110th Congress / House / Member list
| Member | State | District | Party | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Neil Abercrombie | Hawaii | 1 | Democratic | |
| Gary Ackerman | New York | 5 | Democratic | |
| Robert Aderholt | Alabama | 4 | Republican | |
| Todd Akin | Missouri | 2 | Republican | |
| Rodney Alexander | Louisiana | 5 | Republican | |
| Thomas Allen | Maine | 1 | Democratic | |
| Jason Altmire | Pennsylvania | 4 | Democratic | |
| Robert Andrews | New Jersey | 1 | Democratic | |
| Michael Arcuri | New York | 24 | Democratic | |
| Joe Baca | California | 43 | Democratic | |
| Michele Bachmann | Minnesota | 6 | Republican | |
| Spencer Bachus | Alabama | 6 | Republican | |
| Brian Baird | Washington | 3 | Democratic | |
| Richard Baker | Louisiana | 6 | Republican | |
| Tammy Baldwin | Wisconsin | 2 | Democratic | |
| J. Gresham Barrett | South Carolina | 3 | Republican | |
| John Barrow | Georgia | 12 | Democratic | |
| Roscoe Bartlett | Maryland | 6 | Republican | |
| Joe Barton | Texas | 6 | Republican | |
| Melissa Bean | Illinois | 8 | Democratic | |
| Xavier Becerra | California | 31 | Democratic | |
| Shelley Berkley | Nevada | 1 | Democratic | |
| Howard Berman | California | 28 | Democratic | |
| Marion Berry | Arkansas | 1 | Democratic | |
| Judith Biggert | Illinois | 13 | Republican | |
| Brian Bilbray | California | 50 | Republican | |
| Gus Bilirakis | Florida | 9 | Republican | |
| Sanford Bishop | Georgia | 2 | Democratic | |
| Timothy Bishop | New York | 1 | Democratic | |
| Rob Bishop | Utah | 1 | Republican | |
| Marsha Blackburn | Tennessee | 7 | Republican | |
| Earl Blumenauer | Oregon | 3 | Democratic | |
| Roy Blunt | Missouri | 7 | Republican | |
| John Boehner | Ohio | 8 | Republican | |
| Jo Bonner | Alabama | 1 | Republican | |
| Mary Bono | California | 45 | Republican | |
| John Boozman | Arkansas | 3 | Republican | |
| Madeleine Bordallo | Guam | At Large | Democratic | |
| Dan Boren | Oklahoma | 2 | Democratic | |
| Leonard Boswell | Iowa | 3 | Democratic | |
| Rick Boucher | Virginia | 9 | Democratic | |
| Charles Boustany | Louisiana | 7 | Republican | |
| Allen Boyd | Florida | 2 | Democratic | |
| Nancy Boyda | Kansas | 2 | Democratic | |
| Kevin Brady | Texas | 8 | Republican | |
| Robert Brady | Pennsylvania | 1 | Democratic | |
| Bruce Braley | Iowa | 1 | Democratic | |
| Paul Broun | Georgia | 10 | Republican | Entered office on July 25, 2007. |
| Corrine Brown | Florida | 3 | Democratic | |
| Henry Brown | South Carolina | 1 | Republican | |
| Ginny Brown-Waite | Florida | 5 | Republican | |
| Vern Buchanan | Florida | 13 | Republican | |
| Michael Burgess | Texas | 26 | Republican | |
| Dan Burton | Indiana | 5 | Republican | |
| G.K. Butterfield | North Carolina | 1 | Democratic | |
| Steve Buyer | Indiana | 4 | Republican | |
| Ken Calvert | California | 44 | Republican | |
| Dave Camp | Michigan | 4 | Republican | |
| John Campbell | California | 48 | Republican | |
| Chris Cannon | Utah | 3 | Republican | |
| Eric Cantor | Virginia | 7 | Republican | |
| Shelley Moore Capito | West Virginia | 2 | Republican | |
| Lois Capps | California | 23 | Democratic | |
| Michael Capuano | Massachusetts | 8 | Democratic | |
| Dennis Cardoza | California | 18 | Democratic | |
| Russ Carnahan | Missouri | 3 | Democratic | |
| Christopher Carney | Pennsylvania | 10 | Democratic | |
| Julia Carson | Indiana | 7 | Democratic | Entered office on January 4, 2007. Left office on December 15, 2007. |
| André Carson | Indiana | 7 | Democratic | |
| John Carter | Texas | 31 | Republican | |
| Michael Castle | Delaware | At Large | Republican | |
| Kathy Castor | Florida | 11 | Democratic | |
| Donald Cazayoux | Louisiana | 6 | Democratic | |
| Steve Chabot | Ohio | 1 | Republican | |
| Ben Chandler | Kentucky | 6 | Democratic | |
| TRAVIS Childers | Mississippi | 1 | Democratic | |
| Donna Christensen | Virgin Islands | At Large | Democratic | |
| Yvette Clarke | New York | 11 | Democratic | |
| William Clay | Missouri | 1 | Democratic | |
| Emanuel Cleaver | Missouri | 5 | Democratic | |
| James Clyburn | South Carolina | 6 | Democratic | |
| Howard Coble | North Carolina | 6 | Republican | |
| Steve Cohen | Tennessee | 9 | Democratic | |
| Tom Cole | Oklahoma | 4 | Republican | |
| Michael Conaway | Texas | 11 | Republican | |
| John Conyers | Michigan | 14 | Democratic | |
| Jim Cooper | Tennessee | 5 | Democratic | |
| Jim Costa | California | 20 | Democratic | |
| Jerry Costello | Illinois | 12 | Democratic | |
| Joe Courtney | Connecticut | 2 | Democratic | |
| Bud Cramer | Alabama | 5 | Democratic | |
| Ander Crenshaw | Florida | 4 | Republican | |
| Joseph Crowley | New York | 7 | Democratic | |
| Barbara Cubin | Wyoming | At Large | Republican | |
| Henry Cuellar | Texas | 28 | Democratic | |
| John Culberson | Texas | 7 | Republican | |
| Elijah Cummings | Maryland | 7 | Democratic | |
| Tom Davis | Virginia | 11 | Republican | |
| David Davis | Tennessee | 1 | Republican | |
| Artur Davis | Alabama | 7 | Democratic | |
| Susan Davis | California | 53 | Democratic | |
| Danny Davis | Illinois | 7 | Democratic | |
| Geoff Davis | Kentucky | 4 | Republican | |
| Lincoln Davis | Tennessee | 4 | Democratic | |
| Jo Ann Davis | Virginia | 1 | Republican | Entered office on January 4, 2007. Left office on October 6, 2007. |
| Nathan Deal | Georgia | 9 | Republican | |
| Peter DeFazio | Oregon | 4 | Democratic | |
| Diana DeGette | Colorado | 1 | Democratic | |
| William Delahunt | Massachusetts | 10 | Democratic | |
| Rosa DeLauro | Connecticut | 3 | Democratic | |
| Charles Dent | Pennsylvania | 15 | Republican | |
| Lincoln Diaz-Balart | Florida | 21 | Republican | |
| Mario Diaz-Balart | Florida | 25 | Republican | |
| Norman Dicks | Washington | 6 | Democratic | |
| John Dingell | Michigan | 15 | Democratic | |
| Lloyd Doggett | Texas | 25 | Democratic | |
| Joe Donnelly | Indiana | 2 | Democratic | |
| John Doolittle | California | 4 | Republican | |
| Michael Doyle | Pennsylvania | 14 | Democratic | |
| Thelma Drake | Virginia | 2 | Republican | |
| David Dreier | California | 26 | Republican | |
| John 'Jimmy' Duncan | Tennessee | 2 | Republican | |
| Chet Edwards | Texas | 17 | Democratic | |
| Donna Edwards | Maryland | 4 | Democratic | |
| Vernon Ehlers | Michigan | 3 | Republican | |
| Keith Ellison | Minnesota | 5 | Democratic | |
| Brad Ellsworth | Indiana | 8 | Democratic | |
| Rahm Emanuel | Illinois | 5 | Democratic | |
| Jo Ann Emerson | Missouri | 8 | Republican | |
| Eliot Engel | New York | 17 | Democratic | |
| Philip English | Pennsylvania | 3 | Republican | |
| Anna Eshoo | California | 14 | Democratic | |
| Bob Etheridge | North Carolina | 2 | Democratic | |
| Terry Everett | Alabama | 2 | Republican | |
| Eni Faleomavaega | American Samoa | At Large | Democratic | |
| Mary Fallin | Oklahoma | 5 | Republican | |
| Sam Farr | California | 17 | Democratic | |
| Chaka Fattah | Pennsylvania | 2 | Democratic | |
| Tom Feeney | Florida | 24 | Republican | |
| Mike Ferguson | New Jersey | 7 | Republican | |
| Bob Filner | California | 51 | Democratic | |
| Jeff Flake | Arizona | 6 | Republican | |
| Randy Forbes | Virginia | 4 | Republican | |
| Jeff Fortenberry | Nebraska | 1 | Republican | |
| Luis Fortuno | Puerto Rico | At Large | Republican | |
| Vito Fossella | New York | 13 | Republican | |
| Bill Foster | Illinois | 14 | Democratic | Entered office on March 11, 2008. |
| Virginia Foxx | North Carolina | 5 | Republican | |
| Barney Frank | Massachusetts | 4 | Democratic | |
| Trent Franks | Arizona | 2 | Republican | |
| Rodney Frelinghuysen | New Jersey | 11 | Republican | |
| Elton Gallegly | California | 24 | Republican | |
| Scott Garrett | New Jersey | 5 | Republican | |
| Jim Gerlach | Pennsylvania | 6 | Republican | |
| Gabrielle Giffords | Arizona | 8 | Democratic | |
| Wayne Gilchrest | Maryland | 1 | Republican | |
| Kirsten Gillibrand | New York | 20 | Democratic | |
| Paul Gillmor | Ohio | 5 | Republican | Entered office on January 4, 2007. Left office on September 5, 2007. |
| Phil Gingrey | Georgia | 11 | Republican | |
| Louie Gohmert | Texas | 1 | Republican | |
| Charles Gonzalez | Texas | 20 | Democratic | |
| Virgil Goode | Virginia | 5 | Republican | |
| Bob Goodlatte | Virginia | 6 | Republican | |
| Bart Gordon | Tennessee | 6 | Democratic | |
| Kay Granger | Texas | 12 | Republican | |
| Sam Graves | Missouri | 6 | Republican | |
| Gene Green | Texas | 29 | Democratic | |
| Al Green | Texas | 9 | Democratic | |
| Raul Grijalva | Arizona | 7 | Democratic | |
| Luis Gutierrez | Illinois | 4 | Democratic | |
| John Hall | New York | 19 | Democratic | |
| Ralph Hall | Texas | 4 | Republican | |
| Phil Hare | Illinois | 17 | Democratic | |
| Jane Harman | California | 36 | Democratic | |
| J. Dennis Hastert | Illinois | 14 | Republican | Entered office on January 4, 2007. Left office on November 26, 2007. |
| Alcee Hastings | Florida | 23 | Democratic | |
| Doc Hastings | Washington | 4 | Republican | |
| Robin Hayes | North Carolina | 8 | Republican | |
| Dean Heller | Nevada | 2 | Republican | |
| Jeb Hensarling | Texas | 5 | Republican | |
| Wally Herger | California | 2 | Republican | |
| Stephanie Herseth Sandlin | South Dakota | At Large | Democratic | |
| Brian Higgins | New York | 27 | Democratic | |
| Baron Hill | Indiana | 9 | Democratic | |
| Maurice Hinchey | New York | 22 | Democratic | |
| Ruben Hinojosa | Texas | 15 | Democratic | |
| Mazie Hirono | Hawaii | 2 | Democratic | |
| David Hobson | Ohio | 7 | Republican | |
| Paul Hodes | New Hampshire | 2 | Democratic | |
| Peter Hoekstra | Michigan | 2 | Republican | |
| Tim Holden | Pennsylvania | 17 | Democratic | |
| Rush Holt | New Jersey | 12 | Democratic | |
| Mike Honda | California | 15 | Democratic | |
| Darlene Hooley | Oregon | 5 | Democratic | |
| Steny Hoyer | Maryland | 5 | Democratic | |
| Kenny Hulshof | Missouri | 9 | Republican | |
| Duncan Hunter | California | 52 | Republican | |
| Bob Inglis | South Carolina | 4 | Republican | |
| Jay Inslee | Washington | 1 | Democratic | |
| Steve Israel | New York | 2 | Democratic | |
| Darrell Issa | California | 49 | Republican | |
| Jesse Jackson | Illinois | 2 | Democratic | |
| Sheila Jackson-Lee | Texas | 18 | Democratic | |
| William Jefferson | Louisiana | 2 | Democratic | |
| Bobby Jindal | Louisiana | 1 | Republican | |
| Tim Johnson | Illinois | 15 | Republican | |
| Hank Johnson | Georgia | 4 | Democratic | |
| Eddie Johnson | Texas | 30 | Democratic | |
| Sam Johnson | Texas | 3 | Republican | |
| Walter Jones | North Carolina | 3 | Republican | |
| Stephanie Jones | Ohio | 11 | Democratic | |
| Jim Jordan | Ohio | 4 | Republican | |
| Steve Kagen | Wisconsin | 8 | Democratic | |
| Paul Kanjorski | Pennsylvania | 11 | Democratic | |
| Marcy Kaptur | Ohio | 9 | Democratic | |
| Ric Keller | Florida | 8 | Republican | |
| Patrick Kennedy | Rhode Island | 1 | Democratic | |
| Dale Kildee | Michigan | 5 | Democratic | |
| Carolyn Kilpatrick | Michigan | 13 | Democratic | |
| Ron Kind | Wisconsin | 3 | Democratic | |
| Peter King | New York | 3 | Republican | |
| Steve King | Iowa | 5 | Republican | |
| Jack Kingston | Georgia | 1 | Republican | |
| Mark Kirk | Illinois | 10 | Republican | |
| Ron Klein | Florida | 22 | Democratic | |
| John Kline | Minnesota | 2 | Republican | |
| Joe Knollenberg | Michigan | 9 | Republican | |
| Dennis Kucinich | Ohio | 10 | Democratic | |
| Randy Kuhl | New York | 29 | Republican | |
| Ray LaHood | Illinois | 18 | Republican | |
| Doug Lamborn | Colorado | 5 | Republican | |
| Nicholas Lampson | Texas | 22 | Democratic | |
| James Langevin | Rhode Island | 2 | Democratic | |
| Tom Lantos | California | 12 | Democratic | Entered office on January 4, 2007. Left office on February 11, 2008. |
| Rick Larsen | Washington | 2 | Democratic | |
| John Larson | Connecticut | 1 | Democratic | |
| Tom Latham | Iowa | 4 | Republican | |
| Steven LaTourette | Ohio | 14 | Republican | |
| Robert Latta | Ohio | 5 | Republican | |
| Barbara Lee | California | 9 | Democratic | |
| Sander Levin | Michigan | 12 | Democratic | |
| Jerry Lewis | California | 41 | Republican | |
| John Lewis | Georgia | 5 | Democratic | |
| Ron Lewis | Kentucky | 2 | Republican | |
| John Linder | Georgia | 7 | Republican | |
| Daniel Lipinski | Illinois | 3 | Democratic | |
| Frank LoBiondo | New Jersey | 2 | Republican | |
| David Loebsack | Iowa | 2 | Democratic | |
| Zoe Lofgren | California | 16 | Democratic | |
| Nita Lowey | New York | 18 | Democratic | |
| Frank Lucas | Oklahoma | 3 | Republican | |
| Daniel Lungren | California | 3 | Republican | |
| Stephen Lynch | Massachusetts | 9 | Democratic | |
| Connie Mack | Florida | 14 | Republican | |
| Tim Mahoney | Florida | 16 | Democratic | |
| Carolyn Maloney | New York | 14 | Democratic | |
| Donald Manzullo | Illinois | 16 | Republican | |
| Kenny Marchant | Texas | 24 | Republican | |
| Edward Markey | Massachusetts | 7 | Democratic | |
| Jim Marshall | Georgia | 3 | Democratic | |
| Jim Matheson | Utah | 2 | Democratic | |
| Doris Matsui | California | 5 | Democratic | |
| Kevin McCarthy | California | 22 | Republican | |
| Carolyn McCarthy | New York | 4 | Democratic | |
| Michael McCaul | Texas | 10 | Republican | |
| Betty McCollum | Minnesota | 4 | Democratic | |
| Thad McCotter | Michigan | 11 | Republican | |
| Jim McCrery | Louisiana | 4 | Republican | |
| Jim McDermott | Washington | 7 | Democratic | |
| James McGovern | Massachusetts | 3 | Democratic | |
| Patrick McHenry | North Carolina | 10 | Republican | |
| John McHugh | New York | 23 | Republican | |
| Mike McIntyre | North Carolina | 7 | Democratic | |
| Buck McKeon | California | 25 | Republican | |
| Cathy McMorris Rodgers | Washington | 5 | Republican | |
| Jerry McNerney | California | 11 | Democratic | |
| Michael McNulty | New York | 21 | Democratic | |
| Martin Meehan | Massachusetts | 5 | Democratic | |
| Kendrick Meek | Florida | 17 | Democratic | |
| Gregory Meeks | New York | 6 | Democratic | |
| Charles Melancon | Louisiana | 3 | Democratic | |
| John Mica | Florida | 7 | Republican | |
| Michael Michaud | Maine | 2 | Democratic | |
| Juanita Millender-McDonald | California | 37 | Democratic | Entered office on January 4, 2007. Left office on April 22, 2007. |
| George Miller | California | 7 | Democratic | |
| Jeff Miller | Florida | 1 | Republican | |
| Candice Miller | Michigan | 10 | Republican | |
| Brad Miller | North Carolina | 13 | Democratic | |
| Gary Miller | California | 42 | Republican | |
| Harry Mitchell | Arizona | 5 | Democratic | |
| Alan Mollohan | West Virginia | 1 | Democratic | |
| Dennis Moore | Kansas | 3 | Democratic | |
| Gwen Moore | Wisconsin | 4 | Democratic | |
| James Moran | Virginia | 8 | Democratic | |
| Jerry Moran | Kansas | 1 | Republican | |
| Christopher Murphy | Connecticut | 5 | Democratic | |
| Patrick Murphy | Pennsylvania | 8 | Democratic | |
| Tim Murphy | Pennsylvania | 18 | Republican | |
| John Murtha | Pennsylvania | 12 | Democratic | |
| Marilyn Musgrave | Colorado | 4 | Republican | |
| Sue Myrick | North Carolina | 9 | Republican | |
| Jerrold Nadler | New York | 8 | Democratic | |
| Grace Napolitano | California | 38 | Democratic | |
| Richard Neal | Massachusetts | 2 | Democratic | |
| Randy Neugebauer | Texas | 19 | Republican | |
| Eleanor Norton | District of Columbia | At Large | Democratic | |
| Charles Norwood | Georgia | 10 | Republican | Entered office on January 4, 2007. Left office on February 13, 2007. |
| Devin Nunes | California | 21 | Republican | |
| James Oberstar | Minnesota | 8 | Democratic | |
| David Obey | Wisconsin | 7 | Democratic | |
| John Olver | Massachusetts | 1 | Democratic | |
| Solomon Ortiz | Texas | 27 | Democratic | |
| Frank Pallone | New Jersey | 6 | Democratic | |
| Bill Pascrell | New Jersey | 8 | Democratic | |
| Ed Pastor | Arizona | 4 | Democratic | |
| Ron Paul | Texas | 14 | Republican | |
| Donald Payne | New Jersey | 10 | Democratic | |
| Stevan Pearce | New Mexico | 2 | Republican | |
| Nancy Pelosi | California | 8 | Democratic | |
| Mike Pence | Indiana | 6 | Republican | |
| Ed Perlmutter | Colorado | 7 | Democratic | |
| Collin Peterson | Minnesota | 7 | Democratic | |
| John Peterson | Pennsylvania | 5 | Republican | |
| Thomas Petri | Wisconsin | 6 | Republican | |
| Chip Pickering | Mississippi | 3 | Republican | |
| Joe Pitts | Pennsylvania | 16 | Republican | |
| Todd Platts | Pennsylvania | 19 | Republican | |
| Ted Poe | Texas | 2 | Republican | |
| Earl Pomeroy | North Dakota | At Large | Democratic | |
| Jon Porter | Nevada | 3 | Republican | |
| Tom Price | Georgia | 6 | Republican | |
| David Price | North Carolina | 4 | Democratic | |
| Deborah Pryce | Ohio | 15 | Republican | |
| Adam Putnam | Florida | 12 | Republican | |
| George Radanovich | California | 19 | Republican | |
| Nick Rahall | West Virginia | 3 | Democratic | |
| Jim Ramstad | Minnesota | 3 | Republican | |
| Charles Rangel | New York | 15 | Democratic | |
| Ralph Regula | Ohio | 16 | Republican | |
| Dennis Rehberg | Montana | At Large | Republican | |
| David Reichert | Washington | 8 | Republican | |
| Rick Renzi | Arizona | 1 | Republican | |
| Silvestre Reyes | Texas | 16 | Democratic | |
| Thomas Reynolds | New York | 26 | Republican | |
| Laura Richardson | California | 37 | Democratic | Entered office on September 4, 2007. |
| Ciro Rodriguez | Texas | 23 | Democratic | |
| Hal Rogers | Kentucky | 5 | Republican | |
| Mike Rogers | Alabama | 3 | Republican | |
| Mike Rogers | Michigan | 8 | Republican | |
| Dana Rohrabacher | California | 46 | Republican | |
| Ileana Ros-Lehtinen | Florida | 18 | Republican | |
| Peter Roskam | Illinois | 6 | Republican | |
| Mike Ross | Arkansas | 4 | Democratic | |
| Steven Rothman | New Jersey | 9 | Democratic | |
| Lucille Roybal-Allard | California | 34 | Democratic | |
| Edward Royce | California | 40 | Republican | |
| Dutch Ruppersberger | Maryland | 2 | Democratic | |
| Bobby Rush | Illinois | 1 | Democratic | |
| Tim Ryan | Ohio | 17 | Democratic | |
| Paul Ryan | Wisconsin | 1 | Republican | |
| John Salazar | Colorado | 3 | Democratic | |
| Bill Sali | Idaho | 1 | Republican | |
| Loretta Sanchez | California | 47 | Democratic | |
| Linda Sanchez | California | 39 | Democratic | |
| John Sarbanes | Maryland | 3 | Democratic | |
| Jim Saxton | New Jersey | 3 | Republican | |
| Steve Scalise | Louisiana | 1 | Republican | |
| Jan Schakowsky | Illinois | 9 | Democratic | |
| Adam Schiff | California | 29 | Democratic | |
| Jean Schmidt | Ohio | 2 | Republican | |
| Allyson Schwartz | Pennsylvania | 13 | Democratic | |
| Robert Scott | Virginia | 3 | Democratic | |
| David Scott | Georgia | 13 | Democratic | |
| Jim Sensenbrenner | Wisconsin | 5 | Republican | |
| Jose Serrano | New York | 16 | Democratic | |
| Pete Sessions | Texas | 32 | Republican | |
| Joe Sestak | Pennsylvania | 7 | Democratic | |
| John Shadegg | Arizona | 3 | Republican | |
| Christopher Shays | Connecticut | 4 | Republican | |
| Carol Shea-Porter | New Hampshire | 1 | Democratic | |
| Brad Sherman | California | 27 | Democratic | |
| John Shimkus | Illinois | 19 | Republican | |
| Heath Shuler | North Carolina | 11 | Democratic | |
| Bill Shuster | Pennsylvania | 9 | Republican | |
| Michael Simpson | Idaho | 2 | Republican | |
| Albio Sires | New Jersey | 13 | Democratic | |
| Ike Skelton | Missouri | 4 | Democratic | |
| Louise Slaughter | New York | 28 | Democratic | |
| Adrian Smith | Nebraska | 3 | Republican | |
| Christopher Smith | New Jersey | 4 | Republican | |
| Lamar Smith | Texas | 21 | Republican | |
| Adam Smith | Washington | 9 | Democratic | |
| Vic Snyder | Arkansas | 2 | Democratic | |
| Hilda Solis | California | 32 | Democratic | |
| Mark Souder | Indiana | 3 | Republican | |
| Zachary Space | Ohio | 18 | Democratic | |
| Jackie Speier | California | 12 | Democratic | Entered office on April 10, 2008. |
| John Spratt | South Carolina | 5 | Democratic | |
| Pete Stark | California | 13 | Democratic | |
| Cliff Stearns | Florida | 6 | Republican | |
| Bart Stupak | Michigan | 1 | Democratic | |
| John Sullivan | Oklahoma | 1 | Republican | |
| Betty Sutton | Ohio | 13 | Democratic | |
| Tom Tancredo | Colorado | 6 | Republican | |
| John Tanner | Tennessee | 8 | Democratic | |
| Ellen Tauscher | California | 10 | Democratic | |
| Gene Taylor | Mississippi | 4 | Democratic | |
| Lee Terry | Nebraska | 2 | Republican | |
| Bennie Thompson | Mississippi | 2 | Democratic | |
| Mike Thompson | California | 1 | Democratic | |
| Mac Thornberry | Texas | 13 | Republican | |
| Todd Tiahrt | Kansas | 4 | Republican | |
| Pat Tiberi | Ohio | 12 | Republican | |
| John Tierney | Massachusetts | 6 | Democratic | |
| Edolphus Towns | New York | 10 | Democratic | |
| Niki Tsongas | Massachusetts | 5 | Democratic | Entered office on October 18, 2007. |
| Michael Turner | Ohio | 3 | Republican | |
| Mark Udall | Colorado | 2 | Democratic | |
| Tom Udall | New Mexico | 3 | Democratic | |
| Fred Upton | Michigan | 6 | Republican | |
| Chris Van Hollen | Maryland | 8 | Democratic | |
| Nydia Velazquez | New York | 12 | Democratic | |
| Peter Visclosky | Indiana | 1 | Democratic | |
| Timothy Walberg | Michigan | 7 | Republican | |
| Greg Walden | Oregon | 2 | Republican | |
| James Walsh | New York | 25 | Republican | |
| Timothy Walz | Minnesota | 1 | Democratic | |
| Zachary Wamp | Tennessee | 3 | Republican | |
| Debbie Wasserman Schultz | Florida | 20 | Democratic | |
| Maxine Waters | California | 35 | Democratic | |
| Diane Watson | California | 33 | Democratic | |
| Melvin Watt | North Carolina | 12 | Democratic | |
| Henry Waxman | California | 30 | Democratic | |
| Anthony Weiner | New York | 9 | Democratic | |
| Peter Welch | Vermont | At Large | Democratic | |
| Dave Weldon | Florida | 15 | Republican | |
| Jerry Weller | Illinois | 11 | Republican | |
| Lynn Westmoreland | Georgia | 8 | Republican | |
| Robert Wexler | Florida | 19 | Democratic | |
| Ed Whitfield | Kentucky | 1 | Republican | |
| Roger Wicker | Mississippi | 1 | Republican | |
| Charles Wilson | Ohio | 6 | Democratic | |
| Heather Wilson | New Mexico | 1 | Republican | |
| Joe Wilson | South Carolina | 2 | Republican | |
| Robert Wittman | Virginia | 1 | Republican | |
| Frank Wolf | Virginia | 10 | Republican | |
| Lynn Woolsey | California | 6 | Democratic | |
| David Wu | Oregon | 1 | Democratic | |
| Al Wynn | Maryland | 4 | Democratic | Entered office on January 4, 2007. Left office on May 31, 2008. |
| John Yarmuth | Kentucky | 3 | Democratic | |
| Don Young | Alaska | At Large | Republican | |
| Bill Young | Florida | 10 | Republican |
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