Paul Rose 1964-79 Labour M.P. and Oppostion frontbencher.
Name | Party | District | Elected | Note | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Carl Levin | Democrat | Michigan | 1978 | ||
Arlen Specter | Republican | Pennsylvania | 1980 | ||
Frank Lautenberg | Democrat | New Jersey | 2002 | Previously served 19822001 | |
Herb Kohl | Democrat | Wisconsin | 1988 | ||
Joseph Lieberman | Independent Democrat | Connecticut | 1988 | Formerly a Democrat, but lost 2006 party primary; currently serves as an Independent Democrat caucusing with Democrats. | |
Dianne Feinstein[1] | Democrat | California | 1992 | ||
Barbara Boxer | Democrat | California | 1992 | ||
Russ Feingold | Democrat | Wisconsin | 1992 | ||
Ron Wyden | Democrat | Oregon | 1996 | ||
Charles Schumer | Democrat | New York | 1998 | ||
Norm Coleman | Republican | Minnesota | 2002 | ||
Ben Cardin | Democrat | Maryland | 2006 | ||
Bernie Sanders | Independent (Democratic Socialist) | Vermont | 2006 | Sanders is a self-described "democratic socialist" and is a member of the Democratic Socialists of America, but because he does not belong to a formal political party he appears as an Independent on the ballot. Sanders caucuses with the Democratic Party and is counted as a Democrat for the purposes of committee assignments. |
Name | Party | District | Elected | Note | |
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Henry Waxman[3] | Democrat | CA-30 | 1974 | ||
Barney Frank[4] | Democrat | MA-04 | 1980 | ||
Tom Lantos[5] | Democrat | CA-12 | 1980 | Only Holocaust survivor to serve in Congress [citation needed] | |
Gary Ackerman[6] | Democrat | NY-05 | 1982 | Currently heads the International Council of Jewish Parliamentarians (ICJP) | |
Howard Berman[7] | Democrat | CA-28 | 1982 | ||
Sander M. Levin[8] | Democrat | MI-12 | 1982 | ||
Eliot L. Engel[9] | Democrat | NY-17 | 1988 | ||
Nita Lowey[10] | Democrat | NY-18 | 1988 | First female chairwoman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, which she chaired from 1991 to 1992 | |
Bob Filner[11] | Democrat | CA-51 | 1992 | ||
Jane Harman[12] | Democrat | CA-36 | 1992 | Served 19931999 and 2001Present | |
Jerrold Nadler[13] | Democrat | NY-08 | 1992 | ||
Steve Rothman[14] | Democrat | NJ-09 | 1996 | ||
Robert Wexler[15] | Democrat | FL-19 | 1996 | ||
Shelley Berkley[16] | Democrat | NV-01 | 1998 | First Jewish congresswoman from Nevada | |
Jan Schakowsky[17] | Democrat | IL-09 | 1998 | ||
Brad Sherman[18] | Democrat | CA-27 | 1998 | ||
Anthony D. Weiner[19] | Democrat | NY-09 | 1998 | ||
Eric Cantor[20] | Republican | VA-07 | 2000 | ||
Susan Davis[21] | Democrat | CA-53 | 2000 | ||
Steve Israel[22] | Democrat | NY-02 | 2000 | ||
Adam Schiff[22] | Democrat | CA-29 | 2000 | ||
Rahm Emanuel[23] | Democrat | IL-05 | 2002 | Former chair of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, Chair of the House Democratic Caucus | |
Allyson Schwartz[24] | Democrat | PA-13 | 2004 | Pennsylvania's first Jewish congresswoman | |
Debbie Wasserman Schultz[25] | Democrat | FL-20 | 2004 | First Jewish congresswoman from Florida | |
Steve Cohen[26] | Democrat | TN-09 | 2006 | Tennessee's first Jewish congressman[26] | |
Gabrielle Giffords[27] | Democrat | AZ-08 | 2006 | Arizona's first Jewish congresswoman | |
Paul Hodes[28] | Democrat | NH-02 | 2006 | New Hampshire's first Jewish Congressman | |
Steve Kagen[29] | Democrat | WI-08 | 2006 | ||
Ron Klein[30] | Democrat | FL-22 | 2006 | ||
John Yarmuth[31] | Democrat | KY-03 | 2006 | Kentucky's first Jewish congressman |
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Prominent mayors/major cities only.