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The 111th session of the US Congress continued the swing back towards Democratic leadership, with the Democrats having a supermajority (60 seats) for a short time until the death of Senator Edward Kennedy.

Members

Senate

as of 2010-09-27

Democrats (58) Mark Begich Alaska Blanche L. Lincoln Arkansas Mark L. Pryor Arkansas Barbara Boxer California Dianne Feinstein California Mark Udall Colorado Michael F. Bennet Colorado Christopher J. Dodd Connecticut Edward E. Kaufman Delaware Thomas R. Carper Delaware Bill Nelson Florida Daniel K. Akaka Hawaii Daniel K. Inouye Hawaii Evan Bayh Indiana Richard J. Durbin Illinois Roland W. Burris Illinois Tom Harkin Iowa Mary L. Landrieu Louisiana John F. Kerry Maine Barbara A. Mikulski Maryland Benjamin L. Cardin Maryland Carl Levin Michigan Debbie Stabenow Michigan Amy Klobuchar Minnesota Al Franken Minnesota Claire McCaskill Missouri Jon Tester Montana Max Baucas Montana Ben Nelson Nebraska Harry Reid Nevada Jeanne Shaheen New Hampshire Frank R. Lautenberg New Jersey Robert Menendez New Jersey Jeff Bingaman New Mexico Tom Udall New Mexico Charles E. Schumer New York Kirsten E. Gillibrand New York Kay R. Hagan North Carolina Byron L. Dorgan North Dakota Kent Conrad North Dakota Sherrod Brown Ohio Jeff Merkley Oregon Ron Wyden Oregon Arlen Specter Pennsylvania Robert P. Casey Jr. Pennsylvania Jack Reed Rhode Island Sheldon Whitehouse Rhode Island Tim Johnson South Dakota Bernard Sanders Vermont Patrick J. Leahy Vermont Jim Webb Virginia Mark R. Warner Virginia Maria Cantwell Washington Patty Murray Washington Carte P. Goodwin West Virginia John D. Rockefeller IV West Virginia Herb Kohl Wisconsin Russell D. Feingold Wisconsin

Republicans (41) Jeff Sessions Alabama Richard C. Shelby Alabama Lisa Murkowski Alaska John McCain Arizona Jon Kyl Arizona George S. LeMieux Florida Johnny Isakson Georgia Saxby Chambliss Georgia James E. Risch Idaho Mike Crapo Idaho Richard G. Lugar Indiana Chuck Grassley Iowa Pat Roberts Kansas Sam Brownback Kansas Jim Bunning Kentucky Mitch McConnell Kentucky David Vitter Louisiana Olympia J. Snowe Maine Susan M. Collins Maine Scott P. Brown Massachusetts Roger F. Wicker Mississippi Thad Cochran Mississippi Christopher S. Bond Missouri Mike Johanns Nebraska Judd Gregg New Hampshire John Ensign Nevada Richard Burr North Carolina George V. Voinovich Ohio James M. Inhofe Oklahoma Tom Coburn Oklahoma Jim DeMint South Carolina Lindsey Graham South Carolina John Thune South Dakota Bob Corker Tennessee Lamar Alexander Tennessee John Cornyn Texas Kay Bailey Hutchison Texas Robert F. Bennett Utah Orrin G. Hatch Utah John Barrasso Wyoming Michael B. Enzi Wyoming

Independent (1) Joseph I. Lieberman Connecticut

House of Representatives

to be compiled

Links

Reference

• Wikipedia
• Conservapedia
• dKosopedia
• SourceWatch

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• 2009/11/06 [L..T] Kline: Democrats spend too much, accomplish too little “For months, I've been calling on my Democratic colleagues to press the 'reset' button and embrace commonsense, targeted solutions to strengthen and reform health care. Democrats have instead left Republicans with no alternative but to propose our own plan.”