List of United States Representatives from New Jersey

New Jersey was admitted as the 3rd state to the United States of America on December 18, 1787. As of July 2022, a total of 316 individuals have represented New Jersey in the U.S. House.

## Current members[edit]

The current members of the U.S. House from New Jersey are:

Office | Name | Party | Date assumed office | Date term ends

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U.S. House New Jersey District 1 | Donald Norcross | Democratic  | November 12, 2014 | January 3, 2023
U.S. House New Jersey District 2 | Jeff Van Drew | Republican  | January 3, 2019 | January 3, 2023
U.S. House New Jersey District 3 | Andrew Kim | Democratic  | January 3, 2019 | January 3, 2023
U.S. House New Jersey District 4 | Chris Smith | Republican  | January 3, 1981 | January 3, 2023
U.S. House New Jersey District 5 | Josh Gottheimer | Democratic  | January 3, 2017 | January 3, 2023
U.S. House New Jersey District 6 | Frank Pallone Jr. | Democratic  | January 3, 1993 | January 3, 2023
U.S. House New Jersey District 7 | Tom Malinowski | Democratic  | January 3, 2019 | January 3, 2023
U.S. House New Jersey District 8 | Albio Sires | Democratic  | January 3, 2013 | January 3, 2023
U.S. House New Jersey District 9 | Bill Pascrell | Democratic  | January 3, 2013 | January 3, 2023
U.S. House New Jersey District 10 | Donald Payne Jr. | Democratic  | January 3, 2013 | January 3, 2023
U.S. House New Jersey District 11 | Mikie Sherrill | Democratic  | January 3, 2019 | January 3, 2023
U.S. House New Jersey District 12 | Bonnie Watson Coleman | Democratic  | January 3, 2015 | January 3, 2023

## District map[edit]

The map below shows this district's current boundaries, not those enacted as part of the 2020 redistricting cycle.

## Historical representatives[edit]

The following individuals were elected to the U.S. House from New Jersey.

# 2000s[edit]

Historical Representation to the U.S. House by Party in the 2000s from New Jersey

Party | Total
Democratic | 10
Republican | 6
Total Representatives | 16

* Note: Rep. Jeff Van Drew switched affiliation from Democratic to Republican in December 2019. He is included in both the Democratic and Republican counts.

Representatives to the U.S. House from New Jersey

Representatives  | Years Served  | Party
Michael A. Ferguson | 2001–2009 | Republican
Scott Garrett | 2003-2017 | Republican
Albio Sires | 2007-present | Democratic
John Adler | 2009–2011 | Democratic
Leonard Lance | 2009-2019 | Republican
Jon Runyan | 2011-2015 | Republican
Donald Payne, Jr. | 2013-present | Democratic
Donald Norcross | 2014-present | Democratic
Tom MacArthur | 2015-2019 | Republican
Bonnie Watson Coleman | 2015-present | Democratic
Josh Gottheimer | 2017-present | Democratic
Jeff Van Drew | Jan. 2019-Dec. 2019 | Democratic
Jeff Van Drew[1] | Dec. 2019-present | Republican
Andrew Kim | 2019-present | Democratic
Tom Malinowski | 2019-present | Democratic
Mikie Sherrill | 2019-present | Democratic

# 1900s[edit]

Historical Representation to the U.S. House by Party in the 1900s from New Hampshire

Party | Total
Democratic | 64
Republican | 68
Total Representatives | 132
Representatives to the U.S. House from New Jersey

Representatives  | Years Served  | Party
De Witt C. Flanagan | 1901–1902 | Democratic
Allan Benny | 1903–1904 | Democratic
William M. Lanning | 1903–1904 | Republican
William Hughes | 1903–1904, 1907–1912 | Democratic
William H. Wiley | 1903–1910 | Republican
Ira W. Wood | 1903–1912 | Republican
Henry C. Allen | 1905–1906 | Republican
Marshall Van Winkle | 1905–1906 | Republican
Eugene W. Leake | 1907–1908 | Democratic
Le Gage Pratt | 1907–1908 | Democratic
James A. Hamill | 1907–1920 | Democratic
Eugene F. Kinkead | 1909–1914 | Democratic
Archibald C. Hart | 1911–1912,1915–1916 | Democratic
Walter I. McCoy | 1911–1914 | Democratic
Edward W. Townsend | 1911–1914 | Democratic
William E. Tuttle, Jr. | 1911–1914 | Democratic
Thomas J. Scully | 1911–1920 | Democratic
William J. Browning | 1912–1920 | Republican
Jacob T. Baker | 1913–1914 | Democratic
Robert G. Bremner | 1913–1914 | Democratic
Lewis J. Martin | 1913–1914 | Democratic
Allan B. Walsh | 1913–1914 | Democratic
Dow H. Drukker | 1913–1918 | Republican
John J. Eagan | 1913–1920, 1923–1924 | Democratic
John Henry Capstick | 1915–1918 | Republican
Edward W. Gray | 1915–1918 | Republican
Elijah C. Hutchinson | 1915–1922 | Republican
Isaac Bacharach | 1915–1936 | Republican
Frederick R. Lehlbach | 1915–1936 | Republican
William F. Birch | 1917–1918 | Republican
John R. Ramsey | 1917–1920 | Republican
Cornelius A. McGlennon | 1919–1920 | Democratic
Daniel F. Minahan | 1919–1920, 1923–1924 | Democratic
Amos H. Radcliffe | 1919–1922 | Republican
Francis F. Patterson, Jr. | 1919–1926 | Republican
Ernest R. Ackerman | 1919–1932 | Republican
Theodore F. Appleby | 1921–1922 | Republican
Archibald E. Olpp | 1921–1922 | Republican
Herbert W. Taylor | 1921–1922, 1925–1926 | Republican
Charles F. X. O'Brien | 1921–1924 | Democratic
Randolph Perkins | 1921–1936 | Republican
Charles Browne | 1923–1924 | Democratic
Elmer H. Geran | 1923–1924 | Democratic
Frank J. McNulty | 1923–1924 | Democratic
George N. Seger | 1923–1940 | Republican
Stewart H. Appleby | 1925–1926 | Republican
Franklin W. Fort | 1925–1930 | Republican
Oscar L. Auf Der Heide | 1925–1934 | Democratic
Mary T. Norton | 1925–1950 | Democratic
Charles A. Eaton | 1926–1952 | Republican
Paul J. Moore | 1927–1928 | Democratic
Harold G. Hoffman | 1927–1930 | Republican
Charles A. Wolverton | 1927–1958 | Republican
Fred A. Hartley, Jr. | 1929–1948 | Republican
Percy H. Stewart | 1931–1932 | Democratic
Peter A. Cavicchia | 1931–1936 | Republican
William H. Sutphin | 1931–1942 | Democratic
Edward A. Kenney | 1933–1938 | Democratic
Donald H. McLean | 1933–1944 | Republican
D. Lane Powers | 1933–1946 | Republican
Edward J. Hart | 1935–1954 | Democratic
Edward L. O'Neill | 1937–1938 | Democratic
Frank W. Towey, Jr. | 1937–1938 | Democratic
Elmer H. Wene | 1937–1938, 1941–1944 | Democratic
J. Parnell Thomas | 1937–1950 | Republican
Walter S. Jeffries | 1939–1940 | Republican
Albert L. Vreeland | 1939–1942 | Republican
Frank C. Osmers, Jr. | 1939–1942, 1951–1964 | Republican
Robert W. Kean | 1939–1958 | Republican
Gordon Canfield | 1941–1960 | Republican
Frank L. Sundstrom | 1943–1948 | Republican
Harry Lancaster Towe | 1943–1952 | Republican
James C. Auchincloss | 1943–1964 | Republican
Frank A. Mathews, Jr. | 1945–1948 | Republican
Clifford P. Case | 1945–1954 | Republican
Thomas M. Hand | 1945–1956 | Republican
Charles R. Howell | 1949–1954 | Democratic
Hugh J. Addonizio | 1949–1962 | Democratic
William B. Widnall | 1949–1974 | Republican
Peter W. Rodino, Jr. | 1949–1988 | Democratic
Alfred D. Sieminski | 1951–1958 | Democratic
Harrison A. Williams, Jr. | 1953–1956 | Democratic
Peter Hood Ballantine Frelinghuysen, Jr. | 1953–1974 | Republican
T. James Tumulty | 1955–1956 | Democratic
Frank Thompson, Jr. | 1955–1980 | Democratic
Vincent J. Dellay | 1957–1958 | Republican
Milton W. Glenn | 1957–1964 | Republican
Florence P. Dwyer | 1957–1972 | Republican
George M. Wallhauser | 1959–1964 | Republican
William T. Cahill | 1959–1970 | Republican
Cornelius E. Gallagher | 1959–1972 | Democratic
Dominick V. Daniels | 1959–1976 | Democratic
Charles S. Joelson | 1961–1970 | Democratic
Edward J. Patten | 1963–1980 | Democratic
Joseph G. Minish | 1963–1984 | Democratic
Paul J. Krebs | 1965–1966 | Democratic
Thomas C. McGrath, Jr. | 1965–1966 | Democratic
Henry Helstoski | 1965–1976 | Democratic
James J. Howard | 1965–1988 | Democratic
John E. Hunt | 1967–1974 | Republican
Charles W. Sandman, Jr. | 1967–1974 | Republican
Edwin B. Forsythe | 1969–1984 | Republican
Robert A. Roe | 1969–1992 | Democratic
Joseph J. Maraziti | 1973–1974 | Republican
Matthew J. Rinaldo | 1973–1992 | Republican
Helen S. Meyner | 1975–1978 | Democratic
Andrew Maguire | 1975–1980 | Democratic
Millicent H. Fenwick | 1975–1982 | Republican
James J. Florio | 1975–1990 | Democratic
William J. Hughes | 1975–1994 | Democratic
Joseph A. LeFante | 1977–1978 | Democratic
Harold C. Hollenbeck | 1977–1982 | Republican
James A. Courter | 1979–1990 | Republican
Frank J. Guarini, Jr. | 1979–1992 | Democratic
Bernard J. Dwyer | 1981–1992 | Democratic
Marge Roukema | 1981–2002 | Republican
Chris Smith | 1981-present | Republican
Robert G. Torricelli | 1983–1996 | Democratic
Hugh James Saxton | 1984–2009 | Republican
Dean A. Gallo | 1985–1994 | Republican
Richard Zimmer | 1991–1996 | Republican
Rob Andrews | 1991-2014 | Democratic
Herbert Klein | 1993–1994 | Democratic
Robert D. Franks | 1993–2000 | Republican
Frank Pallone Jr. | 1993-present | Democratic
William J. Martini | 1995–1996 | Republican
Rodney Frelinghuysen | 1995-2019 | Republican
Frank LoBiondo | 1995-2019 | Republican
Michael J. Pappas | 1997–1998 | Republican
Steve Rothman | 1997-2013 | Democratic
Bill Pascrell | 1997-present | Democratic
Rush D. Holt, Jr. | 1999-2015 | Democratic

# 1800s[edit]

Historical Representation to the U.S. House by Party in the 1800s from New Hampshire

Party | Total
Democratic | 54
Republican | 66
Federalist | 3
Democratic-Republican | 1
Unaffiliated | 2
Whig | 18
Jacksonian | 5
Anti-Jacksonian | 4
Adams | 3
Opposition Party | 1
Total Representatives | 157
Representatives to the U.S. House from New Jersey

Representatives  | Years Served  | Party
James Mott | 1801–1804 | Republican
Ebenezer Elmer | 1801–1806 | Republican
William Helms | 1801–1810 | Republican
Henry Southard | 1801–1810, 1815–1820 | Republican
James Sloan | 1803–1808 | Republican
Adam Boyd | 1803–1812 | Republican
Ezra Darby | 1805–1808 | Republican
John Lambert | 1805–1808 | Democratic-Republican
Thomas Newbold | 1807–1812 | Republican
James Cox | 1809–1810 | Republican
John A. Scudder | 1809–1810 | Republican
Jacob Hufty | 1809–1814 | Federalist
George C. Maxwell | 1811–1812 | Republican
James Morgan | 1811–1812 | Republican
Lewis Condict | 1811–1816, 1821–1832 | Republican
Thomas Bines | 1813–1814 | Republican
William Coxe, Jr. | 1813–1814 | Federalist
Richard Stockton | 1813–1814 | Federalist
Thomas Ward | 1813–1816 | Republican
Ezra Baker | 1815–1816 | Republican
Benjamin Bennet | 1815–1816 | Republican
Ephraim Bateman | 1815–1822 | Republican
Joseph Bloomfield | 1817–1820 | Republican
Charles Kinsey | 1817–1820 | Republican
John Linn | 1817–1820 | Republican
Bernard Smith | 1819–1820 | Republican
James Matlack | 1821–1824 | Republican
George Cassedy | 1821–1826 | Republican
George Holcombe | 1821–1828 | Republican
Samuel Swan | 1821–1830 | Republican
Daniel Garrison | 1823–1826 | Republican
Ebenezer Tucker | 1825–1828 | Unaffiliated
Thomas Sinnickson | 1827–1828 | Adams
Hedge Thompson | 1827–1828 | Unaffiliated
Isaac Pierson | 1827–1830 | Adams
James F. Randolph | 1827–1832 | Adams
Richard M. Cooper | 1829–1832 | Anti-Jacksonian
Thomas H. Hughes | 1829–1832 | Anti-Jacksonian
Silas Condit | 1831–1832 | Anti-Jacksonian
Isaac Southard | 1831–1832 | Anti-Jacksonian
Ferdinand Schureman Schenck | 1833–1834 | Jacksonian
Samuel Fowler | 1833–1836 | Jacksonian
Thomas Lee | 1833–1836 | Jacksonian
James Parker | 1833–1836 | Jacksonian
William N. Shinn | 1833–1836 | Jacksonian
Philemon Dickerson | 1833–1836, 1839–1840 | Democratic
William Chetwood | 1835–1836 | Whig
William Halstead | 1837–1838, 1841–1842 | Whig
John P. B. Maxwell | 1837–1838, 1841–1842 | Whig
Charles C. Stratton | 1837–1838, 1841–1842 | Whig
Thomas J. Yorke | 1837–1838, 1841–1842 | Whig
John Bancker Aycrigg | 1837–1838, 1841–1842 | Whig
Joseph F. Randolph | 1837–1842 | Whig
William R. Cooper | 1839–1840 | Democratic
Joseph Kille | 1839–1840 | Democratic
Daniel B. Ryall | 1839–1840 | Democratic
Peter D. Vroom | 1839–1840 | Democratic
Lucius Q.C. Elmer | 1843–1844 | Democratic
Isaac G. Farlee | 1843–1844 | Democratic
Littleton Kirkpatrick | 1843–1844 | Democratic
George Sykes | 1843–1846 | Democratic
William Wright | 1843–1846 | Whig
John Runk | 1845–1846 | Whig
Samuel G. Wright | 1845–1846 | Whig
Joseph E. Edsall | 1845–1848 | Democratic
Dudley S. Gregory | 1847–1848 | Whig
John Van Dyke | 1847–1850 | Whig
William A. Newell | 1847–1850, 1865–1866 | Whig
Andrew K. Hay | 1849–1850 | Whig
James G. King | 1849–1850 | Whig
Isaac Wildrick | 1849–1852 | Democratic
George H. Brown | 1851–1852 | Whig
Rodman M. Price | 1851–1852 | Democratic
Charles Skelton | 1851–1854 | Democratic
Nathan T. Stratton | 1851–1854 | Democratic
Samuel Lilly | 1853–1854 | Democratic
Alexander C. M. Pennington | 1853–1856 | Whig
George Vail | 1853–1856 | Democratic
James Bishop | 1855–1856 | Opposition Party
Isaiah D. Clawson | 1855–1858 | Republican
George R. Robbins | 1855–1858 | Republican
John Huyler | 1857–1858 | Democratic
Jacob R. Wortendyke | 1857–1858 | Democratic
Garnett B. Adrain | 1857–1860 | Democratic
William Pennington | 1859–1860 | Republican
Jetur R. Riggs | 1859–1860 | Democratic
John T. Nixon | 1859–1862 | Republican
John L. N. Stratton | 1859–1862 | Republican
George T. Cobb | 1861–1862 | Democratic
Nehemiah Perry | 1861–1864 | Democratic
William G. Steele | 1861–1864 | Democratic
George Middleton | 1863–1864 | Democratic
Andrew J. Rogers | 1863–1866 | Democratic
John F. Starr | 1863–1866 | Republican
Edwin R. V. Wright | 1865–1866 | Democratic
Charles Sitgreaves | 1865–1868 | Democratic
George A. Halsey | 1867–1868, 1871–1872 | Republican
Charles Haight | 1867–1870 | Democratic
William Moore | 1867–1870 | Republican
John Hill | 1867–1872,1881–1882 | Republican
Orestes Cleveland | 1869–1870 | Democratic
John T. Bird | 1869–1872 | Democratic
Samuel C. Forker | 1871–1872 | Democratic
John W. Hazelton | 1871–1874 | Republican
Amos Clark, Jr. | 1873–1874 | Republican
Isaac W. Scudder | 1873–1874 | Republican
Marcus L. Ward | 1873–1874 | Republican
James N. Pidcock | 1873–1874, 1885–1888 | Republican
Samuel A. Dobbins | 873–1876 | Republican
Robert Hamilton | 1873–1876 | Democratic
James G. Hampton | 1873–1876 | Whig
Frederick H. Teese | 1875–1876 | Democratic
Augustus W. Cutler | 1875–1878 | Democratic
Clement H. Sinnickson | 1875–1878 | Republican
Augustus A. Hardenbergh | 1875–1878,1881–1882 | Democratic
Miles Ross | 1875–1882 | Democratic
Thomas B. Peddie | 1877–1878 | Republican
John H. Pugh | 1877–1878 | Republican
Alvah A. Clark | 1877–1880 | Democratic
John L. Blake | 1879–1880 | Republican
Lewis A. Brigham | 1879–1880 | Republican
Hezekiah B. Smith | 1879–1880 | Democratic
Charles H. Voorhis | 1879–1880 | Republican
George M. Robeson | 1879–1882 | Republican
Henry S. Harris | 1881–1882 | Democratic
Phineas Jones | 1881–1882 | Republican
John H. Brewer | 1881–1884 | Republican
Thomas M. Ferrell | 1883–1884 | Democratic
William H.F. Fiedler | 1883–1884 | Democratic
Benjamin F. Howey | 1883–1884 | Republican
John Kean | 1883–1884, 1887–1888 | Republican
William McAdoo | 1883–1890 | Democratic
Robert S. Green | 1885–1886 | Democratic
George Hires | 1885–1888 | Republican
Herman Lehlbach | 1885–1890 | Republican
James Buchanan | 1885–1892 | Republican
Charles D. Beckwith | 1889–1890 | Republican
Christopher A. Bergen | 1889–1892 | Republican
Samuel Fowler | 1889–1892 | Democratic
Jacob A. Geissenhainer | 1889–1894 | Democratic
Edward F. McDonald | 1891–1892 | Democratic
Cornelius A. Cadmus | 1891–1894 | Democratic
Thomas D. English | 1891–1894 | Democratic
Johnston Cornish | 1893–1894 | Democratic
John T. Dunn | 1893–1894 | Democratic
George B. Fielder | 1893–1894 | Democratic
John J. Gardner | 1893–1912 | Republican
Henry C. Loudenslager | 1893–1912 | Republican
Thomas McEwan, Jr. | 1895–1898 | Republican
Mahlon Pitney | 1895–1898 | Republican
James F. Stewart | 1895–1902 | Republican
Charles N. Fowler | 1895–1910 | Republican
Benjamin F. Howell | 1895-1910 | Republican
Richard W. Parker | 1895–1922 | Republican
William D. Daly | 1899–1900 | Democratic
Joshua S. Salmon | 1899–1902 | Democratic
Allan L. McDermott | 1899–1906 | Democratic

# 1700s[edit]

Historical Representation to the U.S. House by Party in the 1700s from New Jersey

Party | Total
Republican | 1
Pro-Administration | 5
Federalist | 7
Democratic-Republican | 2
Total Representatives | 15
Representatives to the U.S. House from New Jersey

Representatives  | Years Served  | Party
Lambert Cadwalader | 1789–1790, 1793–1794 | Pro-Administration
Thomas Sinnickson | 1789–1790, 1797–1798 | Pro-Administration
James Schureman | 1789–1790, 1797–1798, 1813–1814 | Federalist
Elias Boudinot | 1789–1794 | Pro-Administration
Abraham Clark | 1791–1794 | Pro-Administration
Aaron Kitchell | 1791–1796, 1799–1800 | Democratic-Republican
Jonathan Dayton | 1791–1798 | Federalist
John Beatty | 1793–1794 | Pro-Administration
Thomas Henderson | 1795–1796 | Federalist
Isaac Smith | 1795–1796 | Federalist
Mark Thomson | 1795–1798 | Federalist
James H. Imlay | 1797–1800 | Federalist
Franklin Davenport | 1799–1800 | Federalist
James Linn | 1799–1800 | Republican
John Condit | 1799–1802, 1819–1820 | Democratic-Republican

## External links[edit]

* U.S. House Historical representation by state

## See also[edit]

* U.S. House
* List of United States Senators from New Jersey

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New Jersey's current delegation to the United States Congress

Senators

Cory Booker (D)

Bob Menendez (D)

Representatives

District 1

Donald Norcross (D)

District 2

Jeff Van Drew (R)

District 3

Andrew Kim (D)

District 4

Chris Smith (R)

District 5

Josh Gottheimer (D)

District 6

Frank Pallone (D)

District 7

Tom Malinowski (D)

District 8

Albio Sires (D)

District 9

Bill Pascrell (D)

District 10

Donald Payne (D)

District 11

Mikie Sherrill (D)

District 12

Bonnie Coleman (D)

Democratic Party (12)

Republican Party (2)

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1. ↑ Van Drew changed partisan affiliation from Democratic to Republican in December 2019.