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Rep. Rick Allen

GA-12

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Rep. Mark Amodei

NV-02

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Rep. Brian Babin

TX-36

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Rep. Don Bacon

NE-02

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Rep. Troy Balderson

OH-12

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Rep. Andy Barr

KY-06

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Rep. Tom Barrett

MI-07

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Rep. Nick Begich

Alaska At-Large

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Rep. Jack Bergman

MI-01

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Rep. Stephanie Bice

OK-05

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Rep. Gus Bilirakis

FL-12

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Rep. Rob Bresnahan

PA-08

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Rep. Vern Buchanan

FL-16

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Rep. Ken Calvert

CA-41

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Rep. Kat Cammack

FL-03

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Sen. Shelley Moore Capito

U.S. Senate – West Virginia

Sen. Shelley Moore Capito

U.S. Senate – West Virginia

Shelley Moore Capito was elected by the people of West Virginia to the UnitedStates Senate in 2014, and re-elected in 2020. Shelley became the first femaleSenator in West Virginia’s history and in 2020, was reelected with the largestmargin of victory for a Republican in state history—winning more than 70% of thevote and all 55 counties, surpassing the previous mark she set in 2014 when shewon more than 62% of the vote and all 55 counties. After serving West Virginia’s Second Congressional District in the U.S. House ofRepresentatives for 14 years, and as a member of the West Virginia House ofDelegates for four years prior, Senator Capito decided to run for the U.S. Senateto be an even stronger voice for the Mountain State. She also saw an opportunityto restore order to a Senate stuck in gridlock for far too long. She believes thattoday’s challenges demand bipartisan solutions and cooperation across the aisleto advance legislation that benefits West Virginia and the country as a whole. Senator Capito is committed to being accessible and responsive to her fellowWest Virginians and regularly travels to hear from and meet with West Virginians.For the 119th Congress, Senator Capito serves on the Appropriations Committee;the Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee; the Environment andPublic Works (EPW) Committee as chairman; and the Rules and AdministrationCommittee. This committee portfolio puts her in a strong position to create newopportunities in the Mountain State and fight for West Virginia priorities, jobs,and families. Senator Capito also serves as the Chairman of the Senate RepublicanPolicy (RPC) Committee, the fourth highest position in Senate Republicanleadership. As a member of the Committee on Appropriations, Senator Capito works toensure West Virginia’s priorities are represented when our nation’s fundingdecisions are made. She has been a member of the Appropriations Committeesince she became a Senator in 2015. Senator Capito currently serves as theChairman of the Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and RelatedAgencies (Labor-HHS) Appropriations Subcommittee, where she oversees fundingacross a large range of programs within the U.S. Departments of Labor, Education,Health and Human Services (HHS), and other independent agencies. To date,Senator Capito has chaired four Appropriations Subcommittees during her time inthe Senate. In addition to her current Labor-HHS Appropriations Subcommitteechairman role, Senator Capito has chaired the Legislative Branch AppropriationsSubcommittee, the Financial Services and General Government AppropriationsSubcommittee, and the Homeland Security Appropriations Subcommittee.On the EPW Committee, the senator serves as Chairman. In this role, ChairmanCapito will continue to advocate for policies that protect vital West Virginiaenergy and manufacturing jobs and encourage investment in West Virginia’sinfrastructure. As a leader on the EPW Committee, Chairman Capito is committedto promoting a commonsense regulatory strategy and protecting affordable,reliable energy production; building our nation’s infrastructure, and encourageeconomic development. She has been a member of the EPW Committee since shebecame a Senator in 2015. On the Commerce Committee, Senator Capito oversees ways to address manyissues that are critical to West Virginia, most notably broadband expansion, whichshe has been a leading voice on since she came to Congress. This committeeassignment allows Senator Capito to continue advocating for improvedconnectivity in West Virginia.

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Rep. Mike Carey

OH-15

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Rep. Buddy Carter

GA-01

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Rep. John Carter

TX-31

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Sen. Bill Cassidy

U.S. Senate – Louisiana

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Rep. Juan Ciscomani

AZ-06

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Rep. Ben Cline

VA-06

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Rep. Michael Cloud

TX-27

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Rep. Tom Cole

OK-04

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Sen. Susan Collins

U.S. Senate – Maine

Sen. Susan Collins

U.S. Senate – Maine

First elected in 1996, Senator Collins has earned a national reputation as an effective legislatorwho works across party lines to seek consensus on our nation’s most important issues. She wasreelected in 2002, 2008, 2014, and 2020. In 2020, she made history by becoming the first-everRepublican woman in the nation to win a fifth term. She is also the first popularly elected U.S.Senator from Maine to be elected to a fifth term. She is the seventh-most senior member of theSenate and the most senior Republican woman. She is the first Republican woman to Chair theAppropriations Committee. As the Chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, Senator Susan Collins employs herinfluence, seniority, and experience to benefit the people of Maine and America. The committeehas jurisdiction over all discretionary spending for the federal government. Senator Collins firstjoined the Appropriations Committee in 2009. In the 118th Congress, she served as Vice Chairof the full Committee and Ranking Member of the Defense Appropriation Subcommittee.In addition to her role on the Appropriations Committee, Senator Collins is a member of theIntelligence Committee and the Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee. She wasformerly the Chair of the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, the Homeland Securityand Governmental Affairs Committee, and the Aging Committee. Throughout her Senate service, Maine’s senior U.S. Senator has worked with members of bothparties to advance landmark legislation to improve the lives of all Americans. Early in hertenure, Senator Collins led the fight with Senator Dick Durbin to repeal a $50 billion tax breakfor the tobacco industry. In 2004, she and Senator Joe Lieberman co-authored a law thatoverhauled the nation’s intelligence community, improving its effectiveness while protectingcivil liberties. She was the lead Republican in the successful effort to repeal the discriminatory“Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy in December 2010. Her leadership was instrumental in endingthe 16-day government shutdown in October 2013 as well as the shutdown in February 2018. When the COVID-19 pandemic began in 2020, Senator Collins co-authored the PaycheckProtection Program (PPP), which was a lifeline to millions of small businesses across the countryand saved tens of millions of jobs. Her more than two decades of work to repeal unfairprovisions of the Social Security Act culminated in January 2025 when the Social SecurityFairness Act she co-authored was signed into law, restoring earned Social Security benefits formillions of Americans. Since entering the Senate, Senator Collins has remained dedicated to strengthening Americanhealth care and biomedical research. In 1997, she founded the Senate Diabetes Caucus and ledthe effort in Congress to more than triple federal funding for diabetes research. As the founderand co-chair of the Congressional Task Force on Alzheimer’s Disease, she has worked toincrease funding for Alzheimer’s research and to strengthen support for family caregivers. Shehas championed legislation to lower the cost of prescription drugs and launched the Senate’s firstbipartisan investigation into the causes, impacts, and potential solutions to egregious insulinprice increases. In the 118th Congress, 1,868 standalone health care bills were introduced in bothchambers of Congress. Of these, only 15 were signed into law, and five of those bills wereintroduced or coauthored by Senator Collins. Senator Collins received the Distinguished Citizen Award from the Congressional Medal ofHonor Society for her work to support veterans. In 2023, she received the Naval HeritageAward—the Navy’s highest public service award—from the Secretary of the Navy for hertireless advocacy of shipbuilding programs. In 2024, she was selected by the BritishBroadcasting Corporation for its annual list of 100 inspiring and influential women from aroundthe world. In January 2025, Senator Collins was awarded the Army Distinguished Public ServiceMedal, the highest public service recognition awarded by the U.S. Army, in recognition of hersupport for the Army through her leadership on the Senate Appropriations Committee and theDefense Appropriations Subcommittee. She has repeatedly been ranked as the most bipartisan member of the U.S. Senate by the LugarCenter and Georgetown University. Known for her Maine work ethic, Senator Collins is the firstSenator in history to have cast 9,000 votes without ever having missed a vote throughout herentire Senate service.

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Sen. John Cornyn

U.S. Senate – Texas

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Sen. Tom Cotton

U.S. Senate – Arkansas

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Rep. Rick Crawford

AR-01

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Sen. Steve Daines

U.S. Senate – Montana

Sen. Steve Daines

U.S. Senate – Montana

A fifth-generation Montanan, Steve Daines brings 28 years of private-sector business experience to Washington, D.C. as he serves the people of Montana in the U.S. Senate. Steve is a lifelong sportsman and grew up in Bozeman, Montana. After attending public schools (K-12) in Bozeman, Steve worked his way through college at Montana State University and graduated with a B.S. in Chemical Engineering. He spent thirteen years in a management role for Procter & Gamble, the last six in China launching American brands to compete against Chinese companies, and then returned to Bozeman in 1997 to work in a family construction business. In 2000, Steve took on the role of VP at RightNow Technologies, a Bozeman-based cloud computing start-up company. The company grew rapidly and became a publicly traded software company with 17 offices around the world, and products in over 30 languages. The company was acquired by Oracle in 2012 and remains one of Montana’s largest commercial employers. Steve was elected to serve as Montana’s United States Representative in 2012. During his time in the House, Daines championed legislation to expand responsible development of Montana’s energy resources, move forward meaningful forest management reform, increase transparency and accountability in government, and require members of Congress to balance the budget – or see their pay terminated. Additionally, he passed the most significant public lands bill for Montana in over 30 years. He was ranked the most effective first-term House member in 2013 and again in 2014. In the U.S. Senate, Daines is working on issues of critical importance to growing good-paying Montana jobs, developing our state’s energy resources, managing and protecting our public lands and supporting the needs of Montana’s veterans and tribes. He serves on the Senate Committees on Finance, Foreign Relations, Energy and Natural Resources, and Indian Affairs. In 2022, Steve received the “Life in Congress – Workplace Environment” Democracy Award from the nonpartisan Congressional Management Foundation (CMF). The award recognizes offices that have established both formal policies and informal cultures that enhance the work-life fit and professional development of their staffs to better serve their constituents. In 2019, he received the Democracy Award for Transparency and Accountability from CMF. In 2019, Steve was recognized by the Lugar Center as a leading bipartisan senator in the U.S. Senate. In 2019, Steve was also recognized by GovTrack, an independent entity, for his bipartisan leadership and effectiveness.

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Rep. Monica De La Cruz

TX-15

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Rep. Neal Dunn

FL-02

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Rep. Jake Ellzey

TX-06

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Rep. Tom Emmer

MN-06

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Sen. Joni Ernst

U.S. Senate – Iowa

Sen. Joni Ernst

U.S. Senate – Iowa

Senator Joni Ernst is a mother, a soldier and a leader. From the start, she has taken on Washington and delivered on her pledge to “Make ‘em Squeal.” In 2014, Iowans called for bold leadership. Someone who would work hard, stand up to the coastal elites, and always fight for Iowa. That is exactly what they got in Joni Ernst who became the first woman elected to represent Iowa in federal office, and the first female combat veteran to serve in the Senate. She relentlessly tackles the most pressing issues facing our country including continuing to grow the economy, cutting reckless spending, and keeping our nation safe and secure. Joni believes accessibility, transparency and accountability are fundamental, which is why every year, she travels the state visiting every county to better serve Iowans and deliver results. A farmers’ daughter, Joni was taught to work hard, live simply, and help her neighbors. To pay for college, she worked construction jobs during the summer with her dad and made biscuits in the mornings at Hardees. Service is more than a word to Joni – it is who she is. She served her country both in the Army Reserves and Iowa National Guard for over 23 years, including leading a unit in the Middle East in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom that drove convoys through Kuwait and Southern Iraq. She retired in 2015 as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Iowa National Guard, having served in every leadership position from platoon leader to battalion commander. Upon returning from her overseas deployment, Joni continued to serve her community. She was elected as Montgomery County Auditor and later to the Iowa State Senate where she helped pass the largest tax cut in Iowa history. Following a decisive election to the U.S. Senate, Joni pledged to bring the Iowa way to Washington. When she was sworn into the Senate, Joni made her focus clear: Iowa first. It is why she prioritizes meeting with Iowans every day whether it is in the Senate or holding town halls in Iowa’s largest cities and smallest towns on her 99 county tour. Additionally, Joni has been committed to assisting Iowans in getting the benefits they deserve. Joni has delivered for Iowa from the start in the Senate. At a time of extreme partisanship, Joni pushes past the noise to advance Iowa values in Washington. Whether it is working with Democrats or Republicans, Joni has a proven record as an Iowan who works tirelessly to find a path forward toward a brighter future with opportunity for all.

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Rep. Ron Estes

KS-04

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Rep. Gabe Evans

CO-08

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Rep. Pat Fallon

TX-04

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Julie Fedorchak

North Dakota At-Large

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Randy Fine

FL-06

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Rep. Michelle Fischbach

MN-07

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Rep. Scott Fitzgerald

WI-05

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Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick

PA-01

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Rep. Vince Fong

CA-20

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Rep. Virginia Foxx

NC-05

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Rep. Andrew Garbarino

NY-03

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Rep. Carlos Gimenez

FL-28

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Rep. Craig Goldman

TX-12

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Rep. Tony Gonzales

TX-23

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Rep. Lance Gooden

TX-05

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Sen. Lindsey Graham

U.S. Senate – South Carolina

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Rep. Sam Graves

MO-06

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Rep. Mark Green

TN-07

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Rep. Morgan Griffith

VA-09

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Rep. Glenn Grothman

WI-06

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Sen. Bill Hagerty

U.S. Senate – Tennessee

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Rep. Mike Haridopolos

FL-08

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Rep. Diana Harshbarger

TN-01

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Rep. Kevin Hern

OK-01

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Rep. Ashley Hinson

IA-02

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Rep. Richard Hudson

NC-09

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Rep. Bill Huizenga

MI-04

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Rep. Wesley Hunt

TX-38

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Rep. Jeff Hurd

CO-03

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Rep. Darrell Issa

CA-48

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Rep. Brian Jack

GA-03

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Speaker Mike Johnson

LA-04

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Rep. Jim Jordan

OH-04

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Rep. Dave Joyce

OH-14

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Rep. Tom Kean

NJ-07

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Rep. Trent Kelly

MS-01

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Rep. Mike Kelly

PA-16

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Rep. Jen Kiggans

VA-02

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Rep. Young Kim

CA-40

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Rep. David Kustoff

TN-08

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Rep. Darin LaHood

IL-16

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Rep. Nick LaLota

NY-01

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Rep. Nick Langworthy

NY-23

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Rep. Bob Latta

OH-05

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Rep. Mike Lawler

NY-17

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Rep. Laurel Lee

FL-15

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Rep. Julia Letlow

LA-05

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Rep. Barry Loudermilk

GA-11

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Rep. Frank Lucas

OK-03

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Sen. Cynthia Lummis

U.S. Senate – Wyoming

Sen. Cynthia Lummis

U.S. Senate – Wyoming

Cynthia Lummis was sworn into the United States Senate on January 3, 2021, becoming the first woman to serve as United States Senator from the great State of Wyoming. Born on a cattle ranch in Laramie County, Senator Lummis has spent her entire career fighting for Wyoming families, communities, businesses and values. From the halls of the Wyoming House to the halls of the U.S. House, her time in public service has always been focused on advocating for Wyoming’s future. First elected to the U.S. House in 2008, Senator Lummis quickly earned her reputation as a no-nonsense conservative and principled policymaker. She was a founding member of the House Freedom Caucus, a group consisting of the most unflinching conservative Members of the House of Representatives. She fought throughout her tenure in Congress to rein in spending and reduce the federal deficit, working with the bipartisan Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget and ultimately co-sponsoring several bipartisan budget proposals. In the House of Representatives, Senator Lummis effectively elevated western issues, pushing through the first Interior and Environment (EPA) Appropriations bill to pass the House in seven years under her chairmanship. This marked a significant milestone for the Western Caucus and the rural communities across the West they represent. She also worked to keep public lands open to the public and available for multiple use. She successfully passed the National Forest System Trails Stewardship Act in 2016, a bipartisan effort led by Cynthia to maintain over 157,000 miles of trails within our national forests. Senator Lummis is a dedicated champion of Wyoming’s mineral and energy resources. In Washington, she fought off attacks from the environmental left while advocating for market opportunities both at home and abroad. She is the proud godmother of the ANSAC Wyoming, a commercial shipping vessel transporting trona from the U.S. to Southeast Asia and is the recipient of the lifetime achievement award from the Washington Coal Club. Prior to serving in the House of Representatives, Senator Lummis spent eight years as Wyoming State Treasurer and 14 years as a member of the Wyoming State House and Senate. She also worked as general counsel to Wyoming Governor Jim Geringer and Director of the Office of State Lands and Investments, as well as a law clerk at the Wyoming Supreme Court. After departing U.S. House of Representatives in 2016, Senator Lummis operated her family’s cattle ranches and the Sweetgrass development in Laramie County, with her brother and sister. She is a three-time graduate of the University of Wyoming in animal science, biology and law.

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Rep. Morgan Luttrell

TX-08

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Rep. Nancy Mace

SC-01

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Rep. Ryan Mackenzie

PA-07

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Rep. Nicole Malliotakis

NY-11

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Rep. Celeste Maloy

UT-02

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James Marter

IL-14

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Rep. Brian Mast

FL-21

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Rep. Michael McCaul

TX-10

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Rep. Rich McCormick

GA-06

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Rep. John McGuire

VA-05

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Rep. Mark Messmer

IN-08

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Rep. Dan Meuser

PA-09

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Rep. Max Miller

OH-07

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Rep. Carol Miller

WV-01

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Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks

IA-02

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Sen. Ashley Moody

U.S. Senate – Florida

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Rep. Blake Moore

UT-01

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George Moraitis

FL-23

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Sen. Markwayne Mullin

U.S. Senate – Oklahoma

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Rep. Greg Murphy

NC-03

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Rep. Dan Newhouse

WA-04

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Rep. Zach Nunn

IA-03

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Rep. Jay Obernolte

CA-23

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Rep. Gary Palmer

AL-06

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Jimmy Patronis

FL-01

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Rep. August Pfluger

TX-11

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Sen. Pete Ricketts

U.S. Senate – Nebraska

Sen. Pete Ricketts

U.S. Senate – Nebraska

U.S. Senator Pete Ricketts was sworn in as Nebraska’s U.S. Senator on January 23, 2023.Born in Nebraska City and raised in Omaha, Senator Pete Ricketts is the son of an entrepreneurand a school teacher. Pete and his wife, Susanne Shore, have been married for 26 years and livein Omaha. They have three children: Roscoe, Margot, and Eleanor. Pete graduated from Westside High School before attending the University of Chicago where heearned his bachelor’s degree in biology and an M.B.A. in marketing and finance. After graduate school, Pete returned to Omaha and worked for Union Pacific before working asa customer services representative in his family’s business, a company that would eventuallybecome known as Ameritrade. He went on to hold leadership roles in the company includingSenior Vice President of Strategy and Business Development, Senior Vice President of ProductDevelopment, Senior Vice President of Marketing, President, and Chief Operating Officer (COO).Pete also founded Drakon, LLC, which supports Nebraska entrepreneurs and startupcompanies, and was a past board member of TD Ameritrade’s Board of Directors and theChicago Cubs baseball team. Pete was sworn in as Nebraska’s 40th Governor on January 8, 2015 and reelected to a secondterm in November 2018. As governor, Pete dramatically improved services to Nebraskans, andworked with the Legislature to deliver over $12.7 billion in tax relief, including over $10 billionin property tax relief, by 2027. Additionally, he fully eliminated state taxes on veterans’retirement income starting in 2022 and on Social Security benefits by 2025. Pete cut the growthof state spending by more half and held state budgets to an average of 2.8% growth annually. He created new workforce development programming and cut unnecessary red tape to bolsterNebraska’s business-friendly climate. Additionally, he expanded international markets forNebraska’s farmers and ranchers. Thanks in part to the Governor’s leadership, Nebraska wonthe Governor’s Cup for the most economic development projects per capita three years in arow from 2016 to 2018. He was also appointed to serve on the Council of Governors and theAdvisory Committee for Trade Policy and Negotiations by President Donald J. Trump. Pete has also taken on leadership roles in local and state associations and organizations. Heserves on the board of the Mid-America Council of the Boy Scouts, as a director of the NebraskaGame and Parks Foundation, a member of the Board of Advisors of Opportunity EducationFoundation, a member of the Archbishop’s Committee for Development, a member of theKnights of Columbus, and a Knight of the Holy Sepulchre. Pete and his family attend St.Margaret Mary’s church.

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