabama

    Alaska

    Arizona

    Arkansas

    California

    Colorado

    Connecticut

    Delaware

    Florida

    Georgia

    Hawaii

    Idaho

    Illinois

    Indiana

    Iowa

    Kansas

    Kentucky

    Louisiana

    Maine

    Maryland

    Massachusetts

    Michigan

    Minnesota

    Mississippi

    Missouri

    Montana

    Nebraska

    Nevada

    New Hampshire

    New Jersey

    New Mexico

    New York

    North Carolina

    • Soclib.png Roy Cooper (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (2017-) (term-limited)

    North Dakota

    Ohio

    Oklahoma

    Oregon

    Pennsylvania

    Rhode Island

    South Carolina

    South Dakota

    Tennessee

    Texas

    Utah

    Vermont

    Virginia

    Washington

    West Virginia

    Wisconsin

    Wyoming

    Lieutenant Governors (WIP)

    Alabama

    Alaska

    Arizona

    Arizona does not have Lieutenant Governors. However, in November 2022, the state passed Proposition 131, which will establish the position of Lieutenant Governor starting in January 2027.

    Arkansas

    California

    Idaho

    Illinois

    Kansas

    Louisiana

    Maryland

    Massachusetts

    Minnesota

    Nevada

    New York

    North Carolina

    Ohio

    Pennsylvania

    Tennessee

    Texas

    Utah

    Vermont

    Virginia

    Washington

    Wisconsin

    House of Representatives

    Speakers (WIP)

    Current Members

    Alabama

    • NeoTrump.png Jerry Carl (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (1st Congressional District, 2021-)
    • Trump-MAGA-icon.png Barry Moore (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (2nd Congressional District, 2021-)
    • Necon.png Mike Rogers (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (3rd Congressional District, 2003-)
    • SocialConservative.png Robert Aderholt (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (4th Congressional District, 1997-)
    • Trump-MAGA-icon.png Dale Strong (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (5th Congressional District, 2023-)
    • Trumpism.png Gary Palmer (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (6th Congressional District, 2015-)
    • Third Way - alt.png Terri Sewell (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (7th Congressional District, 2011-)

    Alaska

    Arizona

    • Conpop-tinfoilhat.png David Schweikert (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (1st Congressional District, 2023-; 6th Congressional District, 2013-2023; 5th Congressional District, 2011-2013)
    • Trump-MAGA-icon.png Eli Crane (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (2nd Congressional District, 2023-)
    • ProgPop.png Ruben Gallego (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (3rd Congressional District, 2023-; 7th Congressional District, 2015-2023)
    • Soccap.png Greg Stanton (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (4th Congressional District, 2023-; 9th Congressional District, 2019-2023)
    • Trumppaleocon.png Andy Biggs (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (5th Congressional District, 2017-)
    • ConNat.png Juan Ciscomani (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (6th Congressional District, 2023-)
    • ProgPop.png Raúl Grijalva (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (7th District, 2003-2013, 2023-; 3rd Congressional District, 2013-2023)
    • Trump-MAGA-icon.png Debbie Lesko (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (8th Congressional District, 2018-)
    • Trumppaleocon.png Paul Gosar (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (9th Congressional District, 2023-; 4th Congressional District, 2013-2023; 1st Congressional District, 2011-2013)

    Arkansas

    • Necon.png Rick Crawford (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (1st Congressional District, 2011-)
    • Necon.png French Hill (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (2nd Congressional District, 2015-)
    • Conserv.png Steve Womack (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (3rd Congressional District, 2011-)
    • Necon.png Bruce Westerman (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (4th Congressional District, 2015-)

    California

    • Christianright.png Doug LaMalfa (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (1st Congressional District, 2013-)
    • Secular.png Jared Huffman (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (2nd Congressional District, 2013-)
    • Necon.png Kevin Kiley (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (3rd Congressional District, 2023-)
    • Neoliberal-icon.png Mike Thompson (Demcr.png Democratic party) (4th Congressional District, 2023-; 5th Congressional District, 2013-2023; 1st Congressional District, 1999-2013)
    • Plcn2.png Tom McClintock (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (5th Congressional District, 2023-; 4th Congressional District, 2009-2023)
    • Soclib.png Ami Bera (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (6th Congressional District, 2023-; 7th Congressional District, 2013-2023)
    • Libfem.png Doris Matsui (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (7th Congressional District, 2023-; 6th Congressional District, 2013-2023; 5th Congressional District, 2005-2013)
    • ProgPop.png John Garamendi (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (8th Congressional District, 2023-; 3rd Congressional District, 2013-2023; 10th Congressional District, 2009-2013)
    • Third Way - alt.png Josh Harder (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (9th Congressional District, 2023-; 10th Congressional District, 2019-2023)
    • Prog-u.png Mark DeSaulnier (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (10th Congressional District, 2023-; 11th Congressional District, 2015-2023)
    • Synclib.png Nancy Pelosi (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (11th Congressional District, 2023-; 12th Congressional District, 2013-2023; 6th Congressional District, 1993-2013; 5th Congressional District, 1987-1993) (House Speaker, 2019-2023; 2007-2011)
    • Progfem.png Barbara Lee (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (12th Congressional District, 2023-; 13th Congressional District, 2013-2023; 9th Congressional District, 1998-2013)
    • Farm.png John Duarte (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (13th Congressional District, 2023-)
    • Prog-u.png Eric Swalwell (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (14th Congressional District, 2023-; 15th Congressional District, 2013-2023)
    • ProgLib.png Kevin Mullin (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (15th Congressional District, 2023-)
    • Soclib.png Anna Eshoo (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (16th Congressional District, 2023-; 18th Congressional District, 2013-2023; 14th Congressional District, 1993-2013)
    • Neocorporatism.png Ro Khanna (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (17th Congressional District, 2017-)
    • Neotech.png Zoe Lofgren (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (18th Congressional District, 2023-; 19th Congressional District 2013-2023; 16th Congressional District, 1995-2013)
    • Civnat.png Jimmy Panetta (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (19th Congessional District, 2023-; 20th Congressional District, 2017-2023)
    • ConNat.png Kevin McCarthy (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (20th Congressional District, 2023-; 23rd Congressional District, 2013-2023; 22nd Congressional District, 2007-2013) (House Speaker, 2023-) (House Minority Leader, 2019-2023)
    • Dem-BlueDog.png Jim Costa (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (21st Congressional District, 2023-; 16th Congressional District, 2013-2023; 20th Congressional District, 2005-2013)
    • Liberalconservative.png David Valadao (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (22nd Congressional District, 2023-; 21st Congressional District, 2013-2019, 2021-2023)
    • Libcon.png Jay Obernolte (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (23rd Congressional District, 2023-; 8th Congressional District, 2021-)
    • Third Way - alt.png Salud Carbajal (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (24th Congressional District, 2017-)
    • Third Way - alt.png Raul Ruiz (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (25th Congressional District, 2023-; 36th Congressional District, 2013-2023)
    • Libfem.png Julia Brownley (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (26th Congressional District, 2013-)
    • Necon.png Mike Garcia (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (27th Congressional District, 2023-; 25th Congressional District, 2019-2023)
    • Multicult.png Judy Chu (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (28th Congressional District, 2023-; 27th Congressional District, 2013-2023; 32nd Congressional District, 2009-2013)
    • Synclib.png Tony Cárdenas (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (29th Congressional District, 2013-)
    • Soclib.png Adam Schiff (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (30th Congressional District, 2023-; 28th Congressional District, 2013-2023; 29th Congressional District, 2003-2013; 27th Congressional District, 2001-2003)
    • EconProg.png Grace Napolitano (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (31st Congressional District, 2023-; 32nd Congressional District, 2013-2023; 38th Congressional District, 2003-2013; 34th Congressional District, 1999-2003)
    • Liberaltarianism.png Brad Sherman (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (32nd Congressional District, 2023-; 30th Congressional District, 2013-2023; 27th Congressional District, 2003-2013; 24th Congressional District, 1997-2003)
    • Synclib.png Pete Aguilar (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (33rd Congressional District, 2023-; 31st Congressional District, 2015-2023)
    • Synd.png Jimmy Gomez (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (34th Congressional District, 2017-)
    • Soclib.png Norma Torres (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (35th Congressional District, 2015-)
    • Socliber.png Ted Lieu (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (36th Congressional District, 2023-; 33rd Congressional District, 2015-2023)
    • Prog-u.png Sydney Kamlager (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (37th Congressional District, 2023-)
    • ProgPop.png Linda Sánchez (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (38th Congressional District, 2013-; 39th Congressional District, 2003-2013)
    • Prog-u.png Mark Takano (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (39th Congressional District, 2023-; 41st Congressional District, 2013-2023)
    • Trad.png Young Kim (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (40th Congressional District, 2023-; 39th Congressional District, 2021-2023)
    • Gcon.png Ken Calvert (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (41st Congressional District, 2023-; 42nd Congressional District, 2013-2023; 44th Congressional District, 2003-2013; 43rd Congressional District, 1993-2003)
    • Syncpop.png Robert Garcia (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (42nd Congressional District, 2023-)
    • Dsa.png Maxine Waters (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (43rd Congressional District, 2013-; 35th Congressional District, 1993-2013; 29th Congressional District, 1991-1993)
    • Prog-u.png Nanette Barragán (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (44th Congressional District, 2017-)
    • Christianright.png Michelle Steel (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (45th Congressional District, 2023-; 48th Congressional District, 2021-2023)
    • Third Way - alt.png Lou Correa (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (46th Congressional District, 2017-)
    • Prog-u.png Katie Porter (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (47th Congressional District, 2023-; 45th Congressional District, 2019-2023)
    • NeoTrump.png Darrell Issa (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (48th Congressional District, 2023-; 50th Congressional District, 2021-2023; 49th Congressional District, 2003-2019; 48th Congressional District, 2001-2003)
    • Prog-u.png Mike Levin (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (49th Congressional District, 2019-)
    • Third Way - alt.png Scott Peters (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (50th Congressional District, 2023-; 52nd Congressional District, 2013-2023)
    • Prog-u.png Sara Jacobs (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (51st Congressional District, 2023-; 53rd Congressional District, 2021-2023)
    • ProgLib.png Juan Vargas (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (52nd Congressional District, 2023-; 51st Congressional District, 2013-2023)

    Colorado

    • Libfem.png Diana DeGette (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (1st Congressional District, 1997-)
    • Prog-u.png Joe Neguse (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (2nd Congressional District, 2019-)
    • QAnonism.png Lauren Boebert (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (3rd Congressional District, 2021-)
    • Trustbust.png Ken Buck (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (4th Congressional District, 2015-)
    • ConNat.png Doug Lamborn (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (5th Congressional District, 2007-)
    • Neoliberal-icon.png Jason Crow (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (6th Congressional District, 2019-)
    • ProgLib.png Brittany Pettersen (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (7th Congressional District, 2023-)
    • Soclib.png Yadira Caraveo (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (8th Congressional District, 2023-)

    Connecticut

    • Soclib.png John B. Larson (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (1st Congressional District, 1999-)
    • Soclib.png Joe Courtney (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (2nd Congressional District, 2007-)
    • ProgPop.png Rosa DeLauro (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (3rd Congressional District, 1991-)
    • Third Way - alt.png Jim Himes (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (4th Congressional District, 2009-)
    • Soclib.png Jahana Hayes (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (5th Congressional District, 2019-)

    Delaware

    District of Columbia

    Florida

    • Trumpbert.png Matt Gaetz (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (1st Congressional District, 2017-)
    • Necon.png Neal Dunn (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (2nd Congressional District, 2017-)
    • Rpop.png Kat Cammack (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (3rd Congressional District, 2021-)
    • Liberalconservative.png Aaron Bean (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (4th Congressional District, 2023-)
    • Conserv.png John Rutherford (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (5th Congressional District, 2023-; 4th Congressional District, 2017-)
    • Necon.png Michael Waltz (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (6th Congressional District, 2023-; 6th Congressional District, 2019-2023)
    • ConPop.png Cory Mills (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (7th Congressional District, 2023-)
    • Libcon.png Bill Posey (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (8th Congressional District, 2013-; 15th Congressional District, 2009-2013)
    • Soclib.png Darren Soto (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (9th Congressional District, 2017-)
    • Dsa.png Maxwell Frost (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (10th Congressional District, 2023-)
    • Conserv.png Daniel Webster (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (11th Congressional District, 2017-; 10th Congressional District, 2013-2017; 8th Congressional District, 2011-2013)
    • Necon.png Gus Bilirakis (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (12th Congressional District, 2013-; 9th Congressional District, 2007-2013)
    • Conpop-tinfoilhat.png Anna Paulina Luna (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (13th Congressional District, 2023-)
    • Envi.png Kathy Castor (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (14th Congressional District, 2019-)
    • Christianright.png Laurel M. Lee (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (15th Congressional District, 2023-)
    • Greencon.png Vern Buchanan (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (16th Congressional District, 2013-; 13th Congressional District, 2007-2013)
    • Trumpconpop.png Greg Steube (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (17th Congressional District, 2019-)
    • Necon.png Scott Franklin (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (18th Congressional District, 2023-; 15th Congressional District, 2021-2023)
    • Blackcon.png Byron Donalds (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (19th Congressional District, 2021-)
    • EconProg.png Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (20th Congressional District, 2022-)
    • Liberalconservative.png Brian Mast (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (21st Congressional District, 2023-; 18th Congressional District, 2017-)
    • EconProg.png Lois Frankel (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (22nd Congressional District, 2013-2017, 2023-; 21st Congressional District, 2017-2023)
    • Soclib.png Jared Moskowitz (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (23rd Congressional District, 2023-)
    • EconProg.png Frederica Wilson (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (24th Congressional District, 2013-; 17th Congressional District, 2011-2013)
    • Third Way - alt.png Debbie Wasserman Schultz (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (25th Congressional District, 2023-; 23rd Congressional District, 2013-2023; 20th Congressional District, 2005-2013)
    • Liberalconservative.png Mario Díaz-Balart (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (26th Congressional District, 2023-; 25th Congressional District, 2003-2011, 2013-2023; 21st Congressional District, 2011-2013)
    • Modcon.png María Elvira Salazar (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (27th Congressional District, 2021-)
    • Modcon.png Carlos A. Giménez (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (28th Congressional District, 2023-; 26th Congressional District, 2021-2023)

    Georgia

    • ConNat.png Buddy Carter (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (1st Congressional District, 2015-)
    • Dem-BlueDog.png Sanford Bishop (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (2nd Congressional District, 1993-)
    • Necon.png Drew Ferguson (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (3rd Congressional District, 2017-)
    • EconProg.png Hank Johnson (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (4th Congressional District, 2007-)
    • Lpop.png Nikema Williams (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (5th Congressional District, 2021-)
    • Conpop-tinfoilhat.png Rich McCormick (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (6th Congressional District, 2023-)
    • Soclib.png Lucy McBath (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (7th Congressional District, 2023-; 6th Congressional District, 2019-2023)
    • Necon.png Austin Scott (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (8th Congressional District, 2011-)
    • Trump-MAGA-icon.png Andrew Clyde (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (9th Congressional District, 2021-)
    • Trump-MAGA-icon.png Mike Collins (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (10th Congressional District, 2023-)
    • Trumpism.png Barry Loudermilk (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (11th Congressional District, 2015-)
    • Plcn2.png Rick W. Allen (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (12th Congressional District, 2015-)
    • Neoliberal-icon.png David Scott (Demcr.png Democratic Party) (13th Congressional District, 2003-)
    • Trumppaleocon.png Marjorie Taylor Greene (RepubUS.png Republican Party) (14th Congressional District, 2021-)

    Hawaii

    • Dem-BlueDog.png Ed Case (Demcr.png Demoocratic Party) (1st Congressional District, 2019-)