Members of Congress not returning to Washington in January 2015 or, who are changing offical jobs AS INDICATED Shaded states have no changes in congressional delegations Members of Congress may not be returning to office in January 2015 (the of the 114th Congress) for a number of reasons, including retirements, running for a different official office, or because they lost their campaign for re-election. Below is a list by state for quick reference about any changes to your Congressional delegations. State District Title Name Reason Replaced by Alabama AL-01 Representative Jo Bonner, R Resigned from Bradley Byrne, R Congress Alabama AL-06 Representative Spencer Bachus, R Retired from Gary Palmer, R Congress Alaska AK Senator Mark Begich, D Defeated in Dan Sullivan, R general election Arizona AZ-02 Representative Ron Barber, D Recount in TBD process Arizona AZ-07 Representative Ed Pastor, D Retired from Ruben Gallego, D Congress Arkansas AR Senator Mark Pryor, D Defeated in Tom Cotton, R general election Arkansas AR-02 Representative Tim Griffin, R Ran for French Hill, R Lieutenant Governor Arkansas AR-04 Representative Tom Cotton, R Ran for Senate Rick Crawford, R seat California CA-11 Representative George Miller, D Retired from Mark DeSaulnier, D Congress California CA-25 Representative Howard Retired from Steve Knight, R “Buck” McKeon, R Congress CA-31 Representative Gary Miller, R Retired from Pete Aguilar, D California Congress California CA-33 Representative Henry Waxman, D Retired from Ted Lieu, D Congress California CA-35 Representative Gloria Negrete Ran for County Norma Torres, D McLeod, D Commissioner California CA-45 Representative John Campbell, R Retired from Mimi Walters, R Congress Colorado CO Senator Mark Udall, D Defeated in Cory Gardner, R general election Colorado CO-04 Representative Cory Gardner, R Ran for Senate Ken Buck, R seat; won in general election Connecticut Delaware
Members of Congress not returning to Washington in January 2015 or, who are changing offical jobs AS INDICATED Shaded states have no changes in congressional delegations Members of Congress may not be returning to office in January 2015 (the of the 114th Congress) for a number of reasons, including retirements, running for a different official office, or because they lost their campaign for re-election. Below is a list by state for quick reference about any changes to your Congressional delegations. State District Title Name Reason Replaced by Alabama AL-01 Representative Jo Bonner, R Resigned from Congress Bradley Byrne, R Alabama AL-06 Representative Spencer Bachus, R Retired from Congress Gary Palmer, R Alaska AK Senator Mark Begich, D Defeated in general election Dan Sullivan, R Arizona AZ-02 Representative Ron Barber, D Recount in process TBD Arizona AZ-07 Representative Ed Pastor, D Retired from Congress Ruben Gallego, D Arkansas AR Senator Mark Pryor, D Defeated in general election Tom Cotton, R Arkansas AR-02 Representative Tim Griffin, R Ran for Lieutenant Governor French Hill, R Arkansas AR-04 Representative Tom Cotton, R Ran for Senate seat Rick Crawford, R California CA-11 Representative George Miller, D Retired from Congress Mark DeSaulnier, D California CA-25 Representative Howard “Buck” McKeon, R Retired from Congress Steve Knight, R California CA-31 Representative Gary Miller, R Retired from Congress Pete Aguilar, D California CA-33 Representative Henry Waxman, D Retired from Congress Ted Lieu, D California CA-35 Representative Gloria Negrete McLeod, D Ran for County Commissioner Norma Torres, D California CA-45 Representative John Campbell, R Retired from Congress Mimi Walters, R Colorado CO Senator Mark Udall, D Defeated in general election Cory Gardner, R Colorado CO-04 Representative Cory Gardner, R Ran for Senate seat; won in general election Ken Buck, R Connecticut Delaware
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