Current representatives of the following districts in the 113th Congress Quiz by BluntDiplomat

Can you name the current representatives of the following districts in the 113th Congress?

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Source: United States House of Representatives, 111th Congress
- At-Large districts are "AL" - This quiz is arranged alphabetically and divided into TWO parts: 1: Alabama-Missouri (+DC) 2: Montana-Wyoming (+5 external territories)
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District	Representative	Political Party
AL-01		R
AL-02		R
AL-03		R
AL-04		R
AL-05		R
AL-06		R
AL-07		D
AK-AL		R
AZ-01		D
AZ-02		D
AZ-03		D
AZ-04		R
AZ-05		R
AZ-06		R
AZ-07		D
AZ-08		R
AZ-09		D
AR-01		R
AR-02		R
AR-03		R
AR-04		R
CA-01		R
CA-02		D
CA-03		D
CA-04		R
CA-05		D
CA-06		D
CA-07		D
CA-08		R
CA-09		D
CA-10		R
CA-11		D
CA-12		D
CA-13		D
CA-14		D
CA-15		D
CA-16		D
CA-17		D
CA-18		D
CA-19		D
CA-20		D
CA-21		R
CA-22		R
CA-23		R
CA-24		D
CA-25		R
CA-26		D
CA-27		D
CA-28		D
CA-29		D
CA-30		D
CA-31		R
CA-32		D
CA-33		D
CA-34		D
CA-35		D
CA-36		D
CA-37		D
CA-38		D
CA-39		R
CA-40		D
CA-41		D
CA-42		R
CA-43		D
CA-44		D
CA-45		R
CA-46		D
CA-47		D
CA-48		R
CA-49		R
CA-50		R
CA-51		D
CA-52		D
CA-53		D
CO-01		D
CO-02		D
CO-03		R

District	Representative	Political Party
CO-04		R
CO-05		R
CO-06		R
CO-07		D
CT-01		D
CT-02		D
CT-03		D
CT-04		D
CT-05		D
DE-AL		D
DC-AL (non-voting)		D
FL-01		R
FL-02		R
FL-03		R
FL-04		R
FL-05		D
FL-06		R
FL-07		R
FL-08		R
FL-09		D
FL-10		R
FL-11		R
FL-12		R
FL-13		R
FL-14		D
FL-15		R
FL-16		R
FL-17		R
FL-18		D
FL-19		R
FL-20		D
FL-21		D
FL-22		D
FL-23		D
FL-24		D
FL-25		R
FL-26		D
FL-27		R
GA-01		R
GA-02		D
GA-03		R
GA-04		D
GA-05		D
GA-06		R
GA-07		R
GA-08		R
GA-09		R
GA-10		R
GA-11		R
GA-12		D
GA-13		D
GA-14		R
HI-01		D
HI-02		D
ID-01		R
ID-02		R
IL-01		D
IL-03		D
IL-04		D
IL-05		D
IL-06		R
IL-07		D
IL-08		D
IL-09		D
IL-10		D
IL-11		D
IL-12		D
IL-13		R
IL-14		R
IL-15		R
IL-16		R
IL-17		D
IL-18		R
IN-01		D
IN-02		R
IN-03		R
IN-04		R

District	Representative	Political Party
IN-05		R
IN-06		R
IN-07		D
IN-08		R
IN-09		R
IA-01		D
IA-02		D
IA-03		R
IA-04		R
KS-01		R
KS-02		R
KS-03		R
KS-04		R
KY-01		R
KY-02		R
KY-03		D
KY-04		R
KY-05		R
KY-06		R
LA-01		R
LA-02		D
LA-04		R
LA-05		R
LA-06		R
ME-01		D
ME-02		D
MD-01		R
MD-02		D
MD-03		D
MD-04		D
MD-05		D
MD-06		D
MD-07		D
MD-08		D
MA-01		D
MA-02		D
MA-03		D
MA-04		D
MA-05		D
MA-06		D
MA-07		D
MA-08		D
MA-09		D
MI-01		R
MI-02		R
MI-03		R
MI-04		R
MI-05		D
MI-06		R
MI-07		R
MI-08		R
MI-09		D
MI-10		R
MI-11		R
MI-12		D
MI-13		D
MI-14		D
MN-01		D
MN-02		R
MN-03		R
MN-04		D
MN-05		D
MN-06		R
MN-07		D
MN-08		D
MS-01		R
MS-02		D
MS-03		R
MS-04		R
MO-01		D
MO-02		R
MO-03		R
MO-04		R
MO-05		D
MO-06		R
MO-07		R

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	nymous:	Dec 23rd, 2009 at 22:14 GMT		2 points
	Really? Over 30% of people knew more than 171 out of 179?

	DLJessup:	Dec 23rd, 2009 at 23:14 GMT		1 point
	If you're going to include DC's nonvoting delegate, you should also include the nonvoting delegates from American Samoa and Guam. (There are also nonvoting delegates from the Northern Mariana Islands and the U.S. Virgin Islands and a nonvoting resident commissioner from Puerto Rico who should be in later quizzes.)

	BluntDiplomat:	Dec 24th, 2009 at 06:22 GMT		2 points
	I did. There are three parts to this quiz, as I can't obviously include all 441 members of congress in one quiz per Sporcle's 200-data set ceiling. The other 5 non-voting delegates from the external territories are in Part III of the quiz.

	Anonymous42:	Dec 24th, 2009 at 06:38 GMT		1 point
	Maybe you should format the districts as AL-2, etc., to save space. Unless, of course, you think that the added clarity of this format makes up for the loss in cmopactness.

	Esme:	Dec 24th, 2009 at 07:59 GMT		4 points
	The distribution on the results page boggles my mind; there's no way that's all accurate.

	BluntDiplomat:	Dec 24th, 2009 at 08:24 GMT		2 points
	@Anonymous42: I considered abbreviating for the sake of compactness, but ultimately decidedly against it to maximize clarity. But I'll put it out there - Should I abbreviate to make the quiz more compact, or keep it as is?

	Paris2024:	Dec 28th, 2009 at 21:27 GMT		3 points
	Keep it as is.

	BluntDiplomat:	Jan 9th, 2010 at 06:40 GMT		1 point
	The results may look skewed as I temporarily deleted Florida 19 to reflect the current vacancy caused by Robert Wexler's resignation. The results may even further be skewed when I delete Hawaii 1 in the coming weeks to reflect Neil Abercrombie's upcoming resignation to focus on his gubernatorial campaign.

	BluntDiplomat:	Jun 7th, 2010 at 23:14 GMT		1 point
	UPDATE: Results may be skewed as a I deleted IN-03 and GA-09. These districts are currently vacant following the untimely resignations of their representatives. GA-09 should have a new representative by early/mid June following the runoff election there, and that new rep will stand for reelection in the November general election. IN-03's special election to fill the vacancy will be held contemporaneously with the general election in November to determine who will represent that district for a full term in the 112th Congress. The winner of the November special election will be seated immediately and serve out the remainder of the term (Nov 2010-Jan 2011).

	newenglander:	Jan 2nd, 2011 at 00:44 GMT		2 points
	you would have to be an absolute c-span freak if you got more than 50. unless everyone was typing in as many last names they could think of, theres no way these results are correct

	Glorfino:	Jan 11th, 2011 at 05:39 GMT		1 point
	Dold of IL-10 is missing

	BluntDiplomat:	Jan 12th, 2011 at 06:34 GMT		2 points
	@ Glorfino: I apologize for forgetting to re-add IL-10. It's now been included. @ newenglander: the results are confusing given the many edits this quiz took between the time I created it and everything that's been happening vacancy-wise; but in the sporcle universe - it's entirely within the realm of possibility that that many people know who serves in the house; also, I just replaced the names of defeated incumbents - I didn't delete and add new cells - meaning that the results you're seeing reflect how much people knew of last year's congress (the 111th), and not just strictly of the present one (the 112th)

	Glorfino:	Jan 12th, 2011 at 07:15 GMT		1 point
	@BluntDiplomat: Thanks, my hometown district!

	gabjoh:	Jan 13th, 2011 at 05:23 GMT		5 points
	I bet at least 100 of these plays are from Swing State Project readers. Swingnuts, represent!

	BluntDiplomat:	Jan 13th, 2011 at 10:11 GMT		5 points
	@ gabjoh: I'm not alone then. :) SSPers UNITE!

	shewumbo:	Jan 10th, 2013 at 22:54 GMT		1 point
	How could you have made a quiz about the 113th Congress in 2009?