This is a list of individuals serving in the United States House of Representatives (, the 119th Congress). The membership of the House comprises 435 seats for representatives from the 50 states, apportioned by population, as well as six seats for non-voting delegates from U.S. territories and the District of Columbia. , there are 433 representatives and 2 vacancies.
Leadership Presiding officer OfficeNameDistrictPartySinceSpeaker of the HouseRepublican
Majority leadership (Republican) OfficeNameDistrictSinceHouse Majority LeaderChair of the House Republican Steering CommitteeHouse Majority WhipChair of the House Republican ConferenceChair of the National Republican Congressional CommitteeChair of the House Republican Policy CommitteeVice Chair of the House Republican ConferenceSecretary of the House Republican ConferenceHouse Republican Chief Deputy WhipChair of House Republican LeadershipHouse Republican Elected Leadership Committee Sophomore RepresentativeHouse Republican Elected Leadership Committee Freshman Representative
Minority leadership (Democratic) OfficeNameDistrictSinceHouse Minority LeaderHouse Minority WhipChair of the House Democratic CaucusHouse Democratic Assistant LeaderVice Chair of the House Democratic CaucusChair of the Democratic Congressional Campaign CommitteeChair of the House Democratic Policy and Communications CommitteeCo-Chairs of the House Democratic Policy and Communications CommitteeHouse Democratic Junior Caucus Leadership RepresentativeHouse Democratic Battleground Leadership RepresentativeHouse Democratic Freshman Class Leadership RepresentativeCo-Chairs of the House Democratic Steering and Policy Committee
Regional membership + :RegionDemocratsRepublicansVacantTotalNew England210021Mid-Atlantic4323066Great Lakes3337070Great Plains318021South Atlantic2350174South Central2058179Mountain1320033Pacific5813071Total2142192435
Vacancies
: Tony Gonzales (R) resigned on April 14, 2026. The special election will be held on a date TBD. : Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick (D) resigned on April 21, 2026. The special election will be held on a date TBD.
Partisan affiliation by state , Republicans control 30 state delegations and Democrats control 18 state delegations. Two state delegations (Colorado and Minnesota) are evenly split.
State ranked in partisan orderPercentageRepublicansPercentageDemocratsPercentagevacantRepublican/Democratic/vacantRepublicanseat pluralityNotesOklahoma100%0%0%5/0/0+5Arkansas100%0%0%4/0/0+4Iowa100%0%0%4/0/0+4Utah100%0%0%4/0/0+4Nebraska100%0%0%3/0/0+3Idaho100%0%0%2/0/0+2Montana100%0%0%2/0/0+2West Virginia100%0%0%2/0/0+2Alaska100%0%0%1/0/0+1North Dakota100%0%0%1/0/0+1South Dakota100%0%0%1/0/0+1Wyoming100%0%0%1/0/0+1Tennessee89%11%0%8/1/0+7South Carolina86%14%0%6/1/0+5Kentucky83%17%0%5/1/0+4Indiana78%22%0%7/2/0+5Missouri75%25%0%6/2/0+4Wisconsin75%25%0%6/2/0+4Kansas75%25%0%3/1/0+2Mississippi75%25%0%3/1/0+2Florida71%25%4%20/7/1+13FL-20: Vacant following Congresswoman Cherfilus-McCormick's resignation on April 21, 2026.North Carolina71%29%0%10/4/0+6Alabama71%29%0%5/2/0+3Ohio67%33%0%10/5/0+5Arizona67%33%0%6/3/0+3Louisiana67%33%0%4/2/0+2Georgia64%36%0%9/5/0+4Texas63%34%3%24/13/1+11TX-23: Vacant following Congressman Gonzales's resignation on April 14, 2026.Pennsylvania59%41%0%10/7/0+3Michigan54%46%0%7/6/0+1Colorado50%50%0%4/4/00Minnesota50%50%0%4/4/00Virginia45%55%0%5/6/0-1New York27%73%0%7/19/0-12Nevada25%75%0%1/3/0-2New Jersey25%75%0%3/9/0-6Washington20%80%0%2/8/0-6Illinois18%82%0%3/14/0-11California17%83%0%9/43/0-34Oregon17%83%0%1/5/0-4Maryland13%87%0%1/7/0-6Delaware0%100%0%0/1/0-1Vermont0%100%0%0/1/0-1Hawaii0%100%0%0/2/0-2Maine0%100%0%0/2/0-2New Hampshire0%100%0%0/2/0-2Rhode Island0%100%0%0/2/0-2New Mexico0%100%0%0/3/0-3Connecticut0%100%0%0/5/0-5Massachusetts0%100%0%0/9/0-9House of Representatives50.3%49.2%0.5%219/214/2+5State ranked in partisan orderPercentageRepublicansPercentageDemocratsPercentagevacantRepublican/Democratic/vacantRepublicanseat pluralityNotes
List of representatives