List of new members of the 112th United States Congress

Freshman class of the House of Representatives, January 2011

The 112th United States Congress began on January 3, 2011. There were 13 new senators (one Democrat, 12 Republicans) and 94 new representatives (nine Democrats, 85 Republicans) at the start of its first session. Additionally, three senators (one Democrat, two Republicans) and 10 representatives (seven Democrats, three Republicans) took office on various dates in order to fill vacancies during the 112th Congress before it ended on January 3, 2013.

The president of the House Democratic freshman class was Terri Sewell of Alabama, while the president of the House Republican freshman class was Austin Scott of Georgia. Additionally, the Republican's freshmen liaisons were Kristi Noem of South Dakota and Tim Scott of South Carolina. ^[1]

This freshmen class was overwhelmingly Republican, resulting in an even larger prevalence of Republican freshmen than during the Republican Revolution of 1994, with approximately 23% of the 47 elected Republican senators and 33% of the 242 elected Republican representatives being first-timers.

Senate

Took office January 3, 2011

State	Image	Senator	Seniority	Switched party	Prior background	Birth year	Ref
Arkansas		John Boozman (R)	5th (92nd overall)	Yes Defeated Blanche Lincoln (D)	U.S. House of Representatives [a] Rogers Public School Board Optometrist	1950	[2]
Connecticut		Richard Blumenthal (D)	11th (98th overall)	No Open seat; replaced Chris Dodd (D)	Connecticut Attorney General Connecticut State Senate Connecticut House of Representatives U.S. Attorney for Connecticut U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Sergeant	1946	[3]
Florida		Marco Rubio (R)	8th (95th overall)	No Open seat; replaced George LeMieux (R)	Speaker of the Florida House of Representatives West Miami City Commissioner	1971	[4]
Indiana		Dan Coats (R)	1st (88th overall)	Yes Open seat; replaced Evan Bayh (D)	U.S. Senate [b] U.S. Ambassador to Germany U.S. House of Representatives [c] U.S. Army Staff Sergeant	1943	[5]
Kansas		Jerry Moran (R)	3rd (90th overall)	No Open seat; replaced Sam Brownback (R)	U.S. House of Representatives [d] Kansas Senate	1954	[6]
Kentucky		Rand Paul (R)	10th (97th overall)	No Open seat; replaced Jim Bunning (R)	Ophthalmologist	1963	[7]
Missouri		Roy Blunt (R)	2nd (89th overall)	No Open seat; replaced Kit Bond (R)	U.S. House of Representatives [e] President of Southwest Baptist University Missouri Secretary of State Greene County Clerk	1950	[8]
New Hampshire		Kelly Ayotte (R)	13th (100th overall)	No Open seat; replaced Judd Gregg (R)	Attorney General of New Hampshire New Hampshire Department of Justice	1968	[9]
North Dakota		John Hoeven (R)	7th (94th overall)	Yes Open seat; replaced Byron Dorgan (D–NPL)	Governor of North Dakota President of the Bank of North Dakota	1957	[10]
Ohio		Rob Portman (R)	4th (91st overall)	No Open seat; replaced George Voinovich (R)	Director of the Office of Management and Budget U.S. Trade Representative U.S. House of Representatives [f] White House Director of Legislative Affairs	1955	[11]
Pennsylvania		Pat Toomey (R)	6th (93rd overall)	Yes Replaced Arlen Specter (D), who was defeated in a primary	President of the Club for Growth U.S. House of Representatives [g]	1961	[12]
Utah		Mike Lee (R)	12th (99th overall)	No Defeated Bob Bennett (R) in a primary	Clerk for Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito Assistant U.S. Attorney	1971	[13]
Wisconsin		Ron Johnson (R)	9th (96th overall)	Yes Defeated Russ Feingold (D)	Plastics manufacturer	1955	[14]

Took office during the 112th Congress

State	Image	Senator	Took office	Switched party	Prior background	Birth year	Ref
Nevada		Dean Heller (R)	May 9, 2011	No Appointed; replaced John Ensign (R)	U.S. House of Representatives [h] Secretary of State of Nevada Nevada Assembly	1960	[15]
Hawaii		Brian Schatz (D)	December 26, 2012	No Appointed; replaced Daniel Inouye (D)	Lieutenant Governor of Hawaii Chair of the Democratic Party of Hawaii Hawaii House of Representatives	1972	[16]
South Carolina		Tim Scott (R)	January 2, 2013	No Appointed; replaced Jim DeMint (R)	U.S. House of Representatives [i] South Carolina House of Representatives Charleston County Council	1965	[17]

House of Representatives

Took office January 3, 2011

District	Image	Representative	Switched party	Prior background	Birth year	Ref
Alabama 2		Martha Roby (R)	Yes Defeated Bobby Bright (D)	Montgomery City Council	1976	[18]
Alabama 5		Mo Brooks (R)	No Defeated Parker Griffith (R) in a primary	Madison County Commission Madison County District Attorney Alabama House of Representatives	1954	[19]
Alabama 7		Terri Sewell (D)	No Open seat; replaced Artur Davis (D)	Lawyer	1965	[20]
Arizona 1		Paul Gosar (R)	Yes Defeated Ann Kirkpatrick (D)	Dentist	1958	[21]
Arizona 3		Ben Quayle (R)	No Open seat; replaced John Shadegg (R)	Lawyer	1976	[22]
Arizona 5		David Schweikert (R)	Yes Defeated Harry Mitchell (D)	Maricopa County Treasurer Arizona House of Representatives	1962	[23]
Arkansas 1		Rick Crawford (R)	Yes Open seat; replaced Marion Berry (D)	Radio announcer U.S. Army Sergeant	1966	[24]
Arkansas 2		Tim Griffin (R)	Yes Open seat; replaced Vic Snyder (D)	U.S. Attorney for Eastern Arkansas U.S. Army Reserve Colonel	1968	[25]
Arkansas 3		Steve Womack (R)	No Open seat; replaced John Boozman (R)	Mayor of Rogers Rogers City Council Arkansas National Guard Colonel	1957	[26]
California 19		Jeff Denham (R)	No Open seat; replaced George Radanovich (R)	California State Senate U.S. Air Force Reserve Staff Sergeant	1967	[27]
California 33		Karen Bass (D)	No Open seat; replaced Diane Watson (D)	Speaker of the California State Assembly	1953	[28]
Colorado 3		Scott Tipton (R)	Yes Defeated John Salazar (D)	Colorado House of Representatives	1956	[29]
Colorado 4		Cory Gardner (R)	Yes Defeated Betsy Markey (D)	Colorado House of Representatives	1974	[30]
Delaware at-large		John Carney (D)	Yes Open seat; replaced Mike Castle (R)	Lieutenant Governor of Delaware	1956	[30]
Florida 2		Steve Southerland (R)	Yes Defeated Allen Boyd (R)	Mortician	1965	[31]
Florida 5		Rich Nugent (R)	No Open seat; replaced Ginny Brown-Waite (R)	Hernando County Sheriff Illinois Air National Guard	1951	[32]
Florida 8		Daniel Webster (R)	Yes Defeated Alan Grayson (D)	Florida Senate Speaker of the Florida House of Representatives	1949	[33]
Florida 12		Dennis Ross (R)	No Open seat; replaced Adam Putnam (R)	Florida House of Representatives	1959	[34]
Florida 17		Frederica Wilson (D)	No Open seat; replaced Kendrick Meek (D)	Florida Senate Florida House of Representatives Miami-Dade County School Board	1942	[35]
Florida 22		Allen West (R)	Yes Defeated Ron Klein (D)	Civilian advisor to the Afghan National Army U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel	1961	[36]
Florida 24		Sandy Adams (R)	Yes Defeated Suzanne Kosmas (D)	Florida House of Representatives Orange County Sheriff's Office U.S. Air Force	1956	[37]
Florida 25		David Rivera (R)	New seat	Florida House of Representatives	1965	[38]
Georgia 7		Rob Woodall (R)	No Open seat; replaced John Linder (R)	Attorney	1970	[39]
Georgia 8		Austin Scott (R)	Yes Defeated Jim Marshall (D)	Georgia House of Representatives	1969	[40]
Hawaii 1		Colleen Hanabusa (D)	Yes Defeated Charles Djou (R)	President of the Hawaii Senate	1951	[41]
Idaho 1		Raúl Labrador (R)	Yes Defeated Walt Minnick (D)	Idaho House of Representatives	1967	[42]
Illinois 8		Joe Walsh (R)	Yes Defeated Melissa Bean (D)	Business executive	1961	[43]
Illinois 10		Bob Dold (R)	No Open seat; replaced Mark Kirk (R)	Staffer for Vice President Dan Quayle	1969	[44]
Illinois 11		Adam Kinzinger (R)	Yes Defeated Debbie Halvorson (D)	McLean County Board U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel	1978	[45]
Illinois 14		Randy Hultgren (R)	Yes Defeated Bill Foster (D)	Illinois Senate Illinois House of Representatives DuPage County Board	1966	[46]
Illinois 17		Bobby Schilling (R)	Yes Defeated Phil Hare (D)	Business owner	1964	[47]
Indiana 4		Todd Rokita (R)	No Open seat; replaced Steve Buyer (R)	Secretary of State of Indiana	1970	[48]
Indiana 8		Larry Bucshon (R)	Yes Open seat; replaced Brad Ellsworth (D)	Cardiothoracic surgeon U.S. Navy Reserve	1962	[49]
Indiana 9		Todd Young (R)	Yes Defeated Baron Hill (D)	Orange County assistant deputy prosecutor U.S. Marine Corps Captain	1972	[50]
Kansas 1		Tim Huelskamp (R)	No Open seat; replaced Jerry Moran (R)	Kansas Senate	1968	[51]
Kansas 3		Kevin Yoder (R)	Yes Open seat; replaced Dennis Moore (D)	Kansas House of Representatives	1976	[52]
Kansas 4		Mike Pompeo (R)	No Open seat; replaced Todd Tiahrt (R)	Aerospace manufacturing entrepreneur U.S. Army Captain	1963	[53]
Louisiana 2		Cedric Richmond (D)	Yes Defeated Joseph Cao (R)	Louisiana House of Representatives	1973	[54]
Louisiana 3		Jeff Landry (R)	Yes Open seat; replaced Charlie Melançon (D)	St. Martin Parish Sheriff's Office Louisiana National Guard Sergeant	1970	[55]
Maryland 1		Andy Harris (R)	Yes Defeated Frank Kratovil (D)	Maryland Senate U.S. Navy Medical Corps	1957	[56]
Massachusetts 10		Bill Keating (D)	No Open seat; replaced Bill Delahunt (D)	Norfolk County District Attorney Massachusetts Senate Massachusetts House of Representatives	1952	[57]
Michigan 1		Dan Benishek (R)	Yes Open seat; replaced Bart Stupak (D)	Physician	1952	[58]
Michigan 2		Bill Huizenga (R)	No Open seat; replaced Pete Hoekstra (R)	Michigan House of Representatives	1969	[59]
Michigan 3		Justin Amash (R)	No [j] Open seat; replaced Vern Ehlers (R)	Michigan House of Representatives	1980	[60]
Michigan 7		Tim Walberg (R)	Yes Defeated Mark Schauer (D)	U.S. House of Representatives [k] Michigan House of Representatives	1951	[61]
Michigan 13		Hansen Clarke (D)	No Defeated Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick (D) in a primary	Michigan Senate Michigan House of Representatives	1957	[62]
Minnesota 8		Chip Cravaack (R)	Yes Defeated Jim Oberstar (DFL)	Commercial airline pilot U.S. Navy Reserve Captain	1959	[63]
Mississippi 1		Alan Nunnelee (R)	Yes Defeated Travis Childers (D)	Mississippi State Senate	1958	[64]
Mississippi 4		Steven Palazzo (R)	Yes Defeated Gene Taylor (D)	Mississippi House of Representatives Mississippi National Guard Sergeant	1970	[65]
Missouri 4		Vicky Hartzler (R)	Yes Defeated Ike Skelton (D)	Missouri House of Representatives	1960	[66]
Missouri 7		Billy Long (R)	No Open seat; replaced Roy Blunt (R)	Auctioneer business owner	1955	[67]
Nevada 3		Joe Heck (R)	Yes Defeated Dina Titus (D)	Nevada Senate Physician U.S. Army Reserve Brigadier General	1961	[68]
New Hampshire 1		Frank Guinta (R)	Yes Defeated Carol Shea-Porter (D)	Mayor of Manchester Manchester Board of Aldermen New Hampshire House of Representatives	1970	[69]
New Hampshire 2		Charles Bass (R)	Yes Open seat; replaced Paul Hodes (D)	U.S. House of Representatives [l] New Hampshire Senate	1952	[70]
New Jersey 3		Jon Runyan (R)	Yes Defeated John Adler (D)	Professional football player	1973	[70]
New Mexico 2		Steve Pearce (R)	Yes Defeated Harry Teague (D)	U.S. House of Representatives [m] New Mexico House of Representatives U.S. Air Force Captain	1947	[71]
New York 13		Michael Grimm (R)	Yes Defeated Michael McMahon (D)	Federal Bureau of Investigation U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Corporal	1970	[72]
New York 19		Nan Hayworth (R)	Yes Defeated John Hall (D)	Ophthalmologist	1959	[73]
New York 20		Chris Gibson (R)	Yes Defeated Scott Murphy (D)	College administrator U.S. Army Colonel	1964	[74]
New York 24		Richard Hanna (R)	Yes Defeated Mike Arcuri (D)	Business owner	1951	[75]
New York 25		Ann Marie Buerkle (R)	Yes Defeated Dan Maffei (D)	Assistant New York Attorney General Syracuse Common Council Registered nurse	1951	[76]
North Carolina 2		Renee Ellmers (R)	Yes Defeated Bob Etheridge (D)	Dunn Planning Board Registered nurse	1964	[77]
North Dakota at-large		Rick Berg (R)	Yes Defeated Earl Pomeroy (D–NPL)	Speaker of the North Dakota House of Representatives	1959	[78]
Ohio 1		Steve Chabot (R)	Yes Defeated Steve Driehaus (D)	U.S. House of Representatives [n] Hamilton County Board of Commissioners Cincinnati City Council	1953	[79]
Ohio 6		Bill Johnson (R)	Yes Defeated Charlie Wilson (D)	Corporate executive U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel	1954	[80]
Ohio 15		Steve Stivers (R}	Yes Defeated Mary Jo Kilroy (D)	Ohio Senate Ohio National Guard Brigadier General	1965	[81]
Ohio 16		Jim Renacci (R)	Yes Defeated John Boccieri (D)	Mayor of Wadsworth Wadsworth City Council	1958	[82]
Ohio 18		Bob Gibbs (R)	Yes Defeated Zack Space (D)	Ohio Senate Ohio House of Representatives President of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation	1954	[83]
Oklahoma 5		James Lankford (R)	No Open seat; replaced Mary Fallin (R)	Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma	1968	[84]
Pennsylvania 3		Mike Kelly (R)	Yes Defeated Kathy Dahlkemper (D)	Butler County Council Butler School Board	1948	[85]
Pennsylvania 7		Pat Meehan (R)	Yes Open seat; replaced Joe Sestak (D)	U.S. Attorney for Eastern Pennsylvania Delaware County District Attorney	1955	[86]
Pennsylvania 8		Mike Fitzpatrick (R)	Yes Defeated Patrick Murphy (D)	U.S. House of Representatives [o] Bucks County Board of Commissioners	1963	[87]
Pennsylvania 10		Tom Marino (R)	Yes Defeated Chris Carney (D)	U.S. Attorney for Middle Pennsylvania Lycoming County District Attorney	1952	[88]
Pennsylvania 11		Lou Barletta (R)	Yes Defeated Paul Kanjorski (D)	Mayor of Hazleton Hazleton City Council	1956	[89]
Rhode Island 1		David Cicilline (D)	No Open seat; replaced Patrick J. Kennedy (D)	Mayor of Providence Rhode Island House of Representatives	1961	[90]
South Carolina 1		Tim Scott (R)	No Open seat; replaced Henry Brown (R)	South Carolina House of Representatives Charleston County Council	1965	[17]
South Carolina 3		Jeff Duncan (R)	No Open seat; replaced Gresham Barrett (R)	South Carolina House of Representatives	1966	[91]
South Carolina 4		Trey Gowdy (R)	No Defeated Bob Inglis (R) in a primary	South Carolina Circuit Court Solicitor Assistant U.S. Attorney	1964	[92]
South Carolina 5		Mick Mulvaney (R)	Yes Defeated John Spratt (D)	South Carolina Senate South Carolina House of Representatives	1967	[93]
South Dakota at-large		Kristi Noem (R)	Yes Defeated Stephanie Herseth Sandlin (D)	South Dakota House of Representatives	1971	[94]
Tennessee 3		Chuck Fleischmann (R)	No Open seat; replaced Zach Wamp (R)	Lawyer	1962	[95]
Tennessee 4		Scott DesJarlais (R)	Yes Defeated Lincoln Davis (D)	Physician	1964	[96]
Tennessee 6		Diane Black (R)	Yes Open seat; replaced Bart Gordon (D)	Tennessee Senate Tennessee House of Representatives Registered nurse	1951	[97]
Tennessee 8		Stephen Fincher (R)	Yes Open seat; replaced John Tanner (D)	Farming business owner	1973	[98]
Texas 17		Bill Flores (R)	Yes Defeated Chet Edwards (D)	Texas Real Estate Commission Energy company executive	1954	[99]
Texas 23		Quico Canseco (R)	Yes Defeated Ciro Rodriguez (D)	Bank executive	1949	[100]
Texas 27		Blake Farenthold (R)	Yes Defeated Solomon Ortiz (D)	Lawyer	1961	[101]
Virginia 2		Scott Rigell (R)	Yes Defeated Glenn Nye (D)	Car dealership owner U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Sergeant	1960	[102]
Virginia 5		Robert Hurt (R)	Yes Defeated Tom Perriello (D)	Virginia Senate Virginia House of Delegates Chatham Town Council	1969	[103]
Virginia 9		Morgan Griffith (R)	Yes Defeated Rick Boucher (D)	Virginia House of Delegates	1958	[104]
Washington 3		Jaime Herrera (R)	Yes Open seat; replaced Brian Baird (D)	Washington House of Representatives Congressional staffer	1978	[105]
West Virginia 1		David McKinley (R)	Yes Replaced Alan Mollohan (D), who was defeated in a primary	Chair of the West Virginia Republican Party West Virginia House of Delegates	1947	[106]
Wisconsin 7		Sean Duffy (R)	Yes Open seat; replaced Dave Obey (D)	Ashland County District Attorney Reality television personality	1971	[107]
Wisconsin 8		Reid Ribble (R)	Yes Defeated Steve Kagen (D)	Business owner	1956	[108]

Took office during the 112th Congress

District	Image	Representative	Took office	Switched party	Prior background	Birth year	Ref
New York 26		Kathy Hochul (D)	June 1, 2011	Yes Succeeded Chris Lee (R)	Erie County Clerk Hamburg Town Board Congressional staffer	1958	[109]
California 36		Janice Hahn (D)	July 19, 2011	No Succeeded Jane Harman (D)	Los Angeles City Council Los Angeles Charter Reform Commission	1952	[110]
Nevada 2		Mark Amodei (R)	September 15, 2011	No Succeeded Dean Heller (R)	Chair of the Nevada Republican Party Nevada Senate Nevada Assembly U.S. Army Judge Advocate General's Corps	1958	[111]
New York 9		Bob Turner (R)	September 15, 2011	Yes Succeeded Anthony Weiner (D)	Businessman U.S. Army Specialist	1941	[112]
Oregon 1		Suzanne Bonamici (D)	February 7, 2012	No Succeeded David Wu (D)	Oregon State Senate Oregon House of Representatives	1954	[113]
Arizona 8		Ron Barber (D)	June 19, 2012	No Succeeded Gabby Giffords (D)	Staff for U.S. Representative Gabby Giffords	1945	[114]
Kentucky 4		Thomas Massie (R)	November 13, 2012	No Succeeded Geoff Davis (R)	Lewis County Judge/Executive	1971	[115]
Michigan 11		David Curson (D)	November 13, 2012	Yes Succeeded Thaddeus McCotter (R)	Union representative U.S. Marine Corps	1948	[116]
Washington 1		Suzan DelBene (D)	November 13, 2012	No Succeeded Jay Inslee (D)	Washington Director of Revenue Technology business executive	1962	[117]
New Jersey 10		Donald Payne Jr. (D)	November 15, 2012	No Succeeded Donald M. Payne (D)	President of the Municipal Council of Newark Essex County Board of Chosen Freeholders New Jersey Highway Authority	1958	[118]

See also

• List of United States representatives in the 112th Congress
• List of United States senators in the 112th Congress

Notes

1. Elected to the 107th Congress, serving from 2001 to 2011 in Arkansas's 3rd district .
2. Previously appointed to the 101st Congress, serving from 1989 to 1999.
3. Elected to the 97th Congress, serving from 1981 to 1989 in Indiana's 4th district .
4. Elected to the 105th Congress, serving from 1997 to 2011 in Kansas's 1st district .
5. Elected to the 105th Congress, serving from 1997 to 2011 in Missouri's 7th district .
6. Elected to the 103rd Congress, serving from 1993 to 2005 in Ohio's 2nd district .
7. Elected to the 106th Congress, serving from 1999 to 2005 in Pennsylvania's 15th district .
8. Elected to the 110th Congress, serving from 2007 to 2011 in Nevada's 2nd district .
9. Elected to the 112th Congress, serving from 2011 to 2013 in South Carolina's 1st district .
10. Amash became an independent in July 2019, then joined the Libertarian Party in April 2020, all during the 116th Congress.
11. Previously elected to the 110th Congress, serving from 2007 to 2009.
12. Previously elected to the 104th Congress, serving from 1995 to 2007.
13. Previously elected to the 108th Congress, serving from 2003 to 2009.
14. Previously elected to the 104th Congress, serving from 1999 to 2009.
15. Previously elected to the 109th Congress, serving from 2005 to 2007.

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External links

• RealClearPolitics: Freshman Class of the 112th Congress

Preceded by New members of the 111th Congress

New members of the 112th Congress 2011–2013

Succeeded by New members of the 113th Congress