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- James Abdnor (''Representative''), Republican , South Dakota
- James George Abourezk (''Senator''), Democrat , South Dakota
- Brockman (Brock) Adams (''Representative''), Democrat, Washington
- Joseph Patrick Addabbo (''Representative''), Democrat, New York
- Daniel Kahikina Akaka (''Representative''), Democrat, Hawaii
- William Vollie Alexander, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Arkansas
- Clifford Robertson Allen (''Representative''), Democrat, Tennessee
- James Browning Allen (''Senator''), Democrat, Alabama
- Maryon Pittman Allen (''Senator''), Democrat, Alabama
- Jerome Anthony Ambro, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, New York
- Joseph Scofield Ammerman (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania
- Glenn Malcolm Anderson (''Representative''), Democrat, California
- John Bayard Anderson (''Representative''), Republican, Illinois
- Wendell Richard Anderson (''Senator''), Democrat, Minnesota
- Ike Franklin Andrews (''Representative''), Democrat, North Carolina
- Mark Andrews (''Representative''), Republican, North Dakota
- Frank Annunzio (''Representative''), Democrat, Illinois
- Douglas Earl Applegate (''Representative''), Democrat, Ohio
- William Reynolds Archer, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, Texas
- William Lester Armstrong (''Representative''), Republican, Colorado
- John Milan Ashbrook (''Representative''), Republican, Ohio
- Thomas William Ludlow Ashley (''Representative''), Democrat, Ohio
- Leslie Aspin (''Representative''), Democrat, Wisconsin
- Les Aucoin (''Representative''), Democrat, Oregon
- Robert Edward Badham (''Representative''), Republican, California
- Herman Badillo (''Representative''), Democrat, New York
- Louis Arthur (Skip) Bafalis (''Representative''), Republican, Florida
- Howard Henry Baker, Jr. (''Senator''), Republican, Tennessee
- Nancy Kassebaum Baker (''Senator''), Republican, Kansas
- Alvin James Baldus (''Representative''), Democrat, Wisconsin
- Druie Douglas Barnard, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Georgia
- Dewey Follett Bartlett (''Senator''), Republican, Oklahoma
- Max Sieben Baucus (''Representative, Senator''), Democrat, Montana
- Robert Edmund Bauman (''Representative''), Republican, Maryland
- Birch Evan Bayh (''Senator''), Democrat, Indiana
- Edward Peter Beard (''Representative''), Democrat, Rhode Island
- Robin Leo Beard, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, Tennessee
- Berkley Warren Bedell (''Representative''), Democrat, Iowa
- Anthony Charles Beilenson (''Representative''), Democrat, California
- Henry Louis Bellmon (''Senator''), Republican, Oklahoma
- Adam Benjamin, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Indiana
- Charles Edward Bennett (''Representative''), Democrat, Florida
- Lloyd Millard Bentsen, Jr. (''Senator''), Democrat, Texas
- Robert Selmer Bergland (''Representative''), Democrat, Minnesota
- Tom Bevill (''Representative''), Democrat, Alabama
- Mario Biaggi (''Representative''), Democrat, New York
- Joseph Robinette Biden, Jr. (''Senator''), Democrat, Delaware
- Jonathan Brewster Bingham (''Representative''), Democrat, New York
- James Johnston Blanchard (''Representative''), Democrat, Michigan
- Michael Thomas Blouin (''Representative''), Democrat, Iowa
- Corinne Claiborne (Lindy) Boggs (''Representative''), Democrat, Louisiana
- Edward Patrick Boland (''Representative''), Democrat, Massachusetts
- Richard Walker Bolling (''Representative''), Democrat, Missouri
- David Edward Bonior (''Representative''), Democrat, Michigan
- Don Leroy Bonker (''Representative''), Democrat, Washington
- Rudolph Eli (Rudy) Boschwitz (''Senator''), Republican, Minnesota
- Marilyn Lloyd Bouquard (''Representative''), Democrat, Tennessee
- David Reece Bowen (''Representative''), Democrat, Mississippi
- John Brademas (''Representative''), Democrat, Indiana
- John Berlinger Breaux (''Representative''), Democrat, Louisiana
- John Bayne Breckinridge (''Representative''), Democrat, Kentucky
- Jack Thomas Brinkley (''Representative''), Democrat, Georgia
- William McNulty Brodhead (''Representative''), Democrat, Michigan
- Edward William Brooke, III (''Senator''), Republican, Massachusetts
- Jack Brooks (politician) (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas
- William S. Broomfield (''Representative''), Republican, Michigan
- Clarence J. Brown, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, Ohio
- Garry Eldridge Brown (''Representative''), Republican, Michigan
- George Edward Brown, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, California
- James Thomas Broyhill (''Representative''), Republican, North Carolina
- John Hall Buchanan, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, Alabama
- Dale Bumpers (''Senator''), Democrat, Arkansas
- Quentin Northrop Burdick (''Senator''), Democrat, North Dakota
- Clair Walter Burgener (''Representative''), Republican, California
- J. Herbert Burke (''Representative''), Republican, Florida
- James Anthony Burke (''Representative''), Democrat, Massachusetts
- Yvonne Brathwaite Burke (''Representative''), Democrat, California
- Omar Truman Burleson (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas
- William Dean Burlison (''Representative''), Democrat, Missouri
- John Lowell Burton (''Representative''), Democrat, California
- Phillip Burton (''Representative''), Democrat, California
- Manley Caldwell Butler (''Representative''), Republican, Virginia
- Harry Flood Byrd, Jr. (''Senator''), Democrat, Virginia
- Robert Carlyle Byrd (''Senator''), Democrat, West Virginia
- Goodloe Edgar Byron (''Representative''), Democrat, Maryland
- Howard Walter Cannon (''Senator''), Democrat, Nevada
- Bruce Faulkner Caputo (''Representative''), Republican, New York
- Charles Joseph Carney (''Representative''), Democrat, Ohio
- Milton Robert (Bob) Carr (''Representative''), Democrat, Michigan
- Tim Lee Carter (''Representative''), Republican, Kentucky
- Clifford Philip Case (''Senator''), Republican, New Jersey
- John Joseph Cavanaugh III (''Representative''), Democrat, Nebraska
- Elford Albin Cederberg (''Representative''), Republican, Michigan
- John Hubbard Chafee (''Senator''), Republican, Rhode Island
- William Venroe Chappell, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Florida
- Lawton Mainor Chiles, Jr. (''Senator''), Democrat, Florida
- Shirley Anita Chisholm (''Representative''), Democrat, New York
- Frank Forrester Church (''Senator''), Democrat, Idaho
- Richard Clarence (Dick) Clark (''Senator''), Democrat, Iowa
- Donald Holst Clausen (''Representative''), Republican, California
- Delwin Morgan Clawson (''Representative''), Republican, California
- William Lacy Clay, Sr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Missouri
- James Colgate Cleveland (''Representative''), Republican, New Hampshire
- William Thad Cochran (''Representative, Senator''), Republican, Mississippi
- William Sebastian Cohen (''Representative''), Republican, Maine
- Earl Thomas Coleman (''Representative''), Republican, Missouri
- Cardiss Collins (''Representative''), Democrat, Illinois
- James Mitchell Collins (''Representative''), Republican, Texas
- Barber Benjamin Conable, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, New York
- Silvio Ottavio Conte (''Representative''), Republican, Massachusetts
- John Conyers, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Michigan
- Thomas Joseph Corcoran (''Representative''), Republican, Illinois
- James Charles Corman (''Representative''), Democrat, California
- Robert John Cornell (''Representative''), Democrat, Wisconsin
- David Lance Cornwell (''Representative''), Democrat, Indiana
- Baltasar Corrada-del Río (''Resident Commissioner''), New Progressive , Puerto Rico
- William Ross Cotter (''Representative''), Democrat, Connecticut
- Robert Lawrence Coughlin (''Representative''), Republican, Pennsylvania
- Philip Miller Crane (''Representative''), Republican, Illinois
- Alan Cranston (''Senator''), Democrat, California
- John Chester Culver (''Senator''), Democrat, Iowa
- John Edward Cunningham, III (''Representative''), Republican, Washington
- Carl Thomas Curtis (''Senator''), Republican, Nebraska
- Norman Edward D'Amours (''Representative''), Democrat, New Hampshire
- John Claggett Danforth (''Senator''), Republican, Missouri
- Robert Williams Daniel, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, Virginia
- Wilbur Clarence (Dan) Daniel (''Representative''), Democrat, Virginia
- George Elmore Danielson (''Representative''), Democrat, California
- Mendel Jackson Davis (''Representative''), Democrat, South Carolina
- Eligio De La Garza, II (Kika) (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas
- Ron De Lugo (''Delegate''), Democrat, Virgin Islands
- Dennis Webster Deconcini (''Senator''), Democrat, Arizona
- James Joseph Delaney (''Representative''), Democrat, New York
- Ronald Vernie Dellums (''Representative''), Democrat, California
- John Herman Dent (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania
- Butler Carson Derrick, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, South Carolina
- Edward Joseph Derwinski (''Representative''), Republican, Illinois
- Samuel Leeper Devine (''Representative''), Republican, Ohio
- William Louis Dickinson (''Representative''), Republican, Alabama
- Norman DeValois Dicks (''Representative''), Democrat, Washington
- Charles Coles Diggs, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Michigan
- John David Dingell, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Michigan
- Christopher John Dodd (''Representative''), Democrat, Connecticut
- Robert Joseph Dole (''Senator''), Republican, Kansas
- Pete Vichi Domenici (''Senator''), Republican, New Mexico
- Robert Kenneth Dornan (''Representative''), Republican, California
- Thomas Joseph Downey (''Representative''), Democrat, New York
- Robert Frederick Drinan (''Representative''), Democrat, Massachusetts
- John James Duncan (''Representative''), Republican, Tennessee
- Robert Blackford Duncan (''Representative''), Democrat, Oregon
- David Ferdinand Durenberger (''Senator''), Republican, Minnesota
- John Anthony Durkin (''Senator''), Democrat, New Hampshire
- Thomas Francis Eagleton (''Senator''), Democrat, Missouri
- Joseph Daniel Early (''Representative''), Democrat, Massachusetts
- James Oliver Eastland (''Senator''), Democrat, Mississippi
- Robert Christian Eckhardt (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas
- Robert William Edgar (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania
- Marvin Henry (Mickey) Edwards (''Representative''), Republican, Oklahoma
- William Donlon (Don) Edwards (''Representative''), Democrat, California
- William Jackson (Jack) Edwards (''Representative''), Republican, Alabama
- Joshua Eilberg (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania
- David Farnham Emery (''Representative''), Republican, Maine
- Glenn Lee English, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Oklahoma
- John Neal Erlenborn (''Representative''), Republican, Illinois
- Allen Edward Ertel (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania
- Billy Lee Evans (''Representative''), Democrat, Georgia
- David Walter Evans (''Representative''), Democrat, Indiana
- Frank Edward Evans (''Representative''), Democrat, Colorado
- Thomas B. Evans, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, Delaware
- John G. Fary (''Representative''), Democrat, Illinois
- Dante Bruno Fascell (''Representative''), Democrat, Florida
- Walter Edward Fauntroy (''Delegate''), Democrat, District Of Columbia
- Millicent Hammond Fenwick (''Representative''), Republican, New Jersey
- Paul Findley (''Representative''), Republican, Illinois
- Hamilton Fish, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, New York
- Joseph Lyman Fisher (''Representative''), Democrat, Virginia
- Floyd James Fithian (''Representative''), Democrat, Indiana
- Ronnie Gene Flippo (''Representative''), Democrat, Alabama
- Daniel John Flood (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania
- James Joseph Florio (''Representative''), Democrat, New Jersey
- Walter Flowers (''Representative''), Democrat, Alabama
- John James Flynt, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Georgia
- Thomas Stephen Foley (''Representative''), Democrat, Washington
- Harold Eugene Ford (''Representative''), Democrat, Tennessee
- Wendell Hampton Ford (''Senator''), Democrat, Kentucky
- William David Ford (''Representative''), Democrat, Michigan
- Edwin Bell Forsythe (''Representative''), Republican, New Jersey
- Lawrence H. Fountain (''Representative''), Democrat, North Carolina
- Wyche Fowler, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Georgia
- Donald MacKay Fraser (''Representative''), Democrat Farmer Labor , Minnesota
- William Eldridge Frenzel (''Representative''), Republican, Minnesota
- Louis Frey, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, Florida
- Don Fuqua (''Representative''), Democrat, Florida
- Robert Alton Gammage (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas
- Robert Garcia (''Representative''), Democrat, New York
- Edwin Jacob (Jake) Garn (''Senator''), Republican, Utah
- Joseph Matthew Gaydos (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania
- Richard Andrew Gephardt (''Representative''), Democrat, Missouri
- Robert Nicholas Giaimo (''Representative''), Democrat, Connecticut
- Sam Melville Gibbons (''Representative''), Democrat, Florida
- Benjamin Arthur Gilman (''Representative''), Republican, New York
- Ronald Bryan (Bo) Ginn (''Representative''), Democrat, Georgia
- John Herschel Glenn, Jr (''Senator''), Democrat, Ohio
- Daniel Robert Glickman (''Representative''), Democrat, Kansas
- Barry Morris Goldwater (''Senator''), Republican, Arizona
- Barry Morris Goldwater, Jr. (''Senator''), Republican, Arizona
- Henry Barbosa Gonzalez (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas
- William Franklin Goodling (''Representative''), Republican, Pennsylvania
- Albert Arnold Gore, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Tennessee
- Willis David Gradison, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, Ohio
- Charles Ernest Grassley (''Representative''), Republican, Iowa
- Maurice Robert (Mike) Gravel (''Senator''), Democrat, Alaska
- Sedgwick William (Bill) Green (''Representative''), Republican, New York
- Robert Paul Griffin (''Senator''), Republican, Michigan
- Vonno Lamar Gudger, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, North Carolina
- Tennyson Guyer (''Representative''), Republican, Ohio
- Thomas Michael Hagedorn (''Representative''), Republican, Minnesota
- Sam Blakeley Hall, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas
- Lee Herbert Hamilton (''Representative''), Democrat, Indiana
- John Paul Hammerschmidt (''Representative''), Republican, Arkansas
- James Michael Hanley (''Representative''), Democrat, New York
- Mark Warren Hannaford (''Representative''), Democrat, California
- Clifford Peter Hansen (''Senator''), Republican, Wyoming
- George Vernon Hansen (''Representative''), Republican, Idaho
- Thomas Richard Harkin (''Representative''), Democrat, Iowa
- Michael Joseph Harrington (''Representative''), Democrat, Massachusetts
- Herbert Eugene Harris, II (''Representative''), Democrat, Virginia
- William Howard Harsha (''Representative''), Republican, Ohio
- Gary Warren Hart (''Senator''), Democrat, Colorado
- Floyd Kirk Haskell (''Senator''), Democrat, Colorado
- Orrin Grant Hatch (''Senator''), Republican, Utah
- Mark Odom Hatfield (''Senator''), Republican, Oregon
- Paul Gerhart Hatfield (''Senator''), Democrat, Montana
- William Dodd Hathaway (''Senator''), Democrat, Maine
- Augustus Freeman (Gus) Hawkins (''Representative''), Democrat, California
- Samuel Ichiye Hayakawa (''Senator''), Republican, California
- Wayne Levere Hays (''Representative''), Democrat, Ohio
- Margaret M. Heckler (''Representative''), Republican, Massachusetts
- Willie Gathrel (Bill) Hefner (''Representative''), Democrat, North Carolina
- Cecil Landau Heftel (''Representative''), Democrat, Hawaii
- Henry John Heinz, III (''Senator''), Republican, Pennsylvania
- Jesse Helms (''Senator''), Republican, North Carolina
- Jack English Hightower (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas
- Elwood Haynes Hillis (''Representative''), Republican, Indiana
- Kaneaster Hodges, Jr (''Senator''), Democrat, Arkansas
- Kenneth Lamar Holland (''Representative''), Democrat, South Carolina
- Harold Capistran Hollenbeck (''Representative''), Republican, New Jersey
- Ernest Frederick Hollings (''Senator''), Democrat, South Carolina
- Marjorie Sewell Holt (''Representative''), Republican, Maryland
- Elizabeth Holtzman (''Representative''), Democrat, New York
- Frank Jefferson Horton (''Representative''), Republican, New York
- James John Howard (''Representative''), Democrat, New Jersey
- Carroll Hubbard, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Kentucky
- Thomas Jerald Huckaby (''Representative''), Democrat, Louisiana
- Walter Darlington Huddleston (''Senator''), Democrat, Kentucky
- William John Hughes (''Representative''), Democrat, New Jersey
- Hubert Horatio Humphrey, Jr. (''Senator''), Democrat, Minnesota
- Muriel Buck Humphrey (''Senator''), Democrat, Minnesota
- Henry John Hyde (''Representative''), Republican, Illinois
- Henry Martin (Scoop) Jackson (''Senator''), Democrat, Washington
- Andrew Jacobs, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Indiana
- Jacob Koppel Javits (''Senator''), Republican, New York
- James Merrill Jeffords (''Representative''), Republican, Vermont
- Edgar Lanier Jenkins (''Representative''), Democrat, Georgia
- John Wilson Jenrette, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, South Carolina
- Harold Terry Johnson (''Representative''), Democrat, California
- James Paul (Jim) Johnson (''Representative''), Republican, Colorado
- John Bennett Johnston, Jr. (''Senator''), Democrat, Louisiana
- Ed Jones (''Representative''), Democrat, Tennessee
- James Robert Jones (''Representative''), Democrat, Oklahoma
- Walter Beaman Jones, Sr. (''Representative''), Democrat, North Carolina
- Barbara Charline Jordan (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas
- Nancy Landon Kassebaum (''Senator''), Republican, Kansas
- Robert Walter Kasten, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, Wisconsin
- Robert William Kastenmeier (''Representative''), Democrat, Wisconsin
- Abraham Kazen, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas
- Richard Kelly (''Representative''), Republican, Florida
- Jack French Kemp (''Representative''), Republican, New York
- Edward Moore Kennedy (''Senator''), Democrat, Massachusetts
- William Matthew Ketchum (''Representative''), Republican, California
- Martha Elizabeth Keys (''Representative''), Democrat, Kansas
- Dale Edward Kildee (''Representative''), Democrat, Michigan
- Thomas Norman Kindness (''Representative''), Republican, Ohio
- Edward Irving Koch (''Representative''), Democrat- Liberal , New York
- Peter Houston Kostmayer (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania
- John Hans Krebs (''Representative''), Democrat, California
- Robert Charles Krueger (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas
- John Joseph Lafalce (''Representative''), Democrat, New York
- Robert John Lagomarsino (''Representative''), Republican, California
- Delbert Leroy Latta (''Representative''), Republican, Ohio
- Paul Dominque Laxalt (''Senator''), Republican, Nevada
- James Albert Smith Leach (''Representative''), Republican, Iowa
- Patrick Joseph Leahy (''Senator''), Democrat, Vermont
- Raymond Francis Lederer (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania
- Joseph Anthony Lefante (''Representative''), Democrat, New Jersey
- Robert Louis Leggett (''Representative''), Democrat, California
- William Lehman (''Representative''), Democrat, Florida
- Norman Frederick Lent (''Representative''), Republican- Conservative , New York
- Elliott Harris Levitas (''Representative''), Democrat, Georgia
- Robert Linligthgow Livingston, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, Louisiana
- James Fredrick Lloyd (''Representative''), Democrat, California
- Marilyn Laird Lloyd (''Representative''), Democrat, Tennessee
- Clarence Dickinson Long (''Representative''), Democrat, Maryland
- Gillis William Long (''Representative''), Democrat, Louisiana
- Russell Billiu Long (''Senator''), Democrat, Louisiana
- Chester Trent Lott (''Representative''), Republican, Mississippi
- Richard Green Lugar (''Senator''), Republican, Indiana
- Manuel Lujan, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, New Mexico
- Thomas Andrew Luken (''Representative''), Democrat, Ohio
- Stanley Nelson Lundine (''Representative''), Democrat, New York
- Edward Rell Madigan (''Representative''), Republican, Illinois
- Warren Grant Magnuson (''Senator''), Democrat, Washington
- Gene Andrew Maguire (''Representative''), Democrat, New Jersey
- George Herman Mahon (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas
- James Robert Mann (''Representative''), Democrat, South Carolina
- Edward John Markey (''Representative''), Democrat, Massachusetts
- Marc Lincoln Marks (''Representative''), Republican, Pennsylvania
- Ronald Charles Marlenee (''Representative''), Republican, Montana
- David Daniel Marriott (''Representative''), Republican, Utah
- James Grubbs Martin (''Representative''), Republican, North Carolina
- Charles McCurdy Mathias, Jr (''Senator''), Republican, Maryland
- Marvin Dawson Mathis (''Representative''), Democrat, Georgia
- Spark Masayuki Matsunaga (''Senator''), Democrat, Hawaii
- James Albon Mattox (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas
- Romano Louis Mazzoli (''Representative''), Democrat, Kentucky
- John Little McClellan (''Senator''), Democrat, Arkansas
- Robert McClory (''Representative''), Republican, Illinois
- Paul Norton McCloskey, Jr. (Pete) (''Representative''), Republican, California
- James Albertus McClure (''Senator''), Republican, Idaho
- Mike McCormack (''Representative''), Democrat, Washington
- Joseph Michael McDade (''Representative''), Republican, Pennsylvania
- Lawrence Patton McDonald (''Representative''), Democrat, Georgia
- Robert Cameron McEwen (''Representative''), Republican, New York
- John Joseph McFall (''Representative''), Democrat, California
- George Stanley McGovern (''Senator''), Democrat, South Dakota
- Matthew Francis McHugh (''Representative''), Democrat, New York
- Thomas James McIntyre (''Senator''), Democrat, New Hampshire
- Koln Gunn McKay (''Representative''), Democrat, Utah
- Stewart Brett McKinney (''Representative''), Republican, Connecticut
- Lloyd Meeds (''Representative''), Democrat, Washington
- John Melcher (''Senator''), Democrat, Montana
- Lee Warren Metcalf (''Senator''), Democrat, Montana
- Ralph Harold Metcalfe (''Representative''), Democrat, Illinois
- Howard Morton Metzenbaum (''Senator''), Democrat, Ohio
- Helen Stevenson Meyner (''Representative''), Democrat, New Jersey
- Robert Henry Michel (''Representative''), Republican, Illinois
- Barbara Ann Mikulski (''Representative''), Democrat, Maryland
- Abner Joseph Mikva (''Representative''), Democrat, Illinois
- Dale Milford (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas
- Clarence E. Miller (''Representative''), Republican, Ohio
- George Miller (''Representative''), Democrat, California
- Norman Yoshio Mineta (''Representative''), Democrat, California
- Joseph George Minish (''Representative''), Democrat, New Jersey
- Donald Jerome Mitchell (''Representative''), Republican, New York
- Parren James Mitchell (''Representative''), Democrat, Maryland
- John Joseph Moakley (''Representative''), Democrat, Massachusetts
- Anthony John Moffett, Jr. (Toby) (''Representative''), Democrat, Connecticut
- Robert Homer Mollohan (''Representative''), Democrat, West Virginia
- Gillespie V. (Sonny) Montgomery (''Representative''), Democrat, Mississippi
- William Henson Moore, III (''Representative''), Republican, Louisiana
- Carlos John Moorhead (''Representative''), Republican, California
- William Singer Moorhead (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania
- Robert Burren Morgan (''Senator''), Democrat, North Carolina
- John Emerson Moss (''Representative''), Democrat, California
- Ronald Milton Mottl (''Representative''), Democrat, Ohio
- Daniel Patrick Moynihan (''Senator''), Democrat, New York
- Austin John Murphy (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania
- John Michael Murphy (''Representative''), Democrat, New York
- Morgan Francis Murphy (''Representative''), Democrat, Illinois
- John Patrick Murtha, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania
- Edmund Sixtus Muskie (''Senator''), Democrat, Maine
- Gary Arthur Myers (''Representative''), Republican, Pennsylvania
- John Thomas Myers (''Representative''), Republican, Indiana
- Michael Joseph (Ozzie) Myers (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania
- William Huston Natcher (''Representative''), Democrat, Kentucky
- Stephen Lybrook Neal (''Representative''), Democrat, North Carolina
- Lucien Norbert Nedzi (''Representative''), Democrat, Michigan
- Gaylord Anton Nelson (''Senator''), Democrat, Wisconsin
- William Flynt Nichols (''Representative''), Democrat, Alabama
- Robert Nelson Cornelius Nix, Sr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania
- Richard Michael Nolan (''Representative''), Democrat, Minnesota
- Henry James Nowak (''Representative''), Democrat, New York
- Samuel Augustus Nunn (''Senator''), Democrat, Georgia
- George Miller O'Brien (''Representative''), Republican, Illinois
- Thomas Phillip O'Neill, Jr. (Tip) (''Speaker of the House''), Democrat, Massachusetts
- Mary Rose Oakar (''Representative''), Democrat, Ohio
- James Louis Oberstar (''Representative''), Democrat, Minnesota
- David Ross Obey (''Representative''), Democrat, Wisconsin
- Richard Lawrence Ottinger (''Representative''), Democrat, New York
- Robert William Packwood (''Senator''), Republican, Oregon
- Leon Edward Panetta (''Representative''), Democrat, California
- Edward James Patten (''Representative''), Democrat, New Jersey
- Jerry Mumford Patterson (''Representative''), Democrat, California
- Edward Worthington Pattison (''Representative''), Democrat, New York
- James Blackwood Pearson (''Senator''), Republican, Kansas
- Donald James Pease (''Representative''), Democrat, Ohio
- Claiborne De Borda Pell (''Senator''), Democrat, Rhode Island
- Claude Denson Pepper (''Representative''), Democrat, Florida
- Charles Harting Percy (''Senator''), Republican, Illinois
- Carl Dewey Perkins (''Representative''), Democrat, Kentucky
- Shirley Neil Pettis (''Representative''), Republican, California
- James Jarrell (Jake) Pickle (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas
- Otis Grey Pike (''Representative''), Democrat, New York
- William Robert Poage (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas
- Larry Lee Pressler (''Representative''), Republican, South Dakota
- Lunsford Richardson Preyer (''Representative''), Democrat, North Carolina
- Charles Melvin Price (''Representative''), Democrat, Illinois
- Joel McFee Pritchard (''Representative''), Republican, Washington
- William Proxmire (''Senator''), Democrat, Wisconsin
- Carl Duane Pursell (''Representative''), Republican, Michigan
- Nick Joe Rahall, II (''Representative''), Democrat, West Virginia
- Thomas Fisher Railsback (''Representative''), Republican, Illinois
- Jennings Randolph (''Senator''), Democrat, West Virginia
- Charles B. Rangel (''Representative''), Democrat, New York
- Ralph Straus Regula (''Representative''), Republican, Ohio
- Henry Schoellkopf Reuss (''Representative''), Democrat, Wisconsin
- John Jacob Rhodes (''Representative''), Republican, Arizona
- Abraham Alexander Ribicoff (''Senator''), Democrat, Connecticut
- Frederick William Richmond (''Representative''), Democrat, New York
- Donald Wayne Riegle, Jr. (''Senator''), Democrat, Michigan
- Matthew John Rinaldo (''Representative''), Republican, New Jersey
- Theodore Marshall Risenhoover (''Representative''), Democrat, Oklahoma
- Herbert Ray Roberts (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas
- James Kenneth Robinson (''Representative''), Republican, Virginia
- Peter Wallace Rodino, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, New Jersey
- Robert A. Roe (''Representative''), Democrat, New Jersey
- Paul Grant Rogers (''Representative''), Democrat, Florida
- Teno Roncalio (''Representative''), Democrat, Wyoming
- Frederick Bernard Rooney (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania
- Charles Grandison Rose, III (''Representative''), Democrat, North Carolina
- Benjamin Stanley Rosenthal (''Representative''), Democrat, New York
- Daniel David Rostenkowski (''Representative''), Democrat, Illinois
- William Victor Roth, Jr. (''Senator''), Republican, Delaware
- John Harbin Rousselot (''Representative''), Republican, California
- Edward Ross Roybal (''Representative''), Democrat, California
- Eldon Dean Rudd (''Representative''), Republican, Arizona
- Harold Lowell Runnels (''Representative''), Democrat, New Mexico
- Philip Edward Ruppe (''Representative''), Republican, Michigan
- Martin Anthony Russo (''Representative''), Democrat, Illinois
- Leo Joseph Ryan (''Representative''), Democrat, California
- James David Santini (''Representative''), Democrat, Nevada
- Ronald Arthur Sarasin (''Representative''), Republican, Connecticut
- Paul Spyros Sarbanes (''Senator''), Democrat, Maryland
- James Ralph Sasser (''Senator''), Democrat, Tennessee
- David Edward Satterfield, III (''Representative''), Democrat, Virginia
- Harold Samuel Sawyer (''Representative''), Republican, Michigan
- James Haas Scheuer (''Representative''), Democrat- Liberal , New York
- Harrison Hagan Schmitt (''Senator''), Republican, New Mexico
- Patricia Scott Schroeder (''Representative''), Democrat, Colorado
- Richard Taylor Schulze (''Representative''), Republican, Pennsylvania
- Richard Schultz Schweiker (''Senator''), Republican, Pennsylvania
- William Lloyd Scott (''Senator''), Republican, Virginia
- Keith George Sebelius (''Representative''), Republican, Kansas
- John Frederick Seiberling (''Representative''), Democrat, Ohio
- Philip Riley Sharp (''Representative''), Democrat, Indiana
- George Edward Shipley (''Representative''), Democrat, Illinois
- E.G. (Bud) Shuster (''Representative''), Republican, Pennsylvania
- Robert Lee Fulton Sikes (''Representative''), Democrat, Florida
- Paul Martin Simon (''Representative''), Democrat, Illinois
- Alan Kooi Simpson (''Senator''), Republican, Wyoming
- Bernice Frederic Sisk (''Representative''), Democrat, California
- Isaac Newton Skelton, IV (Ike) (''Representative''), Democrat, Missouri
- Joe Skubitz (''Representative''), Republican, Kansas
- John Mark Slack, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, West Virginia
- Neal Edward Smith (''Representative''), Democrat, Iowa
- Virginia Dodd Smith (''Representative''), Republican, Nebraska
- Marion Gene Snyder (''Representative''), Republican, Kentucky
- Stephen Joshua Solarz (''Representative''), Democrat, New York
- John Jackson Sparkman (''Senator''), Democrat, Alabama
- Gladys Noon Spellman (''Representative''), Democrat, Maryland
- Floyd Davidson Spence (''Representative''), Republican, South Carolina
- Fernand Joseph St Germain (''Representative''), Democrat, Rhode Island
- Robert Theodore Stafford (''Senator''), Republican, Vermont
- Harley Orrin Staggers (''Representative''), Democrat, West Virginia
- Arlan Ingehart Stangeland (''Representative''), Republican, Minnesota
- John William Stanton (''Representative''), Republican, Ohio
- Fortney Hillman (Pete) Stark, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, California
- Thomas Jefferson Steed (''Representative''), Democrat, Oklahoma
- Newton Ivan Steers, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, Maryland
- William Albert Steiger (''Representative''), Republican, Wisconsin
- John Cornelius Stennis (''Senator''), Democrat, Mississippi
- Theodore F. (Ted) Stevens (''Senator''), Republican, Alaska
- Adlai Ewing III Stevenson (''Senator''), Democrat, Illinois
- Donald Wilbur Stewart (''Senator''), Democrat, Alabama
- David Alan Stockman (''Representative''), Republican, Michigan
- Louis Stokes (''Representative''), Democrat, Ohio
- Richard Bernard Stone (''Senator''), Democrat, Florida
- Samuel Studdiford Stratton (''Representative''), Democrat, New York
- Gerry Eastman Studds (''Representative''), Democrat, Massachusetts
- Robert Lee Stump (''Representative''), Democrat, Arizona
- Steven Douglas Symms (''Representative''), Republican, Idaho
- Herman Eugene Talmadge (''Senator''), Democrat, Georgia
- Gene Taylor (''Representative''), Republican, Missouri
- Olin Earl Teague (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas
- Frank Thompson, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, New Jersey
- Charles Thone (''Representative''), Republican, Nebraska
- Raymond Hoyt Thornton, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Arkansas
- James Strom Thurmond (''Senator''), Republican, South Carolina
- Richard Alvin Tonry (''Representative''), Democrat, Louisiana
- John Goodwin Tower (''Senator''), Republican, Texas
- Jerome Bob Traxler (''Representative''), Democrat, Michigan
- David Conner Treen (''Representative''), Republican, Louisiana
- Paul Seward Trible, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, Virginia
- Paul Efthemios Tsongas (''Representative''), Democrat, Massachusetts
- James (Jim) Guy Tucker, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Arkansas
- Lionel Van Deerlin (''Representative''), Democrat, California
- Guy Adrian Vander Jagt (''Representative''), Republican, Michigan
- Charles Albert Vanik (''Representative''), Democrat, Ohio
- Bruce Frank Vento (''Representative''), Democrat Farmer Labor , Minnesota
- Harold Lee Volkmer (''Representative''), Democrat, Missouri
- Joseph David Waggonner, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Louisiana
- Douglas Walgren (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania
- Robert Smith Walker (''Representative''), Republican, Pennsylvania
- Malcolm Wallop (''Senator''), Republican, Wyoming
- William Francis Walsh (''Representative''), Republican- Conservative , New York
- William Creed Wampler (''Representative''), Republican, Virginia
- John William Warner (''Senator''), Republican, Virginia
- Wesley Wade Watkins (''Representative''), Democrat, Oklahoma
- Henry Arnold Waxman (''Representative''), Democrat, California
- James Howard Weaver (''Representative''), Democrat, Oregon
- Lowell Palmer Weicker, Jr. (''Senator''), Republican, Connecticut
- Theodore S. Weiss (''Representative''), Democrat, New York
- Charles William Whalen, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, Ohio
- Richard Crawford White (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas
- George William Whitehurst (''Representative''), Republican, Virginia
- Charles Orville Whitley (''Representative''), Democrat, North Carolina
- Jamie Lloyd Whitten (''Representative''), Democrat, Mississippi
- Charles Edward Wiggins (''Representative''), Republican, California
- Harrison Arlington Williams, Jr. (''Senator''), Democrat, New Jersey
- Charles Wilson (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas
- Charles Herbert Wilson (''Representative''), Democrat, California
- Robert Carlton (Bob) Wilson (''Representative''), Republican, California
- Edward Lawrence Winn, Jr. (Larry) (''Representative''), Republican, Kansas
- Timothy E Wirth (''Representative''), Democrat, Colorado
- Lester Lionel Wolff (''Representative''), Democrat, New York
- Antonio Borja Won Pat (''Delegate''), Democrat, Guam
- James Claude Wright, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas
- John Waldemar Wydler (''Representative''), Republican, New York
- Chalmers Pangburn Wylie (''Representative''), Republican, Ohio
- Sidney Richard Yates (''Representative''), Democrat, Illinois
- Gus Yatron (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania
- Andrew Jackson Young, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Georgia
- Charles William (Bill) Young (''Representative''), Republican, Florida
- Donald Edwin Young (''Representative''), Republican, Alaska
- John Andrew Young (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas
- Milton Ruben Young (''Senator''), Republican, North Dakota
- Robert Anton Young, III (''Representative''), Democrat, Missouri
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