User:GeicoHen/List of freshman class members of the 117th United States Congress

The 117th United States Congress is the next meeting of the United States Congress. New members will be elected in the November 2020 elections and will assume office on January 3, 2021.

New members of the 117th Congress

Senate

State	Image	Senator	Party change	Prior experience	Birth year
Alabama		Tommy Tuberville (R)	Yes Defeated Doug Jones (D)	College football coach	1954
Arizona		Mark Kelly (D)	Yes Defeated Martha McSally (R)	Astronaut, U.S. Navy Captain	1964
Colorado		John Hickenlooper (D)	Yes Defeated Cory Gardner (R)	Governor of Colorado, Mayor of Denver	1952
Kansas		Roger Marshall (R)	No Open seat Replaced Pat Roberts (R)	U.S. Representative for Kansas's 1st congressional district	1960
New Mexico		Ben Ray Luján (D)	No Open seat Replaced Tom Udall (D)	Assistant Speaker of the United States House of Representatives, U.S. Representative for New Mexico's 3rd congressional district, Member of the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission	1972
Tennessee		Bill Hagerty (R)	No Open seat Replaced Lamar Alexander (R)	United States Ambassador to Japan	1959
Wyoming		Cynthia Lummis (R)	No Open seat Replaced Mike Enzi (R)	U.S. Representative for Wyoming's at-large congressional district	1954

House of Representatives

District	Representative	Party change	Prior experience	Birth year
Alabama 1	Jerry Carl (R)	No Open seat Replaced Bradley Byrne (R)	Member of the Mobile County Commission	1957/1958
Alabama 2	Barry Moore (R)	No Open seat Replaced Martha Roby (R)	State Representative	1966
California 8	Jay Obernolte (R)	No Open seat Replaced Paul Cook (R)	California State Assemblyman, Video Game Developer	1970
California 21	David Valadao (R)	Yes Defeated TJ Cox (D)	Former United States Representative	1977
California 39	Young Kim (R)	Yes Defeated Gil Cisneros (R)	Former California State Assemblywoman	1962
California 48	Michelle Steel (R)	Yes Defeated Harley Rouda (D)	Orange County Board of Supervisors, California State Board of Equalization	1955
California 50	Darrell Issa (R)	No Open seat Replaced Duncan D. Hunter (R)	Former United States Representative	1953
California 53	Sara Jacobs (D)	No Open seat Replaced Susan Davis (D)	Nonprofit founder, Policy advisor	1989
Colorado 3	Lauren Boebert (R)	No Defeated Scott Tipton (R)	Businesswoman, Restauranteur	1986
Florida 3	Kat Cammack (R)	No Open seat Replaced Ted Yoho (R)	Political advisor	1988
Florida 15	Scott Franklin (R)	No Defeated Ross Spano (R)	Lakeland city commissioner	1964/1965
Florida 19	Byron Donalds (R)	No Open seat Replaced Francis Rooney (R)	State Representative	1978
Florida 26	Carlos Giménez (R)	Yes Defeated Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (D)	Mayor of Miami-Dade County	1954
Florida 27	Maria Elvira Salazar (R)	Yes Defeated Donna Shalala (D)	Television news anchor	1961
Georgia 5	Nikema Williams (D)	No Open seat	Georgia State Senator, Chair of the Georgia Democratic Party	1978
Georgia 7	Carolyn Bourdeaux (D)	Yes Open seat Replaced Rob Woodall (R)	Professor	1970
Georgia 9	Andrew Clyde (R)	No Open seat Replaced Doug Collins (R)	Businessman	1963/1964
Georgia 14	Marjorie Taylor Greene (R)	No Open seat Replaced Tom Graves (R)	Businesswoman	1974
Hawaii 2	Kai Kahele (D)	No Open seat Replaced Tulsi Gabbard (D)	State Senator, Commercial pilot	1974
Illinois 3	Marie Newman (D)	No Defeated Dan Lipinski (D)	Nonprofit leader, Consultant	1964
Illinois 15	Mary Miller (R)	No Open seat Replaced John Shimkus (R)	Farmer	1959
Iowa 1	Ashley Hinson (R)	Yes Defeated Abby Finkenauer (D)	State Representative, News Anchor	1983
Iowa 2	Mariannette Miller-Meeks (R)	Yes Open seat Replaced Dave Loebsack (D)	State Senator	1955
Iowa 4	Randy Feenstra (R)	No Defeated Steve King (R)	State Senator	1969
Indiana 1	Frank Mrvan (D)	No Open seat Replaced Pete Visclosky (D)	Township trustee for North Township	1969
Indiana 5	Victoria Spartz (R)	No Open seat Replaced Susan Brooks (R)	Businesswoman, State Senator	1978
Kansas 1	Tracey Mann (R)	No Open seat Replaced Roger Marshall (R)	Lieutenant Governor of Kansas	1976/1977
Kansas 2	Jake LaTurner (R)	No Defeated Steve Watkins (R)	Kansas State Treasurer	1988
Massachusetts 4	Jake Auchincloss (D)	No Open seat Replaced Joe Kennedy III (D)	Member of the Newton City Council	1988
Michigan 3	Peter Meijer (R)	Yes Open seat Replaced Justin Amash (L)	Businessman	1988
Michigan 10	Lisa McClain (R)	No Open seat Replaced Paul Mitchell (R)	Businesswoman	1962/1963
Minnesota 7	Michelle Fischbach (R)	Yes Defeated Collin Peterson (D)	Former Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota, State Senator	1965
Missouri 1	Cori Bush (D)	No Defeated Lacy Clay (D)	Nurse	1976
Montana at-large	Matt Rosendale (R)	No Open Seat Replaced Greg Gianforte (R)	Montana State Auditor	1960
New Jersey 7	Thomas Kean Jr. (R)	Yes Defeated Tom Malinowski (D)	Minority Leader of the New Jersey Senate	1968
New Mexico 2	Yvette Herrell (R)	Yes Defeated Xochitl Torres Small (D)	State Representative	1963/1964
New Mexico 3	Teresa Leger Fernandez (D)	No Open seat Replaced Ben Ray Luján (D)	Attorney	1959/1960
New York 2	Andrew Garbarino (R)	No Open seat Replaced Peter T. King (R)	New York State Assemblyman	1983/1984
New York 11	Nicole Malliotakis (R)	Yes Defeated Max Rose (D)	New York State Assemblywoman	1980
New York 15	Ritchie Torres (D)	No Open seat Replaced José Serrano (D)	Member of the New York City Council	1988
New York 16	Jamaal Bowman (D)	No Defeated Eliot Engel (D)	Educator	1976
New York 17	Mondaire Jones (D)	No Open seat Replaced Nita Lowey (D)	Attorney	1987
New York 22	Claudia Tenney (R)	Yes Defeated Anthony Brindisi (D)	Former United States Representative	1961
North Carolina 2	Deborah Ross (D)	Yes Open seat Replaced George Holding (R)	State Representative	1963
North Carolina 6	Kathy Manning (D)	Yes Open seat Replaced Mark Walker (R)	Attorney	1956
North Carolina 11	Madison Cawthorn (R)	No Open seat Replaced Mark Meadows (R)	Businessman	1995
Oklahoma 5	Stephanie Bice (R)	Yes Defeated Kendra Horn (D)	State Senator	1973
Oregon 2	Cliff Bentz (R)	No Open seat Replaced Greg Walden (R)	State Senator	1952
South Carolina 1	Nancy Mace (R)	Yes Defeated Joe Cunningham (D)	State Representative	1977
Tennessee 1	Diana Harshbarger (R)	No Open seat Replaced Phil Roe (R)	Pharmacist	1959/1960
Texas 4	Pat Fallon (R)	No Open seat Replaced John Ratcliffe (R)	State Senator	1967
Texas 11	August Pfluger (R)	No Open seat Replaced Mike Conaway (R)	National Security Council member United States Air Force Lieutenant colonel	1977/1978
Texas 13	Ronny Jackson (R)	No Open seat Replaced Mac Thornberry (R)	Chief Medical Advisor to the President United States Navy Rear admiral	1967
Texas 17	Pete Sessions (R)	No Open seat Replaced Bill Flores (R)	Former United States Representative	1955
Texas 22	Troy Nehls (R)	No Open seat Replaced Pete Olson (R)	Sheriff of Fort Bend County	1968
Texas 23	Tony Gonzales (R)	No Open seat Replaced Will Hurd (R)	United States Navy officer	1979/1980
Texas 24	Beth Van Duyne (R)	No Open seat Replaced Kenny Marchant (R)	Marketing Executive, Mayor of Irving	1970/1971
Utah 1	Blake Moore (R)	No Open seat Replaced Rob Bishop (R)	Consultant, United States Foreign Service Officer	1980/1981
Utah 4	Burgess Owens (R)	Yes Defeated Ben McAdams (D)	Retired American football player, non-profit leader	1951
Virginia 5	Bob Good (R)	No Defeated Denver Riggleman (R)	Campbell County Supervisor	1965/1966
Washington 10	Marilyn Strickland (D)	No Open seat Replaced Denny Heck (D)	Mayor of Tacoma	1962
Wisconsin 5	Scott Fitzgerald (R)	No Open seat Replaced Jim Sensenbrenner (R)	State Senate Majority Leader	1963