List of United States representatives from New Jersey

The following is an alphabetical list of members of the United States House of Representatives from the state of New Jersey. For chronological tables of members of both houses of the United States Congress from the state (through the present day), see United States Congressional Delegations from New Jersey. The list of names should be complete, but other data may be incomplete.

Current representatives

• New Jersey's 1st district: Donald Norcross (D) (since 2014)
• New Jersey's 2nd district: Jeff Van Drew (R) (since 2019)
• New Jersey's 3rd district: Andy Kim (D) (since 2019)
• New Jersey's 4th district: Chris Smith (R) (since 1981)
• New Jersey's 5th district: Josh Gottheimer (D) (since 2017)
• New Jersey's 6th district: Frank Pallone (D) (since 1988)
• New Jersey's 7th district: Tom Malinowski (D) (since 2019)
• New Jersey's 8th district: Albio Sires (D) (since 2006)
• New Jersey's 9th district: Bill Pascrell (D) (since 1997)
• New Jersey's 10th district: Donald Payne, Jr. (D) (since 2012)
• New Jersey's 11th district: Mikie Sherrill (D) (since 2019)
• New Jersey's 12th district: Bonnie Watson Coleman (D) (since 2015)

List of representatives

Representative	Party	District	Years	Electoral history
Ernest R. Ackerman	Republican	5th	1919 – 1931	Died
Hugh J. Addonizio	Democratic	11th	1949 – 1962	Resigned to become Mayor of Newark
John Adler	Democratic	3rd	2009 – 2011	Defeated for reelection
Garnett B. Adrain	Democratic	3rd	1857 – 1861	Not a candidate for re-election
Henry C. Allen	Republican	6th	1905 – 1907	Not a candidate for re-election
Rob Andrews	Democratic	1st	1990 – 2014	Resigned
Stewart H. Appleby	Republican	3rd	1925 – 1927	Not a candidate for re-election
Theodore F. Appleby	Republican	3rd	1921 – 1923	Defeated, re-elected, but died before taking office.
James C. Auchincloss	Republican	3rd	1943 – 1965	Not a candidate for re-election
Oscar L. Auf Der Heide	Democratic	11th	1925 – 1933	Not a candidate for re-election
		14th	1933 – 1935
John Bancker Aycrigg	Whig	At-large	1837 – 1839	Elected in 1840 Retired
			1841 – 1843	Not a candidate for re-election
Isaac Bacharach	Republican	2nd	1915 – 1937	[data missing]
Ezra Baker	Democratic-Republican	At-large	1815 – 1817	[data missing]
Jacob T. Baker	Democratic	2nd	1913 – 1915	[data missing]
Ephraim Bateman	Democratic-Republican	At-large	1815 – 1823	[data missing]
John Beatty	Pro-Administration	At-large	1793 – 1795	[data missing]
Charles D. Beckwith	Republican	5th	1889 – 1891	[data missing]
Benjamin Bennet	Democratic-Republican	At-large	1815 – 1819	[data missing]
Allan Benny	Democratic	9th	1903 – 1905	[data missing]
Christopher A. Bergen	Republican	1st	1889 – 1893	[data missing]
Thomas Bines	Democratic-Republican	3rd	1814 – 1815	[data missing]
William F. Birch	Republican	5th	1918 – 1919	[data missing]
John T. Bird	Democratic	3rd	1869 – 1873	[data missing]
James Bishop	Opposition	3rd	1855 – 1857	[data missing]
John L. Blake	Republican	6th	1879 – 1881	[data missing]
Joseph Bloomfield	Democratic-Republican	At-large	1817 – 1821	[data missing]
Elias Boudinot	Pro-Administration	At-large	1789 – 1795	First elected in 1789 Re-elected in 1790 Re-elected in 1792 Retired
Adam Boyd	Democratic-Republican	At-large	1803 – 1805	[data missing]
			1808 – 1813	[data missing]
Robert G. Bremner	Democratic	7th	1913 – 1914	Died
John H. Brewer	Republican	2nd	1881 – 1885	[data missing]
Lewis A. Brigham	Republican	7th	1879 – 1881	[data missing]
George H. Brown	Whig	4th	1851 – 1853	[data missing]
Charles Browne	Democratic	4th	1923 – 1925	[data missing]
William J. Browning	Republican	1st	1911 – 1920	Died
James Buchanan	Republican	2nd	1885 – 1893	[data missing]
Cornelius A. Cadmus	Democratic	5th	1891 – 1895	[data missing]
Lambert Cadwalader	Pro-Administration	At-large	1789 – 1791	[data missing]
			1793 – 1795
William T. Cahill	Republican	1st	1959 – 1967	Resigned to become Governor of New Jersey
		6th	1967 – 1970
Gordon Canfield	Republican	8th	1941 – 1961	[data missing]
John Henry Capstick	Republican	5th	1915 – 1918	Died
Clifford P. Case	Republican	6th	1945 – 1953	Resigned to become president of Ford Foundation's Fund for the Republic
George Cassedy	Democratic-Republican	At-large	1821 – 1823	[data missing]
	Jacksonian Democratic-Republican		1823 – 1825
	Jacksonian		1825 – 1827
Peter A. Cavicchia	Republican	9th	1931 – 1933	[data missing]
		11th	1933 – 1937
William Chetwood	Whig	At-large	1836 – 1837	[data missing]
Abraham Clark	Pro-Administration	At-large	1791 – 1794	Died
Alvah A. Clark	Democratic	4th	1877 – 1881	[data missing]
Amos Clark Jr.	Republican	3rd	1873 – 1875	[data missing]
Isaiah D. Clawson	Opposition	1st	1855 – 1857	[data missing]
	Republican		1857 – 1859
Orestes Cleveland	Democratic	5th	1869 – 1871	[data missing]
George T. Cobb	Democratic	4th	1861 – 1863	[data missing]
Bonnie Watson Coleman	Democratic	12th	2015 – present	Incumbent
Lewis Condict	Democratic-Republican	At-large	1811 – 1813	[data missing]
		1st	1813 – 1815
		At-large	1815 – 1817
			1821 – 1823	[data missing]
	Jacksonian Democratic-Republican		1823 – 1825
	Anti-Jacksonian		1825 – 1829
	Anti-Jacksonian		1829 – 1833
John Condit	Democratic-Republican	1st	1799 – 1801	[data missing]
		At-large	1801 – 1803
			1819 – 1819	Resigned after being appointed assistant collector of the Port of New York
Silas Condit	Anti-Jacksonian	At-large	1831 – 1833	[data missing]
Richard M. Cooper	Anti-Jacksonian	At-large	1829 – 1833	[data missing]
William R. Cooper	Democratic	At-large	1839 – 1841	[data missing]
Johnston Cornish	Democratic	4th	1893 – 1895	[data missing]
James A. Courter	Republican	13th	1979 – 1983	[data missing]
		12th	1983 – 1991
James Cox	Democratic-Republican	At-large	1809 – 1810	Died
William Coxe Jr.	Federalist	At-large	1813 – 1815	[data missing]
Augustus W. Cutler	Democratic	5th	1875 – 1879	[data missing]
William D. Daly	Democratic	7th	1899 – 1900	Died
Dominick V. Daniels	Democratic	14th	1959 – 1977	[data missing]
Ezra Darby	Democratic-Republican	At-large	1805 – 1808	Died
Franklin Davenport	Federalist	5th	1799 – 1801	[data missing]
Jonathan Dayton	Federalist	At-large	1791 – 1799	[data missing]
Vincent J. Dellay	Republican/Democratic	14th	1957 – 1959	Changed party affiliation sometime in 1958
Philemon Dickerson	Jacksonian	At-large	1833 – 1836	First elected in 1832 Re-elected in 1834 Resigned to become Governor of New Jersey
	Democratic		1839 – 1841	Elected in 1838 Lost re-election
Samuel A. Dobbins	Republican	2nd	1873 – 1877	[data missing]
Dow H. Drukker	Republican	7th	1914 – 1919	[data missing]
John T. Dunn	Democratic	8th	1893 – 1895	[data missing]
Bernard J. Dwyer	Democratic	15th	1981 – 1983	[data missing]
		6th	1983 – 1993
Florence P. Dwyer	Republican	6th	1957 – 1967	[data missing]
		12th	1967 – 1973
John J. Eagan	Democratic	11th	1913 – 1921	[data missing]
			1923 – 1925	[data missing]
Charles A. Eaton	Republican	4th	1925 – 1933	[data missing]
		5th	1933 – 1953
Joseph E. Edsall	Democratic	4th	1845 – 1847	[data missing]
		3rd	1847 – 1849
Ebenezer Elmer	Democratic-Republican	At-large	1801 – 1807	[data missing]
Lucius Q.C. Elmer	Democratic	1st	1843 – 1845	[data missing]
Thomas D. English	Democratic	6th	1891 – 1895	[data missing]
Isaac G. Farlee	Democratic	3rd	1843 – 1845	[data missing]
Millicent H. Fenwick	Republican	5th	1975 – 1983	[data missing]
Michael A. Ferguson	Republican	7th	2001 – 2009	[data missing]
Thomas M. Ferrell	Democratic	1st	1883 – 1885	[data missing]
William H.F. Fiedler	Democratic	6th	1883 – 1885	[data missing]
George B. Fielder	Democratic	7th	1893 – 1895	[data missing]
De Witt C. Flanagan	Democratic	4th	1902 – 1903	[data missing]
James J. Florio	Democratic	1st	1975 – 1990	Resigned after being elected Governor of New Jersey
Samuel C. Forker	Democratic	2nd	1871 – 1873	[data missing]
Edwin B. Forsythe	Republican	6th	1970 – 1983	Died
		13th	1983 – 1984
Franklin W. Fort	Republican	9th	1925 – 1931	[data missing]
Charles N. Fowler	Republican	8th	1895 – 1903	[data missing]
		5th	1903 – 1911
Samuel Fowler	Jacksonian	At-large	1833 – 1837	[data missing]
Samuel Fowler	Democratic	4th	1889 – 1893	[data missing]
Robert D. Franks	Republican	7th	1993 – 2001	[data missing]
Peter Frelinghuysen Jr.	Republican	5th	1953 – 1975	[data missing]
Rodney Frelinghuysen	Republican	11th	1995 – present	Incumbent
Cornelius E. Gallagher	Democratic	13th	1959 – 1973	[data missing]
Dean A. Gallo	Republican	11th	1985 – 1994	Died
John J. Gardner	Republican	2nd	1893 – 1913	[data missing]
Scott Garrett	Republican	5th	2003 – 2017	[data missing]
Daniel Garrison	Jacksonian Democratic-Republican	At-large	1823 – 1825	[data missing]
	Jacksonian		1825 – 1827
Jacob A. Geissenhainer	Democratic	3rd	1889 – 1895	[data missing]
Elmer H. Geran	Democratic	3rd	1923 – 1925	[data missing]
Milton W. Glenn	Republican	2nd	1957 – 1965	[data missing]
Josh Gottheimer	Democratic	5th	2017 – present	Incumbent
Edward W. Gray	Republican	6th	1915 – 1919	[data missing]
Robert S. Green	Democratic	3rd	1885 – 1887	Resigned after being elected Governor of New Jersey
Dudley S. Gregory	Whig	5th	1847 – 1849	[data missing]
Frank J. Guarini Jr.	Democratic	14th	1979 – 1993	[data missing]
Charles Haight	Democratic	2nd	1867 – 1871	[data missing]
George A. Halsey	Republican	5th	1867 – 1869	[data missing]
			1871 – 1873	[data missing]
William Halstead	Whig	At-large	1837 – 1839	Elected in 1836 Re-elected in 1838, but the House declined to seat him
			1841 – 1843	Re-elected in 1840 [data missing]
James A. Hamill	Democratic	10th	1907 – 1913	[data missing]
		12th	1913 – 1921
Robert Hamilton	Democratic	4th	1873 – 1877	[data missing]
James G. Hampton	Whig	1st	1845 – 1849	[data missing]
Thomas M. Hand	Republican	2nd	1945 – 1956	Died
Augustus A. Hardenbergh	Democratic	7th	1875 – 1879	[data missing]
			1881 – 1883	[data missing]
Henry S. Harris	Democratic	4th	1881 – 1883	[data missing]
Archibald C. Hart	Democratic	6th	1912 – 1913	[data missing]
		8th	1913 – 1917	[data missing]
Edward J. Hart	Democratic	14th	1935 – 1955	[data missing]
Fred A. Hartley Jr.	Republican	8th	1929 – 1933	[data missing]
		10th	1933 – 1949
Andrew K. Hay	Whig	1st	1849 – 1851	[data missing]
John W. Hazelton	Republican	1st	1871 – 1875	[data missing]
William Helms	Democratic-Republican	At-large	1801 – 1811	[data missing]
Henry Helstoski	Democratic	9th	1965 – 1977	[data missing]
Thomas Henderson	Federalist	At-large	1795 – 1797	[data missing]
John Hill	Republican	4th	1867 – 1873	[data missing]
		5th	1881 – 1883	[data missing]
George Hires	Republican	1st	1885 – 1889	[data missing]
Harold G. Hoffman	Republican	3rd	1927 – 1931	[data missing]
George Holcombe	Democratic-Republican	At-large	1821 – 1823	Died
	Jacksonian Democratic-Republican		1823 – 1825
	Jacksonian		1825 – 1828
Harold C. Hollenbeck	Republican	9th	1977 – 1983	[data missing]
Rush D. Holt Jr.	Democratic	12th	1999 – 2015
James J. Howard	Democratic	3rd	1965 – 1988	Died
Benjamin F. Howell	Republican	3rd	1895 – 1911	[data missing]
Charles R. Howell	Democratic	4th	1949 – 1955	[data missing]
Benjamin F. Howey	Republican	4th	1883 – 1885	[data missing]
Jacob Hufty	Democratic-Republican	At-large	1809 – 1813	Died
	Federalist	3rd	1813 – 1814
Thomas H. Hughes	Anti-Jacksonian	At-large	1829 – 1833	[data missing]
William Hughes	Democratic	6th	1903 – 1905	[data missing]
			1907 – 1912	Resigned after being appointed as judge of the court of common pleas of Passaic County
William J. Hughes	Democratic	2nd	1975 – 1995	[data missing]
John E. Hunt	Republican	1st	1967 – 1975	[data missing]
Elijah C. Hutchinson	Republican	4th	1915 – 1923	[data missing]
John Huyler	Democratic	4th	1857 – 1859	[data missing]
James H. Imlay	Federalist	At-large	1797 – 1799	[data missing]
		4th	1799 – 1801
Walter S. Jeffries	Republican	2nd	1939 – 1941	[data missing]
Charles S. Joelson	Democratic	8th	1961 – 1969	Resigned to become a judge of the Superior Court of New Jersey
Phineas Jones	Republican	6th	1881 – 1883	[data missing]
John Kean	Republican	3rd	1883 – 1885	[data missing]
			1887 – 1889	[data missing]
Robert W. Kean	Republican	12th	1939 – 1959	[data missing]
Edward A. Kenney	Democratic	9th	1933 – 1938	Died
Joseph Kille	Democratic	At-large	1839 – 1841	[data missing]
James G. King	Whig	5th	1849 – 1851	[data missing]
Eugene F. Kinkead	Democratic	9th	1909 – 1913	Resigned after becoming Sheriff of Hudson County
		8th	1913 – 1915
Charles Kinsey	Democratic-Republican	At-large	1817 – 1819	[data missing]
			1820 – 1821	[data missing]
Littleton Kirkpatrick	Democratic	4th	1843 – 1845	[data missing]
Aaron Kitchell	Pro-Administration	At-large	1791 – 1793	[data missing]
			1795 – 1795	[data missing]
	Federalist		1795 – 1797
	Democratic-Republican		1799 – 1801	[data missing]
Herbert Klein	Democratic	8th	1993 – 1995	[data missing]
Paul J. Krebs	Democratic	12th	1965 – 1967	[data missing]
John Lambert	Democratic-Republican	At-large	1805 – 1809	[data missing]
Leonard Lance	Republican	7th	2009 – present	Incumbent
William M. Lanning	Republican	4th	1903 – 1904	Resigned to accept position as judge of United States District Court for the District of New Jersey
Eugene W. Leake	Democratic	9th	1907 – 1909	[data missing]
Thomas Lee	Jacksonian	At-large	1833 – 1837	[data missing]
Joseph A. LeFante	Democratic	14th	1977 – 1978	Resigned
Frederick R. Lehlbach	Republican	10th	1915 – 1933	[data missing]
		12th	1933 – 1937
Herman Lehlbach	Republican	6th	1885 – 1891	[data missing]
Samuel Lilly	Democratic	3rd	1853 – 1855	[data missing]
James Linn	Democratic-Republican	3rd	1799 – 1801	[data missing]
John Linn	Democratic-Republican	At-large	1817 – 1821	Died
Frank LoBiondo	Republican	2nd	1995 – present	Incumbent
Henry C. Loudenslager	Republican	1st	1893 – 1911	Died
Tom MacArthur	Republican	3rd	2015 – present	Incumbent
Andrew Maguire	Democratic	7th	1975 – 1981	[data missing]
Joseph J. Maraziti	Republican	13th	1973 – 1975	[data missing]
Lewis J. Martin	Democratic	6th	1913 – 1913	Died
William J. Martini	Republican	8th	1995 – 1997	[data missing]
Frank A. Mathews Jr.	Republican	4th	1945 – 1949	[data missing]
James Matlack	Democratic-Republican	At-large	1821 – 1823	[data missing]
	Adams-Clay Democratic-Republican		1823 – 1825
George C. Maxwell	Democratic-Republican	At-large	1811 – 1813	[data missing]
John P. B. Maxwell	Whig	At-large	1837 – 1839	Elected in 1836 Re-elected in 1838, but the House declined to seat him
			1841 – 1843	Re-elected in 1840 [data missing]
William McAdoo	Democratic	7th	1883 – 1891	[data missing]
Walter I. McCoy	Democratic	8th	1911 – 1913	Resigned after being appointed associate justice of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
		9th	1913 – 1914
Allan L. McDermott	Democratic	7th	1900 – 1903	[data missing]
		10th	1903 – 1907
Edward F. McDonald	Democratic	7th	1891 – 1892	Died
Thomas McEwan Jr.	Republican	7th	1895 – 1899	[data missing]
Cornelius A. McGlennon	Democratic	8th	1919 – 1921	[data missing]
Thomas C. McGrath Jr.	Democratic	2nd	1965 – 1967	[data missing]
Donald H. McLean	Republican	6th	1933 – 1945	[data missing]
Frank J. McNulty	Democratic	8th	1923 – 1925	[data missing]
Bob Menendez	Democratic	13th	1993 – 2006	Resigned after being appointed to the US Senate
Helen S. Meyner	Democratic	13th	1975 – 1979	[data missing]
George Middleton	Democratic	2nd	1863 – 1865	[data missing]
Daniel F. Minahan	Democratic	9th	1919 – 1921	[data missing]
			1923 – 1925	[data missing]
Joseph G. Minish	Democratic	11th	1963 – 1985	[data missing]
Paul J. Moore	Democratic	8th	1927 – 1929	[data missing]
William Moore	Republican	1st	1867 – 1871	[data missing]
James Morgan	Democratic-Republican	At-large	1811 – 1813	[data missing]
James Mott	Democratic-Republican	At-large	1801 – 1805	[data missing]
Thomas Newbold	Democratic-Republican	At-large	1807 – 1813	[data missing]
William A. Newell	Whig	2nd	1847 – 1851	[data missing]
	Republican		1865 – 1867	[data missing]
John T. Nixon	Republican	1st	1859 – 1863	[data missing]
Donald Norcross	Democratic	1st	2014 – present	Incumbent
Mary T. Norton	Democratic	12th	1925 – 1933	[data missing]
		13th	1933 – 1951
Charles F. X. O'Brien	Democratic	12th	1921 – 1925	[data missing]
Edward L. O'Neill	Democratic	11th	1937 – 1939	[data missing]
Archibald E. Olpp	Republican	11th	1921 – 1923	[data missing]
Frank C. Osmers Jr.	Republican	9th	1939 – 1943	[data missing]
			1951 – 1965	[data missing]
Frank Pallone	Democratic	3rd	1988 – 1993	Incumbent
		6th	1993 – present
Michael J. Pappas	Republican	12th	1997 – 1999	[data missing]
James Parker	Jacksonian	At-large	1833 – 1837	[data missing]
Richard W. Parker	Republican	6th	1895 – 1903	[data missing]
		7th	1903 – 1911
		9th	1914 – 1919	[data missing]
			1921 – 1923	[data missing]
Bill Pascrell	Democratic	8th	1997 – 2013	Incumbent
		9th	2013 – present
Edward J. Patten	Democratic	15th	1963 – 1981	[data missing]
Francis F. Patterson Jr.	Republican	1st	1920 – 1927	[data missing]
Donald M. Payne	Democratic	10th	1989 – 2012	Died
Donald M. Payne Jr.	Democratic	10th	2012 – present	Incumbent
Thomas B. Peddie	Republican	6th	1877 – 1879	[data missing]
Alexander C. M. Pennington	Whig	5th	1853 – 1855	[data missing]
	Opposition		1855 – 1857
William Pennington	Republican	5th	1859 – 1861	[data missing]
Randolph Perkins	Republican	6th	1921 – 1933	Died
		7th	1933 – 1936
Nehemiah Perry	Democratic	5th	1861 – 1865	[data missing]
William W. Phelps	Republican	5th	1873 – 1875	[data missing]
			1883 – 1889	[data missing]
James N. Pidcock	Democratic	4th	1885 – 1889	[data missing]
Isaac Pierson	Anti-Jacksonian	At-large	1827 – 1829	[data missing]
	Anti-Jacksonian		1829 – 1831
Mahlon Pitney	Republican	4th	1895 – 1899	Resigned after being elected to the state Senate
D. Lane Powers	Republican	4th	1933 – 1945	Resigned to become a member of the Public Utilities Commission of New Jersey
Le Gage Pratt	Democratic	8th	1907 – 1909	[data missing]
Rodman M. Price	Democratic	5th	1851 – 1853	[data missing]
John H. Pugh	Republican	2nd	1877 – 1879	[data missing]
Amos H. Radcliffe	Republican	7th	1919 – 1923	[data missing]
John R. Ramsey	Republican	6th	1917 – 1921	[data missing]
James F. Randolph	Anti-Jacksonian	At-large	1828 – 1829	[data missing]
	Anti-Jacksonian		1829 – 1833
Joseph F. Randolph	Whig	At-large	1837 – 1843	[data missing]
Jetur R. Riggs	Democratic	4th	1859 – 1861	[data missing]
Matthew J. Rinaldo	Republican	12th	1973 – 1983	[data missing]
		7th	1983 – 1993
George R. Robbins	Opposition	2nd	1855 – 1857	[data missing]
	Republican		1857 – 1859
George M. Robeson	Republican	1st	1879 – 1883	[data missing]
Peter W. Rodino Jr.	Democratic	10th	1949 – 1989	[data missing]
Robert A. Roe	Democratic	8th	1969 – 1993	[data missing]
Andrew J. Rogers	Democratic	4th	1863 – 1867	[data missing]
Miles Ross	Democratic	3rd	1875 – 1883	[data missing]
Steve Rothman	Democratic	9th	1997 – 2013	[data missing]
Marge Roukema	Republican	7th	1981 – 1983	[data missing]
		5th	1983 – 2003
John Runk	Whig	3rd	1845 – 1847	[data missing]
Jon Runyan	Republican	3rd	2011 – 2015
Daniel B. Ryall	Democratic	At-large	1839 – 1841	[data missing]
Joshua S. Salmon	Democratic	4th	1899 – 1902	Died
Charles W. Sandman Jr.	Republican	2nd	1967 – 1975	[data missing]
Jim Saxton	Republican	13th	1984 – 1993	[data missing]
		3rd	1993 – 2009
Ferdinand Schureman Schenck	Jacksonian	At-large	1833 – 1837	[data missing]
James Schureman	Pro-Administration	At-large	1789 – 1791	Retired when elected U.S. Senator
	Federalist		1797 – 1799	[data missing]
		2nd	1813 – 1815	[data missing]
Isaac W. Scudder	Republican	7th	1873 – 1875	[data missing]
John A. Scudder	Democratic-Republican	At-large	1810 – 1811	[data missing]
Thomas J. Scully	Democratic	3rd	1911 – 1921	[data missing]
George N. Seger	Republican	7th	1923 – 1933	[data missing]
		8th	1933 – 1940
William N. Shinn	Jacksonian	At-large	1833 – 1837	[data missing]
Alfred D. Sieminski	Democratic	13th	1951 – 1959	[data missing]
Clement H. Sinnickson	Republican	1st	1875 – 1879	[data missing]
Thomas Sinnickson	Pro-Administration	At-large	1789 – 1791	[data missing]
	Federalist		1797 – 1799	[data missing]
Thomas Sinnickson	Anti-Jacksonian	At-large	1828 – 1829	[data missing]
Albio Sires	Democratic	13th	2006 – 2013	First elected to finish Bob Menendez's term Incumbent
		8th	2013 – present
Charles Sitgreaves	Democratic	3rd	1865 – 1869	[data missing]
Charles Skelton	Democratic	2nd	1851 – 1855	[data missing]
James Sloan	Democratic-Republican	At-large	1803 – 1809	[data missing]
Bernard Smith	Democratic-Republican	At-large	1819 – 1821	[data missing]
Chris Smith	Republican	4th	1981 – present	Incumbent
Hezekiah B. Smith	Democratic	2nd	1879 – 1881	[data missing]
Isaac Smith	Federalist	At-large	1795 – 1797	[data missing]
Henry Southard	Democratic-Republican	At-large	1801 – 1811	[data missing]
			1815 – 1821	[data missing]
Isaac Southard	Anti-Jacksonian	At-large	1831 – 1833	[data missing]
John F. Starr	Republican	1st	1863 – 1867	[data missing]
William G. Steele	Democratic	3rd	1861 – 1865	[data missing]
James F. Stewart	Republican	5th	1895 – 1903	[data missing]
Percy H. Stewart	Democratic	5th	1931 – 1933	[data missing]
Richard Stockton	Federalist	2nd	1813 – 1815	[data missing]
Charles C. Stratton	Whig	At-large	1837 – 1839	Elected in 1836 Re-elected in 1838, but the House declined to seat him
			1841 – 1843	Re-elected in 1840 Retired
John L. N. Stratton	Republican	2nd	1859 – 1863	[data missing]
Nathan T. Stratton	Democratic	1st	1851 – 1855	[data missing]
Frank L. Sundstrom	Republican	11th	1943 – 1949	[data missing]
William H. Sutphin	Democratic	3rd	1931 – 1943	[data missing]
Samuel Swan	Democratic-Republican	At-large	1821 – 1823	[data missing]
	Jacksonian Democratic-Republican		1823 – 1825
	Anti-Jacksonian		1825 – 1829
	Anti-Jacksonian		1829 – 1831
George Sykes	Democratic	2nd	1843 – 1845	[data missing]
			1845 – 1847	[data missing]
Herbert W. Taylor	Republican	8th	1921 – 1923	[data missing]
			1925 – 1927
Frederick H. Teese	Democratic	6th	1875 – 1877	[data missing]
J. Parnell Thomas	Republican	7th	1937 – 1950	Resigned
Frank Thompson Jr.	Democratic	4th	1955 – 1980	Resigned
Hedge Thompson	Anti-Jacksonian	At-large	1827 – 1828	Died
Mark Thomson	Federalist	At-large	1795 – 1799	[data missing]
Robert G. Torricelli	Democratic	9th	1983 – 1997	[data missing]
Harry Lancaster Towe	Republican	9th	1943 – 1951	resigned to become assistant attorney general of New Jersey
Frank William Towey Jr.	Democratic	12th	1937 – 1939	[data missing]
Edward W. Townsend	Democratic	7th	1911 – 1913	[data missing]
		10th	1913 – 1915
Ebenezer Tucker	Anti-Jacksonian	At-large	1825 – 1829	Retired
T. James Tumulty	Democratic	14th	1955 – 1957	[data missing]
William E. Tuttle Jr.	Democratic	5th	1911 – 1915	[data missing]
George Vail	Democratic	4th	1853 – 1857	[data missing]
John Van Dyke	Whig	4th	1847 – 1851	[data missing]
Marshall Van Winkle	Republican	9th	1905 – 1907	[data missing]
Charles H. Voorhis	Republican	5th	1879 – 1881	[data missing]
Albert L. Vreeland	Republican	11th	1939 – 1943	[data missing]
Peter D. Vroom	Democratic	At-large	1839 – 1841	[data missing]
George M. Wallhauser	Republican	12th	1959 – 1965	[data missing]
Allan B. Walsh	Democratic	4th	1913 – 1915	[data missing]
Marcus L. Ward	Republican	6th	1873 – 1875	[data missing]
Thomas Ward	Democratic-Republican	1st	1813 – 1815	[data missing]
		At-large	1815 – 1817
Elmer H. Wene	Democratic	2nd	1937 – 1939	[data missing]
			1941 – 1945	[data missing]
William B. Widnall	Republican	7th	1950 – 1974	Resigned
Isaac Wildrick	Democratic	3rd	1849 – 1853	[data missing]
William H. Wiley	Republican	8th	1903 – 1907	[data missing]
			1909 – 1911	[data missing]
Harrison A. Williams Jr.	Democratic	6th	1953 – 1957	[data missing]
Charles A. Wolverton	Republican	1st	1927 – 1959	[data missing]
Ira W. Wood	Republican	4th	1904 – 1913	[data missing]
Jacob R. Wortendyke	Democratic	5th	1857 – 1859	[data missing]
Edwin R. V. Wright	Democratic	5th	1865 – 1867	[data missing]
Samuel G. Wright	Whig	2nd	1845 – 1845	Died
William Wright	Whig	5th	1843 – 1847	[data missing]
Thomas J. Yorke	Whig	At-large	1837 – 1839	Elected in 1836 Re-elected in 1838, but the House declined to seat him
			1841 – 1843	Re-elected in 1840 [data missing]
Richard Zimmer	Republican	12th	1991 – 1997	[data missing]

Living former members of the House

As of October 2019, there are twenty-two living former members of the House from New Jersey. The most recent to die was William J. Hughes (served 1975–1995) on October 30, 2019. The most recently serving representative to die was John Adler (served 2009–2011) on April 4, 2011.

Representative	Term of office	Date of birth (and age)
Andrew Maguire	1975–1981	(1939-03-11) March 11, 1939
James Florio	1975–1990	(1937-08-29) August 29, 1937
Harold C. Hollenbeck	1977–1983	(1938-12-29) December 29, 1938
Frank J. Guarini	1979–1993	(1924-08-20) August 20, 1924
Jim Courter	1979–1991	(1941-10-14) October 14, 1941
Robert Torricelli	1983–1997	(1951-08-27) August 27, 1951
Jim Saxton	1984–2009	(1943-01-22) January 22, 1943
Rob Andrews	1990–2014	(1957-08-04) August 4, 1957
Richard Zimmer	1991–1997	(1944-08-16) August 16, 1944
Herbert Klein	1993–1995	(1930-06-24) June 24, 1930
Bob Menendez	1993–2006	(1954-01-01) January 1, 1954
William J. Martini	1995–1997	(1947-02-10) February 10, 1947
Rodney Frelinghuysen	1995–2019	(1946-04-29) April 29, 1946
Frank LoBiondo	1995–2019	(1946-05-12) May 12, 1946
Michael J. Pappas	1997–1999	(1960-12-29) December 29, 1960
Steve Rothman	1997–2013	(1952-10-14) October 14, 1952
Rush D. Holt Jr.	1999–2015	(1948-10-15) October 15, 1948
Mike Ferguson	2001–2009	(1970-07-22) July 22, 1970
Scott Garrett	2003–2017	(1959-07-09) July 9, 1959
Leonard Lance	2009–2019	(1952-06-25) June 25, 1952
Jon Runyan	2011–2015	(1973-11-27) November 27, 1973
Tom MacArthur	2015–2019	(1960-10-16) October 16, 1960

Key

Key to party colors and abbreviations for members of the U.S. Congress and other politicians or officials

Alaskan Independence (AKIP) American (Know Nothing) (KN) American Labor (AL) Anti-Jacksonian (Anti-J) National Republican (NR) Anti-Administration (AA) Anti-Masonic (Anti-M) Conservative (Con) Covenant (Cov)

Democratic (D) Democratic–Farmer–Labor (DFL) Dixiecrat (Dix), States' Rights (SR) Democratic-Republican (DR) Farmer–Labor (FL) Federalist (F) Pro-Administration (PA)

Free Soil (FS) Fusion (Fus) Greenback (GB) Independence (IPM) Independent Democrat (ID) Independent Republican (IR) Jacksonian (J) Liberal (Lib)

Libertarian (L) National Union (NU) Nonpartisan League (NPL) Democratic–Nonpartisan League (D-NPL) Nullifier (N) Opposition Northern (O) Opposition Southern (O) Populist (Pop) Progressive (Prog)

Prohibition (Proh) Readjuster (Rea) Republican (R) Silver (Sv) Silver Republican (SvR) Socialist (Soc) Unionist (U) Unconditional Unionist (UU)

Vermont Progressive (VP) Whig (W) Independent (I) Nonpartisan (NP)

Notes

• House of Representatives List of Members