Rank the House members who have represented you

[Mad Deadly Worldwide Communist Gangster Computer God]

1. Chris Murphy
2. Elizabeth Esty
3. Nancy Johnson
4. Virginia Foxx

[SWE]

1. Brian Higgins
2. Kathy Hochul
3. Jack Quinn
4. Chris Collins

[Horus]

1. Hank Johnson
2. Joyce Beatty
3. Roscoe Bartlett
4. Pat Tiberi
5. Jim Jordan

[ElectionsGuy]

1. Paul Ryan (R, 1st district, 2001-Present)
2. Jerry Kleczka (D, 4th district, 1998-2001)

[free my dawg]

1. Carol Shea-Porter (2007-2011, 2013-)
2. Marty Meehan (1994-1998)
3. Jeb Bradley (2003-2007)
4. John E. Sununu (1998-2003)
5. Joe Pitts (2013-)
6. Frank Guinta (2011-2013)

[LeBron]

1) Dennis Kucinich (1997-2013)
2) Marcy Kaptur (2013-present)
3) Martin Hoke (1994-1997)

It's a tough call between Kucinich and Kaptur. I feel Kaptur has come true on her promise that she would represent and visit us to her utmost potential and not end up centering around just the Toledo-Sandusky-Elyria area. Kucinich was remarkable to our district to though like supporting our MetroParks. He's grown up in Cleveland his whole life and his congressional career (and office) was centered around Cleveland.

The other problem in deciding is among their one differing issue, foreign policy, I do agree with Kaptur that we should send military aid to the Ukraine, but I also strongly supported the Kucinich's 2007 Iraqi evacuation and his other anti-war policies. So I guess it comes down to views on Afghanistan and side issues on amnesty for children of illegal immigrants, abortion, gun control, and Dodd-Frank, in which case, Kucinich all the way. Kaptur just needs some more time getting used to.

As for Hoke, he was just a controversial, conservative buffoon. He once considered dating two female Congresswomen and had his infamous "TV moment" that did him in, in 1996 (along with the district's heavy Democratic nature).

[SPC]

Dana Rohrabacher
John Campbell

Chris Cox


Henry Waxman

[morgieb]

1. Anthony Albanese (2012-)
2. Daryl Melham (2003-10)
3. Tanya Plibersek (2010-12)
4. Robert McClelland (1996-2003)
5. Peter Baldwin (1994)
6. Gary Punch (1994-96) (bottom 2 are mainly because I have little idea of their record)

[Flake]

1. Robert Andrews
2. Alan Grayson
3. Dan Webster

[Wake Me Up When The Hard Border Ends]

1. Luke Simpkins (2007-)
2. Alan Rocher (1991-93)
3. Paul Filing (1993-98)
4. Graham Edwards (1998-2007)
5. Richard Evans (1998)

[Oldiesfreak1854]

1. Dave Camp (2013-present)
2. Jim Barcia (1993-2003)
3. Dale Kildee (2003-2013)

Thankfully, all of my Congressmen have been good.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

1.  Whoever replaces Jim Moran
2.  Jim Moran

[Miles]

Holy crap, I didn't realize how bad I had it:

1) Bob Livingston
2) Robert Pittenger
3) Sue Myrick
4) Bill Cassidy
5) David Vitter

There's not a lot of space between Livingston and Vitter; they're all almost interchangeable.

[🦀🎂🦀🎂]

1) Stephen Twigg, (1997 - 2005); (failed shadow education sec.)
2) Nick Clegg (2005 - present); (Is Nick Clegg)
3) Michael Portillo (1984 - 1997); (makes good documentaries about trains)
4) David Burrowes (2005 - present); (irritating socon)

[Clarence Boddicker]

1. Marilyn Lloyd (1987-1995)
2. Zach Wamp (1995-2011)
3. Chuck Fleischmann (2011-present)

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

FL-22
1. Allen West (R) (2011-2013)
2. Clay Shaw (R) (1993-2007)
3. Ron Klain (D) (2007-2011)
4. Lois Frankel (D) (2013-)

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

FL-22
1. Allen West (R) (2011-2013)
2. Clay Shaw (R) (1993-2007)
3. Ron Klain (D) (2007-2011)
4. Lois Frankel (D) (2013-)

Wasn't that the alias of one of the guys that plotted to kill Kennedy in "JFK"? Surprised he's not number one.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

1. Dante Fascell (D, FL-4, FL-12)
2. either Charles Floyd Hatcher (D-GA-2) or J. Roy Rowland (D,-GA-8)
3. Floyd Spence (R,SC-2)
10. Joe Wilson (R, SC-2)
100. Albert Watson (R, SC-2)

[Dr. Cynic]

1. Mike Doyle (Closest to my own views)
2. Frank Mascara (Not as close to my views, but best local issues Rep. I've ever had)
3. Joseph Gaydos (Rep. when I was a small child. Don't remember much of him, but has a good reputation here)
4. John Murtha (Honestly never cared for him, but he was preferable to the other two on here)
5. Austin Murphy (Corrupt, but at least he was local)
6. Bill Shuster (Gerrymandered into his district. Doubt he'd know where the hell Monongahela is considering he's from out closer to Gettysburg. Does nothing for our area at all)

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

Unlike with Senators and Governors I've lucked out in not actually having had any Representatives I consider particularly terrible.

1. Bernie Sanders
2. John Olver
3. Jim McGovern
4. Richard Neal
5. Jim Saxton
6. Chris Smith

[Türkisblau]

1. Martin Heinrich
2. Heather Wilson
3. Michelle Lujan Grisham
4. Scott Rigell

[Hatman 🍁]

1) Paul Dewar (2008-2013)
2) David McGuinty (2004-2008; 2013-present)
3) John Manley (1988-2004)

No idea: Jean-Robert Gauthier (I was 2 when he left office). Probably better than McGuinty or Manley.

[Boston Bread]

Federal
1) Aileen Carroll
2) John Godfrey
3) Belinda Stronach (lib->con switcher)
4) Peter Braid
5) Patrick Brown

Provincial

1) Catherine Fife
2) Kathleen Wynne
3) Ann Hoggarth
4) Aileen Carroll
5) Frank Cleves
6) Rod Jackson

Barrie, Don Valley West, Kitchener-Waterloo, and Newmarket-Aurora are all represented here; I don't remember any MPs/MPPs I had before 2003.

[Mr. Smith]

3. Bob Goodlatte  [VA-06](1993-Present/ 2011- Present)  {completely disagreeable and wrong on nearly everything, kind of elitist as well}





2. Ron Dellums [CA-9] (1993-1999) {incompetent}
1. Barbara Lee [CA-9/13] (1999-Present/ 1999- 2011) {she really did speak for me}

[Vosem]

1. Timothy Johnson (R-IL, 2002-2005)
2. Jerry Nadler (D-NY, 1997-2002)
3. Jim Renacci (R-OH, 2011-present)
4. Dennis Kucinich (D-OH, 2005-2011)