House of Representatives

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The United States House of Representatives is one of the two houses of the legislative branch of the United States, the other being the Senate.

List of Representatives

Image	Representative	Party	District/State	Timeline	Titles	Source
Mr. Bailey of Oregon	Will Bailey	Democratic	OR-5	2009 (111th)		The Ticket
	Josiah Bartlet	Democratic	NH	1981 – 1987 (97th – 99th		Post Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc; The Wedding
	Gladman	Republican		1999-2001(106th)		Mr. Willis of Ohio
	Jeff Haffley	Republican	WA-5	2003 – 2006 (108th – 109th)	Speaker of the House	7A WF 83429; Two Weeks Out
	Jim Hohner	Republican	IL	1997 - 2003 (107th)	Speaker of the House	7A WF 83429
	Katzenmoyer	Democratic	WI-3	1999 - 2001 (106th)		Five Votes Down
	Peter Lien	Republican	TX-22	2001 - 2003 (107th)		20 Hours in America (Part II); The Red Mass
	Mark Richardson	Democratic	NY	1999 – 2003 (106th – 108th)	Chair of the Congressional Black Caucus	Five Votes Down; Angel Maintenance
	Ritchie	Democratic		1999 - 2001 (106th)		Mandatory Minimums
	Bob Russell	Democratic	CO-3	1995 - 2003 (104th - 108th)		Jefferson Lives
	Matt Santos	Democratic	TX-18	2001 – 2007 (107th – 109th)		Liftoff; Tomorrow
	Mark B. Sellner	Democratic		1988 – 2007 (101st – 110th)	Speaker of the House	Transition; Tomorrow
	Matt Skinner	Republican		1999 – 2000 (106th)		Mr. Willis of Ohio; The Portland Trip
	Cal Tillinghouse	Democratic	TX	1999		Five Votes Down
	Glen Allen Walken	Republican	MO-6	1989 – 2003 (101st – 108th)	Speaker of the House	7A WF 83429
	Christopher Wick	Democratic		1999 (106th)		Five Votes Down
	Andy Wyatt	Democratic	MD-5	1998 – 2005 (105th – 109th)	3rd Ranking Member of the House International Relations Committee	Debate Camp; Night Five