A roll call of United Methodists in 110th Congress
Dec. 12, 2006
NOTE: This list is a sidebar to UMNS story #714 at http://umns.umc.org.
A UMNS Report By Albert J. Menendez*
The number of United Methodists who will be serving in the 110th Congress will remain the same as in the previous two assemblies, though some of the names will change.
Here is a list of United Methodists in the Senate and House of Representatives.
Senate (13)
Jeff Sessions R Alabama Johnny Isakson R Georgia Daniel Inouye D Hawaii Larry Craig R Idaho Richard Lugar R Indiana Pat Roberts R Kansas Debbie Stabenow D Michigan Ben Nelson D Nebraska Jeff Bingaman D New Mexico Hillary Rodham Clinton D New York Richard Burr R North Carolina Elizabeth Dole R North Carolina Craig Thomas R Wyoming
House (48)
Robert Cramer D Alabama Marion Berry D Arkansas Mike Ross D Arkansas Doris Matsui D California Allen Boyd D Florida Ric Keller R Florida Tim Mahoney D Florida Jeff Miller R Florida Bill Young R Florida Charlie Norwood R Georgia Steve Buyer R Indiana Baron P. Hill D Indiana Dave Loebsack D Iowa Nancy Boyda D Kansas Jerry Moran R Kansas Edward Whitfield R Kentucky Jim McCrery R Louisiana Richard Baker R Louisiana Wayne Gilchrest R Maryland C.A.Dutch Ruppersberger D Maryland Mike Rogers R Michigan John Kline R Minnesota Bennie Thompson D Mississippi Russ Carnahan D Missouri Emanuel Cleaver II D Missouri Lee Terry R Nebraska James Saxton R New Jersey Heather Wilson R New Mexico Paul Gilmor R Ohio David Hobson R Ohio Steven LaTourette R Ohio Betty Sutton D Ohio Dan Boren D Oklahoma Tom Cole R Oklahoma John Peterson R Pennsylvania Bart Gordon D Tennessee Sam Johnson R Texas Ralph Hall R Texas Joe Barton R Texas Pete Sessions R Texas Lloyd Doggett D Texas Chet Edwards D Texas Kay Granger R Texas Solomon Ortiz D Texas Gene Green D Texas John Culberson R Texas Rick Boucher D Virginia Rick Larsen D Washington
*Menendez is a freelance writer and director of research for Americans for Religious Liberty.
EDITOR'S NOTE: This tabulation is based on the religious affiliations reported by Congressional staffs to Congressional Quarterly and to the Almanac of American Politics. The affiliations of the newly elected members of the 110th Congress appeared in CQ's Guide to the New Congress, issued Nov. 9. They have been compiled by Albert J. Menendez. The tabulation does not reflect the outcome of a Dec. 12 runoff for the 23rd Congressional District in Texas.
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