# Members of Congress Hub A **selective** roster of sitting senators and representatives — chamber leadership plus the members most active in the 2025–2026 cycle. This is deliberately *not* all 535; the full membership is tracked seat-by-seat in [[2026 Midterms Hub]], and the institution itself is mapped in [[Congress]]. Every member listed below now has a `/People/` record (`type: person`, tag `senator` or `representative`). Inclusion here means a member is a recurring national actor — through leadership, committee power, message-making, or being a center of this cycle's fights — not a comprehensive directory. ## Senate **Leadership** | Role | Senator | Party | |---|---|---| | Majority Leader | [[John Thune]] | R | | Minority Leader | [[Chuck Schumer]] | D | **Republican — most active this cycle** | Senator | State | Note | |---|---|---| | [[Josh Hawley]] | MO | Populist-right messaging; antitrust, labor positioning | | [[Ted Cruz]] | TX | Commerce Committee; high media profile | | [[Rand Paul]] | KY | Libertarian-right; spending and oversight foil | | [[Tommy Tuberville]] | AL | Running for Alabama governor 2026 | | [[Eric Schmitt]] | MO | Ex-state AG; rising MAGA-aligned voice | | [[Bernie Moreno]] | OH | Won 2024 against [[Sherrod Brown]] | | [[Rick Scott]] | FL | Ex-governor; leadership-contest history | **Democratic — most active this cycle** | Senator | State | Note | |---|---|---| | [[Bernie Sanders]] | VT | Independent, caucuses D; "Fighting Oligarchy" tour | | [[Elizabeth Warren]] | MA | Banking/consumer-finance oversight lead | | [[Cory Booker]] | NJ | Record-setting 2025 floor speech | | [[Adam Schiff]] | CA | Ex-House manager; administration antagonist | | [[Mark Kelly]] | AZ | Swing-state messenger; 2028 speculation | | [[Chris Murphy]] | CT | Democracy/authoritarianism messaging | | [[Raphael Warnock]] | GA | Swing-state principal | | [[John Fetterman]] | PA | Heterodox Democrat; intra-party friction | ## House **Leadership** | Role | Member | Party | |---|---|---| | Speaker | [[Mike Johnson]] | R | | Minority Leader | [[Hakeem Jeffries]] | D | **Republican — most active this cycle** | Member | State | Note | |---|---|---| | [[Marjorie Taylor Greene]] | GA | MAGA messaging; intra-conference flashpoints | | [[Jim Jordan]] | OH | Judiciary Committee chair; oversight driver | | [[Elise Stefanik]] | NY | Ex-Conference chair; running for NY governor 2026 | | [[Lauren Boebert]] | CO | [[Freedom Caucus]]-aligned messaging | | [[Wesley Hunt]] | TX | Rising MAGA-aligned voice | | [[Byron Donalds]] | FL | Running for Florida governor 2026 | **Democratic — most active this cycle** | Member | State | Note | |---|---|---| | [[Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez]] | NY | Progressive principal; "Fighting Oligarchy" tour | | [[Jamie Raskin]] | MD | Judiciary ranking member; constitutional messaging | | [[Jasmine Crockett]] | TX | Breakout oversight-hearing messenger | | [[Pramila Jayapal]] | WA | Ex-Progressive Caucus chair | | [[Ro Khanna]] | CA | Progressive policy entrepreneur; town-hall tour | | [[Greg Casar]] | TX | Progressive Caucus chair | | [[Maxwell Frost]] | FL | First Gen-Z member of Congress | | [[Ilhan Omar]] | MN | Squad principal | | [[Rashida Tlaib]] | MI | Squad principal | | [[Summer Lee]] | PA | Progressive messaging | ## Coverage Every member rostered above now has a `/People/` record (completed 2026-06-10). This roster is curated, not exhaustive — adding a member here means promoting them from the seat-level [[2026 Midterms Hub]] tracking to national-actor status. > Note: [[Matt Gaetz]] resigned from the House in November 2024 and is not a sitting member; his record remains in `/People/` for prior-period reference only. [[JD Vance]] is now Vice President, and [[Markwayne Mullin]] (ex-OK senator) became Secretary of Homeland Security in March 2026 — both are tracked under the executive branch ([[Trump 2.0 Cabinet Hub]]), not here. ## Related - [[US Governors Hub]] · [[State Officials Hub]] · [[Elected Officials]] - [[Congress]] — committees, leadership offices, and procedure - [[Committees Hub]] · [[2026 Midterms Hub]]